Biloxi Mississippi
A Mississippi Gulf Coast city shaped by sandy shoreline, maritime heritage, seafood traditions, museums, and waterfront resort areas.
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A large Connecticut resort combining hotel accommodation, restaurants, live entertainment, pools, spa facilities, golf, shopping, and casino areas within one complex.
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A Biloxi waterfront property with several restaurants, Rock Spa, an outdoor pool with cabanas, music-focused entertainment, and casino areas.
A non-smoking hotel in Kinder, Louisiana, connected to Coushatta Casino Resort and located close to the seasonal Dream Pool complex.
A large Uncasville resort with hotel accommodation, more than 35 dining venues, live events, spa facilities, shopping, and an 18-hole golf course.
A Jamestown, California resort with several restaurants, a pool, fitness facilities, a family arcade, hotel accommodation, and casino areas.
A Reno resort with a year-round outdoor pool, spa, restaurants, live-event spaces, recreation facilities, and a 50-lane bowling centre.
A Florence, Indiana property with Beleza spa services, a seasonal resort pool, Tom Fazio golf course, dining, and casino facilities.
An Omak, Washington property with guest rooms and suites, several dining venues, meeting spaces, RV accommodation, and casino facilities.
A Las Vegas resort with an 11-acre beach and pool complex, Shark Reef Aquarium, restaurants, entertainment, and extensive convention facilities.
A Green Bay hotel with an indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness centre, multiple dining options, meeting facilities, and an adjacent casino.
Practical points for New Zealand travellers to check before visiting the resort properties featured in our directory.
Yes. Entry rules depend on the laws and policies that apply at each resort destination. Some gaming areas require visitors to be 21 or older, while requirements can differ elsewhere. Travellers should check the current policy of the individual property before arrival and carry valid government-issued photo identification where required.
Not always. Some properties apply separate resort, facility, destination, or service charges in addition to the advertised room rate. The amount and what it covers vary by hotel, so review the complete price breakdown, taxes, and mandatory fees before confirming a reservation.
Parking policies differ considerably between resorts. Self-parking may be complimentary, paid, or subject to specific guest conditions, while valet services can have separate charges. Check the current parking information published by the property shortly before your stay rather than relying on a general price estimate.
Access depends on the individual venue. Restaurants, shops, entertainment spaces, and some public areas may accept non-hotel visitors, while pools, fitness facilities, lounges, and other amenities can be limited to registered guests or require separate admission. Current access conditions should be confirmed directly with the resort.
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A Mississippi Gulf Coast city shaped by sandy shoreline, maritime heritage, seafood traditions, museums, and waterfront resort areas.
A Wisconsin city shaped by the Fox River, public waterfront areas, regional history, wildlife spaces, and walking and cycling routes.
A Mojave Desert city with large resort districts, live-performance venues, arts areas, restaurants, and access to surrounding desert landscapes.
A northern Nevada city centred on the Truckee River, with downtown neighbourhoods, cultural spaces, recreation, and nearby Sierra Nevada scenery.