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Though there are many casinos to choose from in the desert area, you don't have to go far if you are staying in downtown Palm Springs. Just a couple of blocks past Palm Canyon Drive, you can walk to Spa Resort Casino for a little gambling fun. There are slot machines galore, but very few tables. I'm not sure what the table minimums are during the day, but at night they were as high as $25 a hand.
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Yes there are casinos here! The ones in California are on Indian land, there aren't many but this one is located in the heart of Palm Springs. Vegas style but not as glitzy and grandiose as in Vegas. A busy place on Thanksgiving night! Has 1000 slots.
Hotel has 229 rooms some with mountain views, spa services, fitness center.
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Everyone was casual
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