Cannery Casino & Hotel

I was trying to enjoy my daughter’s 21st birthday, and we were having a good time until the waitress asked for her ID. After already checking it, she then went to get a security guard to verify the ID again. When I asked why my daughter was being carded a second time—as if the waitress couldn’t read—the security guard became hostile. This was supposed to be a special and happy moment, but instead it turned uncomfortable and disappointing. This is not a friendly place, and I would not return here. Very disappointed with the way we were treated.

I always like this hotel. It has an old school vibe without being overly flashy. They have beds and a nice bathroom. Is it fancy? Nope, but it gets the job done. I always feel safe because it is attached to the casino and I know security is always around if I need them. Also, tasty restaurants in the casino so you don't need to go far. We also enjoyed the swimming pool.

No safe or coffee machine in room that would’ve been nice. Otherwise the room was nice and clean and spacious, look like fairly newly remodeled. Not much to do in the area but downtown is 15 minutes away. Plenty of restaurants in the area and fast food places to eat

Positive: it had airconditioning Negative: They let people smoke. The smell of smoke was awful. No information on where stuff was in the hotel. It took us forever to find the pool, even after we were instructed where to go. The nicer restaurants were closed.

Must be behind on cleaning bills I reckon....refused to honor the player card of the gentleman seated to my left at the double deck table, despite his card being next to the dealer the whole time. Should've hitched my wagon and followed him and the 2 that preeceeded him away from, not only the table, but the establishment as a whole. However admittedly I was enticed by the approval by floor manager, of playing 2 hands at $15 a hand at a 15$ min table seeing as I was the only player remaining. Literally seconds later, without hesitation, before a single card was dealt, floor was promptly called by the new dealer, apparently for a second opinion to higher authority of playing 2 hands at table minimum as s sole player, and I can only assume was irritation of the new dealer at this being perm