The room was clean but really needs updating/ redecorating. The very old TV fluttered on some channels - and channel selection was very limited. The bathroom is small with a tiny pedestal sink. The hotel adjoins a small very smoky casino with a variety of old and new games. The fast food outlet has the most awesome bread sticks- worth... More

I have been here three times. Each time it is the first weekend in June. I will review both the casino and the hotel. Casino: This is your typical Ho-Chunk casino. Bingo Hall, assorted slots, snack bar, buffet and bar. There is a small no smoking section by the hotel entrance. It is clean and not smokey. They do offer... More

I am always amazed at the lack of customer service in highly competitive fields. I could just as easily loose my money in Minnesota. I like a little variety and stopped at Majestic Pines Casino and then over to the (attached) hotel. To the Desk Clerk - I am so sorry I took you away from what you were doing... More

The finest casino/hotel we've been to in the midwest! Casino is just big enough, no problem finding your way to a bathroom or to one of their excellent restaurants! The main restaurant has a daily buffet, which is the largest and best tasting one we've ever been to! The other is a deli kind of set-up, but you can order... More

We were greeted by friendly front desk staff. We went to this hotel because my boyfriend received an offer in the mail we couldn't resist - free hotel room, free dinner buffet, and $50 each to gamble with. Couldn't pass this up. The room was fine, very clean. No frig or microwave but we didn't need it. Nice pool and... More

If your smart, you will drive right bye this hotel and go to the Best Western or the Super 8, down the road. The rooms are outdated and dirty. The front desk staff could care less if you stay at the hotel or not. To many things bad about this hotel to list. If the casino was not attached to... More

The Hotel and the attached casino were very dated with no luxury. We stayed at the Hotel so we could unwind a little after being on the road for 8 hours on our way to Minneapolis. The bar served beer in cans and the breakfast buffet buffet was cheap but everything was cooked in the microwave. The room itself was... More

We stopped here while traveling from Minneapolis to Milwaukee for an overnight stay. The hotel is attached to the casino - about a 50 room hotel. It's about 5 miles off Interstate 94. Majestic Pines casino/ hotel is ran by the Ho-Chunk Reservation. They apparently own about 5 casinos in Wisconsin. The hotel and casino was NOT impressive to say... More