We enjoyed our time there but I'm not sure we would choose Little River again over the other options. Their players club is the worst we have experienced, they just don't offer any perks at all unless you spend tens of thousands of dollars. At Little River we came up with next to nothing. When we have stayed at other casinos in the state, we usually earn enough in comp to at least buy a meal or something. The gaming area was nice and kept pretty clean. We waited (thirsty) for at least 15 minutes, and she never re-appeared. Our server said she was bringing us refills and then she disappeared. However, we left very disappointed with the service. Some fresh fruit would have been a welcome addition. The food was decent and there was a nice selection of items. We had breakfast at the buffet on our last morning there. The only odd thing about our room is you could not see the tv from the seating area, only the bed. They provided complimentary bottled water which was nice. I think this is the only hotel I have stayed at in the past 10 years that didn't have an AAA discount. We were told that the new manager had gotten rid of that discount, and that they also do not give an AAA discount, only AARP.

So when we checked in I showed my card and inquired about the discount. When we signed up for the players club last year, the agent told us to be sure to show our card if we ever stayed at the hotel for a discount.

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