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New Niagara Fallsview Casino Great Vacation Spot

We just returned from 5 nights at the new Niagara Fallsview Casino and we
found it to be an amazing hotel, with great service, some excellent restaurants,
friendly service and good comps with cash back. I guess how you rate it
depends on your objective. As a vacation resort, it is excellent however, most of
the VP was poor with 8/5 JOB and 6/5 BP the norm. I did most of my play on the
$5 FP Pick-em.

The hotel is brand new. Lots of marble and a beautiful atrium in the entry
way. Service was excellent and everyone was very friendly.

I called and was quoted $199 for a Fallsview room and $360 for a suite. I
then asked for a host and spoke with Walter who quoted me $99 CDN for a Fallsview
king room or $199 CDN for a Fallsview suite. I took the suite.

Accommodations
The room was gorgeous. It had an amazing view of the falls with 2 qn beds, a
separate sitting area with a sofa and a second entertainment area, a small
dining table and a marble bath with a Jacuzzi. The best feature was the view of
the falls from the 28th floor. This is a great buy at $199 CDN. Much cheaper
then anything else I could find. I had told Walter that I played primarily $1
and $5 VP.

Restaurants
The coffee shop by the lobby was okay for bk. We had a delicious gourmet
dinner at Noir that was fully comped by our host. We had the NY Strip Steak,
Halibut and a 3 Bird special and they were all great. This was comped in advance by
our host.

We also had dinner at the Skyline Tower. Great diner and view in the rotating
dinning room. If you're there on vacation, don't miss it.

VP
As stated in other posts, the VP is not the best and it is not the place to
go strictly for VP. But, with FP $5 Pick-em there is something playable, There
are 7 machines, with FP $5 Pick-em, 3 on one side of the high limit area and
4 on the other.

One thing I did notice is that machines right next to each other would have
different pay tables. Some had 8/5 JOB and some had 7/5. They all had 6/5 BP.
At the $1 level there were also machines right next to each other with
different pay tables. I believe there may have been 8/5 BP at the dollar level. At
quarters I saw 7/5 and 6/5 JOB

Totals and Comps
On checking in, our host Walter Gatt came down introduced himself to us and
gave us a tour of the high limit area and lounge and told us to feel free to
use it with his card until we earned a gold card.

Over 5 nts I put through almost 200K and made a substantial donation to the
CDN government.

Walter comped the suite for all 5 nts ( a Fallsview room would have required
a lot less play) the gourmet dinner at Noir, our bk at the coffee shop and
tickets to Mellisa Manchester. The only item he didn't comp was my wife's spa day
for her birthday.

I also picked up $312 in cashback before I left

Bottom Line
The bottom line is that we loved it and would highly recommend it as a gaming
vacation destination and will definitely be back.
If all we want is to play VP, then it can't compare to Vegas, Reno or A/C and
I'd go somewhere else.

Joel

In a message dated 8/15/2004 9:38:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
hansjurgent16@hotmail.com writes:

Checked out the new Casino Niagara Fallsview this weekend and what a
disappointment. I don't think there are many more games in the new
casino than was in the old casino and I don't the total square
footage of the casino is much more bigger either.

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Fallsview might be good for you if you are a high roller who can
play $25 a hand but no good if you are a low roller. The casino
staff is friendly but most Canadians are generally friendly and
pleasant. However not once during my visit did I get cocktail
service.

I will admit that the decor rivals any casino in the world but the
games for low rollers are terrible. I imagine the Hilton Hotel
there is nice. I'll be back to Niagara Falls again. For my wife
and I it is the nicest attraction near our home.

I liked to visit Niagara in the fall to bet on football through
Ontario's Sports Lottery. You can bet on the point spreads but you
have to pick at least two games at a time (I never bet on sports
through bookies only legally in Nevada and Ontario). I'll probably
play at both Canadian casinos for a quick fix the next time I return
but will most likely give most of my play at Seneca because they
have better quarter games.

We just returned from 5 nights at the new Niagara Fallsview Casino

and we

found it to be an amazing hotel, with great service, some

excellent restaurants,

friendly service and good comps with cash back. I guess how you

rate it

depends on your objective. As a vacation resort, it is excellent

however, most of

the VP was poor with 8/5 JOB and 6/5 BP the norm. I did most of my

play on the

$5 FP Pick-em.

The hotel is brand new. Lots of marble and a beautiful atrium in

the entry

way. Service was excellent and everyone was very friendly.

I called and was quoted $199 for a Fallsview room and $360 for a

suite. I

then asked for a host and spoke with Walter who quoted me $99 CDN

for a Fallsview

king room or $199 CDN for a Fallsview suite. I took the suite.

Accommodations
The room was gorgeous. It had an amazing view of the falls with 2

qn beds, a

separate sitting area with a sofa and a second entertainment area,

a small

dining table and a marble bath with a Jacuzzi. The best feature

was the view of

the falls from the 28th floor. This is a great buy at $199 CDN.

Much cheaper

then anything else I could find. I had told Walter that I played

primarily $1

and $5 VP.

Restaurants
The coffee shop by the lobby was okay for bk. We had a delicious

gourmet

dinner at Noir that was fully comped by our host. We had the NY

Strip Steak,

Halibut and a 3 Bird special and they were all great. This was

comped in advance by

our host.

We also had dinner at the Skyline Tower. Great diner and view in

the rotating

dinning room. If you're there on vacation, don't miss it.

VP
As stated in other posts, the VP is not the best and it is not the

place to

go strictly for VP. But, with FP $5 Pick-em there is something

playable, There

are 7 machines, with FP $5 Pick-em, 3 on one side of the high

limit area and

4 on the other.

One thing I did notice is that machines right next to each other

would have

different pay tables. Some had 8/5 JOB and some had 7/5. They all

had 6/5 BP.

At the $1 level there were also machines right next to each other

with

different pay tables. I believe there may have been 8/5 BP at the

dollar level. At

quarters I saw 7/5 and 6/5 JOB

Totals and Comps
On checking in, our host Walter Gatt came down introduced himself

to us and

gave us a tour of the high limit area and lounge and told us to

feel free to

use it with his card until we earned a gold card.

Over 5 nts I put through almost 200K and made a substantial

donation to the

CDN government.

Walter comped the suite for all 5 nts ( a Fallsview room would

have required

a lot less play) the gourmet dinner at Noir, our bk at the coffee

shop and

tickets to Mellisa Manchester. The only item he didn't comp was my

wife's spa day

for her birthday.

I also picked up $312 in cashback before I left

Bottom Line
The bottom line is that we loved it and would highly recommend it

as a gaming

vacation destination and will definitely be back.
If all we want is to play VP, then it can't compare to Vegas, Reno

or A/C and

I'd go somewhere else.

Joel

In a message dated 8/15/2004 9:38:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
hansjurgent16@h... writes:

> Checked out the new Casino Niagara Fallsview this weekend and

what a

> disappointment. I don't think there are many more games in the

new

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, joel0457@a... wrote:

> casino than was in the old casino and I don't the total square
> footage of the casino is much more bigger either.
>
>

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