Morongo Casino Resort and Spa

Morongo is failing in most areas. A big zero is given to servers who do not bring soda/water to customers. Most times we spend 4-6 hrs there and are lucky if we are offered one beverage. Slots are very tight. Rooms are expensive, imo. Food in food court is horrible and expensive. Bring a sandwich and water from home!

Super tight slots which don't even pay small mounts to extend the playing time, money is always going in one direction so the chances of coming out a winner are null, zero, nada, be ready to lose any amount of money you bring in, at least that as been my experience there and I have been there several times, foolishly thinking perhaps one of the visits the outcome would be better but that is delusional thinking, not going back to Morongo EVER, also, the food is gross, nothing good about this place.

I absolutely love Morongo. It is my favorite casino in the entire state of California. Everyone here is having such a fun time and everywhere I look, someone is winning a handpay or hitting a jackpot. The slots here are extremely loose and every time I decide to play slots, I win, even though I am not much of a slots player. On my way out last time, I had one extra dollar and I put it into the quick hit blazing sevens machine and won $600! Easy money! Table games are great too and dealers are very friendly and want you to win. Food here is excellent too and the buffet is better than most in Las Vegas. I highly advise coming here if you wanna have a lot of fun and win a lot of money too. I'm surprised they are still in business with all the money they are giving away!

Ok, so I'll start off by saying, I'm not a slots player. Slots are for people who like to donate money to Indian tribes. If I could have more than a quarter of Yachi Indian in my blood, I'd open a casino just so you slot buffs can put your hard earned money in my machines so I can be a billionaire, because that's what slots do for all casinos. Players will never win. That being said. So I have played the table games during evening. A good amount of the tables have good action, many of them are open, and not too packed. The casino itself is just off the 10 freeway, with plenty of things to do in the vicinity, such as cool places to eat, and a pretty nice sized outlet for dropping the Mrs. off to shop. However, if you go during the day or on slower times, they shut quite a few of the tables down, all the way to where you will only find one or two Bj tables that pay 3/2 on blackjacks, but are jammed packed to the brim. There are maybe 3 or 4 others open, that pay 6/5, but you know that 6/5 blackjack is highway robbery, so no playing there. Other than that, the casino is wide open, with may options to choose from. Staff and dealers are extremely polite. Even offering me a comped room one evening, that I would have taken had I not already been staying in Irvine for the week. I would definitely take the trip to check Morongo out. It's worth it if you ask me.