Caesars Southern Indiana

We went to Caesar’s in Southern Indiana and they took out temps before going in. Masks were mandated and slots were turned off to assure there was social distancing. Boy, were we wrong. At first it was non smoking but that lasted a week. If you were eating, drinking or smoking, you were not required to have your mask up. They did have alcohol wipes in pkgs so we could clean our own slots. That lasted no time. 8 employees gave tested positive for Covid. I was at a slot and this man dat right next to me like one foot from me. I flagged down security and asked if he could ask the gentleman to practice social distancing. Head of security said no problem. When over and done with, he was a high roller and I was asked to move to another slot. It is a breeding ground for Covid. Dirty ashtrays everywhere. I wish everyone good luck that goes there. 300 employees signed a petition to close. Caesars did not respond, of course.

the only positive was it was a clean smoking room. i don't know about the casino we didn't go there. at 10 pm someone was beating on doors. Then someone tried to come through the adjoining room door!!!!

As far as the casino goes, it's nothing spectacular. It's average and that's okay. As far as the hotel rooms go, they are also average but clean and have very comfy beds. As far as having anything to eat while you're there? You are out of luck unless you want greasy high-carb fried food - burgers, wings, fried fish, onion rings etc. That's all you will find open the vast majority of the time you are there. Is it any wonder the casino is dead during the week? You can't even order room service now on Tuesdays or Wednesdays! Why??? Why try to force people to eat unhealthy greasy food when you have so many other options you could use to actually draw people in? At the very least open the Homestyle food area so people can get a hot meal on more days than just Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Maybe think about increasing the selection of food you have available at the ONE AND ONLY place you have open for people to eat at.Hopefully you take this into consideration when looking at the decrease in revenue from a lack of players during the week. Who wants to stay and play where they can't even eat? It's terrible! We prefer to make the further drive to other casinos where we can play, eat and enjoy ourselves without having to leave the casino when we're hungry. I'm sure many others feel that way, too.

Room was basic but fine. Issue is staffing. Only 2 restaurants , both the same type, were open. Tables were scarce and waiting in line to get to play was annoying due to tables / wheel being closed. In short, they don't have the staff to be open properly. Pool, spa, restaurants all closed.

Clean rooms and a much shorter walk to the casino since renovated. Only complaint is there were almost NO gluten-free food options. If we had stayed longer than one night, I would have been very hungry.