Harrah’s Cherokee – North Carolina Property Overview Our 21-story luxury hotel is highlighted by the beautiful mountain setting of western North Carolina. The grand lobby of marble floors and earth colors provide a lodge-like feel in a very warm and comfortable setting. Our hotel provides four-star lodging and creates a luxurious experience with 1,108 spacious rooms that include amenities like large baths, upscale furniture, fixtures and special amenities such as hair dryers, coffee makers and 42-inch HD plasma TVs. For an even more luxurious experience there are eight suites in the Mountain Tower, 21 suites in the Soco Tower and 78 suites in Creek Tower. Our hotel includes a...
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Revenue growth slows at Cherokee casino A weak economy has slowed gambling revenues at U.S. Indian casinos just as North Carolina’s Cherokee tribe is building a second gambling hall. A national report released Wednesday by Casino City’s Indian Gaming Industry says Indian casino revenue growth in 2012 slowed to 2 percent, down from 3.4 percent in the previous year. At North Carolina’s only casino, revenue was up by nearly 3 percent in 2012, compared to 5.8 percent in the previous year. While revenue was higher at tribal casinos in 2012, it was outpaced by commercial casinos because more have opened and tribal casino markets are aging and locked in tough competition, said Alan Meister, the...
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Harrah’s Cherokee Valley River Casino and Hotel in Murphy NC Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort - Call 1-877-811-0777 For More Info! Awesome drone video of the progress at Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino & Hotel as of 7/10/2015.... things are really progressing! Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino Delayed in Opening Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino and Hotel in Murphy NC has been delayed for the much anticipated August opening. While General Manager, Lumpy Lambert, has said they are progressing on the timeline for the project and the infrastructure and building is being is being completed, there are still final details to be worked out with Cherokee County...
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United States Court of Appeals,Fourth Circuit. Edward YASHENKO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HARRAH'S NC CASINO COMPANY, LLC, Defendant-Appellee. No. 05-1256. Decided: April 27, 2006 Before MOTZ and TRAXLER, Circuit Judges, and JAMES P. JONES, Chief United States District Judge for the Western District of Virginia, sitting by designation.ARGUED: Michael Geoffrey Wimer, Wimer...
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Home » Trip Report: North Carolina Cherokee Casinos Trip Report: North Carolina Cherokee Casinos I decided to take advantage of an offer from Harrah’s Cherokee River Valley last week. The casino is located just outside of Murphy, North Carolina. It is about two hours north of the metro Atlanta area. It also gave me a chance to visit with my family before the holidays as I am from Atlanta. The Harrah’s offer was two $150 free play coupons, free hotel and a $25 food voucher. The $150 free play coupons go directly into a slot or video poker machine as if it was a ticket. It must be wagered one time before it can be cashed out. The first free play coupon ended on December 14, while...
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Cherokee Grand Hotel is located in Cherokee, NC, adjacent to Harrah’s Cherokee Casino. Come stay with us and you will be in close proximity to some great food and great entertainment! The casino offers all the live casino action, gaming, concerts, events, and numerous places to eat within the facility. There is a Johnny Rockets, Dunkin Donuts, Brio, and Ruth’s Chris Steak House. We are also very close to the historical attractions of the Cherokee Indian Reservation, including the Indian Village, Outdoor Drama, Museum of the Cherokee, and downtown souvenir shopping. All of our guest rooms are completey smoke-free. We offer a number of complimentary hotel amenities including: free wireless...
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Harrah’s in Cherokee: North Carolina’s Premier Casino Any vacation in the Smokies is made more fun with a visit to Harrah’s in Cherokee. Whether you come for the games, the food or the entertainment you are sure to have a fabulous time at Harrah’s in Cherokee. Las Vegas Style Games at Harrah’s in Cherokee Play and win at Harrah’s in Cherokee! Harrah’s in Cherokee has 102,000 square feet of gaming space, including live card games with friendly dealers and real chips. Have fun playing your favorite table games such as Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Let it Ride, and 3 Card Poker. You can play Las Vegas Style games without having to leave North Carolina at...
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Welcome to Earl of Sandwich® at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort. The extensive menu at Earl of Sandwich® in Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort pays tribute to the art of sandwiches with fresh-baked, artisan bread and the finest ingredients for its hot sandwiches, hand-tossed salads, wraps, and freshly baked desserts. We provide the Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort with hot sandwiches, a unique brand and exceptional taste. Earl of Sandwich® in Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort has a catering team to serve your party needs. We would love to cater your next meeting or party in Cherokee, NC and help make it a memorable feast. If you are looking for sandwiches in Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort, we...
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Harrah’s Cherokee Casino – North Carolina’s Biggest Attraction Southeast Discovery recently visited Cherokee, North Carolina and Harrah’s Casino, which is located in the far west corridor of North Carolina. We traveled through this area as we visited master-planned communities and specific areas west of Asheville and developments north of Atlanta, in the Northern Georgia region – in the towns of Blue Ridge, Jasper and Ellijay. This literally put us driving right past Harrah’s Casino, located in the far western area of North Carolina as we traveled from Western North Carolina to Northern Georgia. On a Friday afternoon in late April, we found this...
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Harrah's Cherokee History [ edit ] Harrah's Cherokee opened in November 1997 with video poker as the only gaming option. This followed the opening of a tribal bingo parlor in the early 1990s, which was quite profitable and led to calls for a casino. The casino came after several years of discord between the State of North Carolina and the Eastern Cherokees. Governor Jim Hunt resisted the casino, but the state was forced to enter into an agreement with tribal authorities by the federal courts. Since then, the tribe has used its casino revenues to build a new high school, a hospital, and public housing, and to upgrade public safety services on the reservation, such as police, fire and EMS....
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