The property offers to its patrons some 1,900 slot machines - more than any of the 12 commercial casinos in the state - along with video poker and a variety of table games. The new amenity is directly connected to Indiana's only tribal casino, which is owned and operated by the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. The third casino hotel in northern Indiana features 317 rooms, including 83 suites, as well as a spa, restaurant, conference center and an outdoor swimming pool on the third floor. The 23-story tower is adjacent to the existing property and promises guests luxury amenities and “exceptional” views of its surroundings. This means it can offer table gaming as well as slot machines and video gaming.Four Winds Casino in South Bend, Indiana, is set to debut its new hotel tower on March 1. Once complete, Wesaw said it will be a huge addition to the casino which has now been upgraded to a Class Three licensed casino in the state of Indiana. The hotel will have 300 rooms making it the largest hotel in the county. Joseph County behind the 25-story Liberty Tower in downtown South Bend. The building, once it’s complete, will be 23-stories high which will make it the second tallest building in St. “It messed up the construction timelines, and the cost to be quiet honest and the shortage of labor,” Wesaw said. He told Inside Indiana Business that the coronavirus pandemic set the timeline for the project way off track. Wesaw said it’s good to see the hotel starting to take shape. “They’re pouring a floor a week, so it is going up quick.” “We’re up to about 15 floors,” said tribal chairman Matt Wesaw of the Pokagon Band of Potowatomi Indians. Construction on a brand new hotel at the Four Winds Casino is picking up steam as part of a larger plan for the casino to keep growing it’s footprint in northern Indiana.

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