Dealers, slot attendants and servers all are extremely friendly and helpful. There is a charge for all alcoholic beverages, and you cannot use Reward Credits to pay for your drinks. Complimentary drink service is relatively frequent, but is limited to soft drinks, coffee and bottled water. Harrah's has an average medium-sized casino offering all the standard table games and the usual slots. Refrigerators are standard in most rooms, but not all, though they are available at no additional charge coffee-makers are in all rooms. The four-story Dive Inn Tower rooms are slightly larger, and were renovated a couple years ago the Resort Tower guestrooms are bright, spacious and well appointed, though not particularly distinctive. There are three towers – Resort North and South, and Dive Inn (formerly Garden). To retrieve your car, simply scan your parking ticket at the kiosk in the lobby.
If you're staying in the hotel, definitely use the valet parking. Outdoor self-parking or in an adjacent garage is complimentary for all guests, but complimentary valet parking is available for everyone.
There is a beautiful contemporary marble lobby, but, in terms of ambience, this hotel could be plunked down about anywhere with the name Marriott, Hilton or Sheraton. Despite its connection with an American Indian tribe, Harrah's Resort Southern California (formerly Harrah's Rincon Casino & Resort) is a pretty 'standard issue' medium to upscale hotel.
