Horseshoe Tunica Hotel & Casino

Room was clean and there were ample food and drink services open for drinks or a meal. This is a large property and although the walk from the car to the room is nowhere near the half marathon required to reach one's room from the parking lots in Vegas, the distance feels similar; request a room close to the elevator if you have a large amount of luggage. Beds were comfortable and bath products were above average.

3 girlfriends on a Covid Getaway stayed here 4 nights. The room was clean and lots of towels were provided. The maid did not come in our room the whole time we were there. When we asked for clean towels or extra linens the were promptly delivered to our room. The guard at the entrance asked you to sanitize your hand before entering. They asked you to wear a mask before entering the casino. In fact, that was a county law! The bellman unloaded your car at the garage entrance and took the luggage up to the room, but was not allowed to go into the room. He did sit everything inside the door. The only negative fact was when we first entered the property, we were confused as where to check in because the front doors were closed off by barricades. We figured to go into the garage and enter in there. Parking in the garage was never a problem.

Stayed 3 nights just after the reopening. the entire place, rooms, casino and food areas were very clean and protected from covid19. So clean you couldn't catch a cold. The staff made sure each person used sanitizer before entering. the hotel staff were awesome and the room was as clean as ever. thank you do much for a great stay

We flew to Tunica from Corpus Christi, on one of the Caesars Rewards Air Flights. Saturday 6/13 to Tuesday 6/16. Only 1-1/2 hours R/T each way for $35 per person. It was nice to just get out and go somewhere. It was kind of crowded on Saturday, but the other 3 days weren't bad. A lot of the slots are locked out to to maintain the social distancing. You had to wait for some of the more popular slots. They had employees continuously cleaning the machines between players. They did a good job, and were friendly and courteous. You could order a drink while playing, and the service was ok. Didn't see any big payouts while there. We ate 3 breakfasts and 3 lunches at JB'S Cafe. The food was good, priced reasonably, and is 1:1 using your Caesars Rewards points. Ate at Jack Binion's Steak House one night using my wife's Diamond Celebration Dinner. The $100 didn't go too far, but the steak and baked potato were very good. The other 2 nights we ate at the Lucky 8 Asian Bistro. It costs double the Reward Points, so we charged the meals on our credit card. Didn't go to the 8 OZ Burger Bar because it costs double the points. The Buffet and the Laurel Lounge were not back open yet. They had 3 entrances open into the Horseshoe Casino, with a guard at each one to make sure you used the Dispenser of Hand Sanitizer. All the employees were wearing masks. Players had to wear masks at the dice table and at the card tables. I would say less than 50 % of the other players wore masks. Some went overboard and had face shields on.

My wife and I went to celebrate 56 year anniversary. Disappointed is not a word strong enough for this 3 day visit. First was the room--we asked to be close to elevators as I have a bad back. We were the furthest away that we have ever been. Once we were in the room, we were made aware that there would be no daily cleaning towels, bed making, etc. The staff was not allowed into room as long as it was being used. There was no hand soap or dispenser soap in bathroom. Took 8 hours to get bar soap delived to outside our door. The view was a roof with myriads of duct work on it--ok if no peeping toms. The bath ceiling was peeling from paint, the bedroom ceiling was off colored as though it was wet and plastered over but not painted. The tub/shower valve would not shut completely off--so the sound of a slight stream of running water would be heard and the drain would gargle every few minutes. The mirrors would fog up anytime we took a shower. There was only ONE Chair in the room--no desk or makeup mirror or vanity. We had reservations for the HIGH PRICED Jack Binions restaurant--this was a big mistake. We split a 20 ounce prime rib-which was served luke warm--baked potato (not in aluminum and not hot enough to melt butter) asparagus with hollendaise sauce--not tasty. For over $100 this was not a bargain. We did find a place in the casino (JB'S) which offered sit down waited breakfast and dinner meals as well as sandwiches. The was by far the only placed that offered this.