Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino: Do you feel lucky?
In the words of Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry, "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?'"
Regardless of the answer, whether you're a gambler, a shopper, a foodie or just in need of a place to stay, everybody wins at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
While Hollywood, Fla., isn't Las Vegas, when you pull up to the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, you'll get a small taste of what it's like to be a high roller in the Nevada desert. The neon lights, famous guitar sign, big-name celebrity shows, fabulous shopping, endless dining options and, of course, the gambling are world-class.
Just like Vegas, there's always something to do at the Hard Rock; it's hard to know where to begin.
Want to try your luck? The casino boasts over 2,300 Vegas-style slots and games — with wagers from pennies to higher cash amounts.
If you want something a little more person-to-person, head over to one of the gaming tables. They include blackjack, baccarat, three-card poker, pai gow poker and let it ride. But If you're looking for something even more competitive, sign up for a poker tournament.
Many nights throughout the year will find major comedians, musicians, boxers and other popular celebrity acts performing in the Hard Rock LIVE venue. Everyone from Jay Leno to ZZ Top and Andrea Bocelli to Fergie have performed here.
The venue prides itself on its "front row sound from every seat" and for being a state-of-the art auditorium. Check Hard Rock LIVE's webpage for upcoming acts.
Not in the mood to see a show or take a risk? It's not a gamble to say that you'll find plenty of stores — including Cache, White House/Black Market, Brookstone and Quicksilver.
More than likely, you'll find several different places to nosh, depending on what you're in the mood for: Ben & Jerry's, Hooters, Hard Rock Cafe and BluePointe Ocean Grille are among your options.
Even those not gambling will still find plenty of entertainment like the Passion nightclub, the 80's Dueling Pianos, the Improv Comedy Club or the Seminole tribe's museum.
Too exhausted to drive come the end of your visit? Just check into the 12-story Mediterranean-style hotel, and the fun doesn't have to end! For a look a deluxe rooms and suites, click here. Rooms begin at $159 per night.
- by Christine Foster, Miami Reporter for HelloMetro
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Christine FosterChristine is a freelance writer currently living in North Atlanta. She has worked as a reporter for numerous newspaper, magazine and online media companies, including the Florida Keys Keynoter and The Sunday Paper in Atlanta. When she's not working Christine enjoys baking and antiquing.
