april 29 2014 dubuque casino hotel mystique

The pool also wasn't open although pools are able to be open in Iowa. I was told the shuttle wasn't happening due to Covid (yet, the Holiday Inn was running their shuttle, just seems a laziness/unwillingness to pay someone to drive the shuttle when the hotel isn't full or be in the restaurant when the restaurant isn't full). On booking, there was no alert or notification that the restaurant was closed (restaurants have been open for months in Iowa at this stage), breakfast which we are entitled to for free on our diamond membership was not happening, and the shuttle wasn't happening either. I am a diamond member and was not given any complimentary upgrade as I usually am even although the hotel was practically empty/was not even thanked for my loyalty. It is a good casino and easy to get to - I would recommend it.My boyfriend and I booked to come here for a nice weekend stay now that Iowa had opened up everything. The staff is very courteous and friendly - there are soft drink/coffee dispensers available, but I did not see any staff bringing drinks around. The parking lot is level and paved, but does get rather crowded on weekends - I would recommend coming early or planning to walk a ways. I did not stay at the hotel, eat in the restaurants, or play any table games, so I can't comment on them. Their player's club has some good offers and it is worth the time to sign up.

I had a good time and was able to stay even for a long time - even came out a little ahead in the end. It has two levels - the main area and an upper level nearer the viewing area for the greyhound races. They had a good selection of slot machines of all denominations and table games. It is apparently the same layout as before. The Mystique Casino in Dubuque, IA used to be called the Dubuque Greyhound Park Casino - apparently they are now under new management.

April 29 2014 dubuque casino hotel mystique