The Gaming Floor
Twelve tables, one unhurried night
An intimate floor of table games, plus a card room that runs at its own pace. Everything stays low-lit, plum-carpeted and quiet — the kind of casino hotel floor that feels more like a study than an arcade.
Main Floor
Seven tables spread across the classics at a range of minimums. Nobody at this casino hotel will rush you, whatever your comfort level.
Wheel Room
Two wheels, both within arm's reach of the casino hotel bar, so you can watch a spin with a drink in hand.
The Snug
Three tables behind a velvet curtain. It loosens up considerably once the evening finds its rhythm.
Card Room
Casual cash games most nights of the week — ask the casino hotel host what's running.
Stay
Rooms above the tables
Eighty-four rooms over five floors. Heavy drapes, whisper-quiet climate control, and a view of either the lake or the pine ridge — never the car park. A casino hotel should sleep as well as it plays.
| Room | What you get | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| The Ridge Room | Queen bed, pine-side window, reading chair. Ideal for a single night or a whole week. | $165 / night |
| The Lakeview Suite | Lounge, king bed, and a balcony that looks straight down Clearwater Lake. | $320 / night |
| The Clearwater Suite | Corner apartment across two rooms, keyed lift access, a properly stocked bar cart. | $590 / night |
| The Seventh Floor | The entire top storey, terrace included. Enquire at the casino hotel front desk. | By request |
Dining & Bar
Three kitchens, four rooms to eat in
You never have to leave the casino hotel to find a good plate. Breakfast at dawn, steak at midnight, and a drink at whatever hour the last hand finishes.
The Walnut Room
Dry-aged steak, lake trout, and the best wine list of any casino hotel in the state. Open 5pm–1am.
Ridge Café
Eggs, pancakes and late-night grilled cheese. The casino hotel café is open 24 hours, because somebody's always just cashed in.
The Cellar Bar
Low ceilings, lower lighting. House old-fashioned, no screens, no exceptions.
Lakeside Grill
Open-air tables over the water, a menu that changes with the weather — which is rarely bad.
"Nobody remembers the steak. Everybody remembers the casino hotel the steak was in."
Before You Sit Down
House rules
- You must be 21 or over to step onto the casino hotel gaming floor.
- Photo ID is checked at check-in and again at the cashier's cage.
- Smart casual after 7pm on the floor; a jacket in the Snug.
- Casino hotel table minimums are posted at each table and may shift through the night.
- The casino hotel may set limits and rotate dealers at its discretion.
- Drinks are complimentary for seated players — please look after your server.
- Chips stay on the casino hotel property and are redeemed only at the cage.
- We back responsible play — any pit boss can set you up with limits or self-exclusion.
Reserve
Book a room, or a seat at the table
Reservations are taken by phone or at the casino hotel front desk. Card room seating is first-come after 6pm; a waitlist opens each evening at the host stand. Your casino hotel weekend starts with one call.
Front Desk — (555) 019-7777Concierge — (555) 019-7778
7 Clearwater Ridge Road, Clearwater Ridge, NV
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Why Lucky 7
What a casino hotel ought to be
Most people picture a casino hotel as a wall of noise on a desert strip. Ours is a lodge on a ridge: a casino hotel with a fireplace in the lobby, a casino hotel where the dealers know your name by the second night, and a casino hotel where the loudest thing after midnight is the lake. We don't run a loyalty scheme. We run a casino hotel where regulars come back because the coffee is good and nobody hurries them. If you want the strip, it's four hours south. If you want a casino hotel that lets you breathe, you've found it.