Good place to go for Sunday brunch. Family friendly. Only $7.50 per child over 5. Adults $14.95 all you can eat. Fantastic selection of breakfast items from eggs, to carved prime rib, to traditional breakfast items. Good selection of desserts. Service is top notch. Brunch hours are longer than other places. Plenty of free parking.

We ate at the Bistro for my mother-in-law's birthday. I LOVED the seafood chowder! I also really liked that they had a gluten-free special along with their regular specials. They made it really easy for someone with food allergies to know what was ok to eat without having to ask a million questions.

If you like casinos and being away from hustle of the city, yoi gotta check it out. Clean, modern and with some native American flair (it sits on traditional lands and is operated by the band). Don't bring weapons - big sign on the lobby door prohibits you from smoking and bringing weapons. The smoking pit is a nice one, though.

Attended a Baby Shower in one of the event rooms. Room was perfect shades of blue to match for a baby boy and our complimenting decorations. Easy access through quiet non-smoking hotel and close parking. Julia from the hotel was very friendly and offered to show me the way. Our event room was attached to the party patio, wouldn't have enjoyed it there was event going on that was noisy or busy. Select staff we dealt with were helpful but not overly friendly or suggestive. The price for the few hours we rented was a low rate and very well worth it. Would definitely recommend for one of the nicer meeting rooms in the area.

Update: It's been a year since the hotel opened, and they now have so many new slot machine games that it's actually pretty great! They added a restaurant where the hotel and casino join together, and it's got a good selection, with great seating area away completely separated from the casino, so no smoke/noise. I'm adding a star from my last review, up from 3 to 4. To reach 5 stars they'd have to stop charging people for water bottles, which seems nit-picky, but I've never run across this before and it seems "cheap." The Point Casino is currently expanding to add a hotel. It seems that this has not affected the service in the casino, which is a plus. The construction inconvenience has been minimal, although there is some lingering annoyances in the parking lot. I do feel like this casino would have been much better off adding a parking garage. There are a great deal of slot machine choices at this casino, but "favorites" are limited and always in use. It would be good if they were to add several more of the most popular games, not just adding new games that nobody has heard of yet. The table games are extremely limited at this time, but they are very rarely filled regardless. The dealers are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, which is a plus. The Point Casino has a buffet available, but it is quite often understaffed. The food is decent, but not outstanding. There is nearly zero options for diabetics as sugar is used in absolutely every dish. I should mention that the buffet is "all you can eat" and there are specials quite often where you can buy one meal and get another free (Wednesdays.) There is another, much more upscale, restaurant, but the opening times and menu is hard to find and quite confusing. It seems to always be closed. This casino loses 2 stars for these reasons: Guests are charged 50 cents for bottled water, which is just bizarre to me as a person who has been to dozens of casinos. Also, as someone who frequents the point quite regularly, there has been a clear decrease in machine payouts since construction started on the hotel. Many machines have broken buttons, and often machines cannot be used due to "printer is out of paper." I would not remove any stars for The Point Casino's staff, as they have all been knowledgeable, friendly, patient, and well-spoken. Another plus is that the security for the parking lot is quite good (but I still feel that a parking garage would have made so much more sense to include during the building of the hotel.)

Bistro staff were friendly and informative about the menu. Seating is cozy inside but enjoy covered outdoor seating in warmer weather. My ocean scallops were cooked and plated to perfection. Remember, because casino is on tribal land there is no sales tax. So enjoy a bistro splurge!

Don't get your expectations set too high. Room food service is non-existent, rented the "Master Suite" (there's only one), and would have to say that the Residence Inn is better appointed. They send you an email before you arrive asking your preferences (e.g. more pillows, towels, etc), then they don't do anything you ask. Greek yogurt, fruit plate, and breakfast breads took 1 1/2 hours! A call to the manager didn't help as the hotel manager doesn't run the food service. No valet, no extra amenities... again, lower your expectations. Would I stay here again? Yes. Just bring all your own stuff and don't count on the hotel to add service to the experience.

Fun casino. Great place to see live music like Hysteria Def Leppard tribute. They now have a great hotel too. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. If you make the journey over there I would suggest getting a room at the hotel. You won't regret it. The casino staff is also very nice. They've got some different restaurant options from a buffet to a nice Bistro restaurant and a good bar in the middle of the casino.

This was a great experience. The most kind and friendly staff. Hotel and room was beautiful. Food was reasonable and good. They really went all out when they built this hotel. I just had a great night there. Cannot wait to go back and stay longer.