Traveling to TUCSON’s Casino Hotel
Posted in Arizona, Entertainment - Adult, Food, Gaming, Hotels, Native American, Restaurant, Southwest, Travel | By Roger Gillespie | Tags: Arizona, Food, Gaming, Hotels, Restaurants, Southwest, Travel
We’re coming down to the last two Wacky Casino Wednesday’s featuring casinos with hotels here in Arizona.
This week we’re featuring the only casino/hotel in southern Arizona.
DESERT DIAMOND CASINO & HOTEL
From a tent containing a bingo hall established in1984 to a $120 million hotel- casino, the Tohono O’odham nation completed its newest casino project in 2007 including its first hotel.
Located adjacent to the Tucson International Airport, Desert Diamond Casino & Hotel is owned and operated by the Tohono O’odham Nation, the second largest tribal area in Arizona. Another Desert Diamond Casino without a hotel property is located I-19 & Pima Mine Rd., approximately 10 miles south.
The 323,000-square-foot casino-hotel is located at 7350 S. Nogales Highway. A 149 room hotel is connected to the 165,000 sq. ft. casino by an 8,000 sq. ft. conference center.
GAMBLING
The casino complex boasts over 1000 slot machines
- 500 Seat Bingo Hall
- 35 Seat Keno Room
- Separate non-smoking slot machine room
- Separate non-smoking poker and table game room
** Note: Smoke Alert!!! After visiting several casinos over the last few weeks, all which allow smoking on the gaming floor, my opinion is that The Desert Diamond Casino ventilation system is not as adequate as the previous properties we have reviewed.
ENTERTAINMENT
Monsoon Night Club
Hours: Friday & Saturday 8:00PM
DINING
The Steakhouse
Cost: Prime Rib/Steaks: $16.95-$29.95
Hours: 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. 7 Days a Week
The Buffet
Cost: Lunch $9.99, Dinner $12.99
Monday Seafood Buffet $16.95
Sunday Brunch $14.95
Lunch: $8.85
Dinner: $10.85
Food Court
Diamond Grill / Diamond Wok
Cost: Grill – Average Entrees 4.95 Wok – Average Entrees $5.95-7.95
Hours: 24 Hours
HOTEL
As an added benefit to your wallet, there is no lodging tax – a savings of 12.5% per room.
Facilities
Heated outdoor pool
Exercise facilities
Rooms
King and double rooms are available along with Executive Suites and Luxury VIP suites with one or two bedrooms.
Rooms include:
- Contemporary decor
- 32″ flat panel television (42” flat panels in suites)
- Large work desk
- Complimentary wireless internet access
- Refrigerator
Tags: Arizona, Food, Gaming, Hotels, Restaurants, Southwest, Travel
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