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Luxurious Casino Hotel in Camp Verde
Entertainment Galore: With a casino, outdoor pool, and bowling alley, guests at Cliff Castle Casino Hotel can enjoy endless entertainment options.
Culinary Delights: Indulge in American steakhouse cuisine at Storytellers restaurant, savor an all-you-can-eat buffet at Mountain Springs Buffet, or grab a bite at Three Sisters Market - all without leaving the hotel premises.
Family-Friendly Fun: Kids Quest next door and the nearby Montezuma Castle National Monument provide ample opportunities for family adventures.
Book now to experience the perfect blend of comfort and excitement at Cliff Castle Casino Hotel Camp Verde.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 3 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 17 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
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Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
The place was beautiful when we arrived. Very pretty inside and clean. We were initially excited to stay there.
When we checked in, we discovered we weren’t staying at the resort hotel. They put us in a ratty little motel at the bottom of the hill and said we could walk up the hill to play at their beautiful casino. This was a pretty slick scheme: advertise a beautiful resort, then put you in a run-down Motel 6! It worked. We felt like absolute trash. Here’s the twist: my wife loves to gamble. She was so angry at being misled, we didn’t even visit their haughty casino or any of their restaurants. Lesson: the short term gain on tricking us with the room led to long term pain. They would have made hundreds, perhaps thousands on making our stay enjoyable. As it turned out, they got to rip us on the room and nothing else. We will never go back to Camp Verde, AZ
This is not a good hotel. They do not have ice, staff, refrigerator or microwave. They did have a balcony that overlooked nothing.
There was absolutely no staff at this hotel. You have to go to the casino to check in and check out. The price is very high for the little amenities you get. I would not recommend this hotel for anyone. if I hadn’t scheduled ahead of time I would have canceled.
It was different. The location-luxury-seemingly in the middle of nowhere! Having a private patio looking out on the desert.
Would have preferred a room on the top floor.
Everything
Nothing
Room was acceptably clean nothing too bad, room service employees were kind.
Extremely Dated, property it self is not clean at all, run down, has allot of potential with a bit of love. Front desk employees have poor attitude and lack of charisma.
The price was more reasonable than the hotel and the proximity to the casino, castle, and other tourist sites was great.
The room was very dark and need of some TLC (a fresh coat of paint and some deep cleaning and maintenance work in bathroom). The outside stairwell was also dark at night.
Bed comfort was adequate.
When I arrived the front desk was closed and I had to drive to the casino hotel to check in and didn’t even have a directions on how to get there. I asked for accommodations for the inconvenience and the employee said “best I can do is give you a map.” Once I got to the room I was immediately hot because the rooms a/c was off and there was dust everywhere because the popcorn ceilings were falling everywhere. When I went in to shower I fell and hurt myself from how slippery the tub floor was. Lastly, my check out time was 11:00am but housekept for some reason came knocking on my door at 8:30am hoping I was gone to clean my room. Also, I didn’t read so this is my fault but I would like to note there’s no fridge in the rooms.
We liked that it was close to the main casino
It was noisy and uncomfortable. There was so much parting and people were so loud. There was no security to monitor. You could hear the tv in the next room all night. Ended up leaving in the middle of the night due not being able to sleep. Would never stay there again!
Location was close to the activities for the trip.
The room was in need of a major redo. Old ragged draperies, walls stained and worn paint and wall coverings. Dirty glass sliding doors to the balcony covered with dirt and foliage. Bathroom fixtures cracked and stained. No daily housekeeping to remove trash, and replenish towels and coffee making supplies. No hotel staff at Lodge location, had to check in at the main casino hotel.
help was friendly, property was older but well maintained
I liked how helpful the staff was specially the person that drives the shuttle he is super friendly
The rooms were dusty, they don’t do any kind of room tidying during your stay, the outlets were in odd places and the shower had a faulty faucet
The staff
Where the motel was located and the fact that I thought we were staying at the casino, not at a motel down the road. The stairwell and sidewalks were filthy. It looked like they were never hosed down and it caused me to pause before entering the room thinking it was going to be dirty.
Location
Outdated
bed is too dirty.
It is central to a couple of attractions ie Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot, the Well, Out of Africa
When we got there, seemed abandoned, you need to check in through the Casino Hotel, there was no front desk. Upon checking in, we got a room upstairs, we had a lot of suitcases, medical condition that prevents climbing stairs, there is no elevators. We had to drive up again to the Casino Hotel to request a room on the first floor. We finally got a room, the toilet had remaining of poop upon arrival, the small table used to eat inside the room had crumbs of food left. My daughter was walking inside the room without socks, once she got on the bed, I noticed her feet were very dirty, seemed as if that room was never mopped. There were dead cockroaches outside. The beds seemed clean, we were out most day and did most activities in the main Casino Hotel, just seems like this Lodge is very abandoned by staff. A day before checking out, our key to the room stopped working, we had to drive up to the Casino Hotel front desk to have this fixed. Just very inconvenient, affordable, yes. Overall experience staying here was not so great.
It’s a casino and it convenient to Sedona. The staff are nice
Where do I start? The “lodge” is not the hotel, it’s a motel at the bottom of the hill. They don’t allow pets in the casino hotel so we didn’t have an option (all unknown to us). The rooms are in poor condition, structurally. There are no amenities available there and the prices are too high for what you are getting. Going to the casino was a disappointment. The restaurant opens and closes at its convenience and does not match the hours posted. The slot machines are the worst i’ve encountered in the western states. Would not recommend staying here unless its an emergency
Pool and casino
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