Fodor's Expert Review Hooters Casino Hotel

Hooters Casino Hotel is exactly what you would imagine a casino-hotel would be if it were run by the people who owned the sports bar-restaurant known for its women in orange hot pants.

YOU SHOULD KNOW Not all the employees are Hooters Girls, but the property does boast about having the largest concentration of them: more than 200.

room

While the casino embraces the orange of its short-shorts, the rooms opt for less aggressive color choices. Instead, they embrace cool grays. At 350-square-feet the rooms aren’t spacious, but a large window and bright color choices keep the room feeling airy.

bathroom

Small and plain but it offers a few nice touches like upgraded countertops.

lobby

Wood paneling and neon lights let you know this resort isn’t at all about luxury or opulence. It’s casual and unintimidating.

pool

If sports bars can be a category of bar, then “sports pools” should be a category of pools. There is a swimming pool, but equally as important is the giant video wall broadcasting games, beer pong, foosball, giant Jenga and energetic events.

gym

There are a few machines and free weights, but the gym is cramped and unlikely to impress.

dining

Hooters Casino Hotel has a Hooters restaurant, obviously. The casual restaurant known for its wings and iconic girls is open 24/7 and even serves breakfast.

YOU SHOULD KNOW You won’t find any fine dining on site. Other food options include Shake Shack and Pizza Hut.

drinking

Hooter’s Saloon (different from the Hooters restaurant) offers a full-service bar and plenty of televisions for you to watch all your favorite sports.