This is a very popular place!Ĭommunity Giving The casino revenue have meant wonderful transformations for the Cherokee area and tribal members. For overnight accommodations, plan well in advance. Go to their Web site to read more their hotel and book a room. It's pet-friendly with a special PetStay Rooms for up to two dog children. The 1,100-room Harrah's Cherokee Hotel is the largest in all of North Carolina with four-star hotel amenities including indoor and outdoor pools. 'The Pools' feature heated indoor and outdoor pools with Vegas-style cabanas and walk-up bar. The ultra-pampering Mandara Spa integrates elements of Native American culture into Balinese-inspired treatments, bringing you the best in therapeutic luxury. Click here to visit their Web site for the current line-up of shows and national touring bands.

The 3,035-Seat Cherokee Events Center is the biggest entertainment and concert venue in western North Carolina. Stroll along the second floor walkway to visit the River Shops. The Grand Rotunda features eight 75-foot LED lit trees and twin 68-foot waterfalls. Other options include Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Selu Garden Café and BRIO Tuscan Grille.

Chef's Stage Buffet is sure to please even the pickiest eaters, with interactive stations that offer tastes from around the world - Italian, Asian, barbeque, a soup and salad bar, and desserts. Go to their Web site for a list of games and descriptions.Ī variety of restaurants satisfy any craving or appetite, all adjacent to exciting casino action. Others include Three Card Poker and Let It Ride, a spin-off of Five Card Stud.

Exciting live action include Blackjack for a fast-paced game of 21, Craps and the most popular game played in the world, Roulette. The casino includes 150,000 square feet of gaming space, so there's something for everyone including 3,800 slots and 158 table games. Find plenty to do there to create a very fun day outing - including a big variety of restaurants, spa, shopping and a world-class concert venue. It is located 50 miles west of Asheville at the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, in the town of Cherokee and Jackson County. Try your luck at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort, owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee.

Harrah's Cherokee Casino and Hotel