Ok room was ok bed was big clean king. The bathroom looked good I was really nice. The carpet does need to be changed in the hall in the room. Smelled a little musty in the room. If you win something on the players club points printed out same day they don't hold extras after midnight. We found out the hard way. We had a 50% off went to use it next day and it was gone. They wouldn't honor another one. Very sad post Covid. Buffalo Bills completely closed. Whiskey Pete's I'm not even sure if they had people in the hotel but the casino was open.

stopped here to kill some time one afternoon. Played $10 on a $5 slot machine and hit a jackpot. slot attendant was quick to arrive and pay me. friendly staff and we played for quite a while on very little money.

It's an okay little casino at the first exit off I-15 as you enter the state of Nevada from California. The casino is connected to an outlet mall. Just off the parking lot, there is a lotto store that is just a few feet over the state line into California. There is also a monorail that connects it with the 2 other casinos in Primm. However that monorail is closed much more often than it is open.

The casino has low minimums and makes for a nice stop. Although I have never had any reason to spend the night here.

The Primm Valley Resort & Casino is one of three Terrible's casinos just inside the Nevada/California border. It is connected to an outlet mall. A shuttle bus runs between Buffalo Bills Casino and Primm Valley Casino.

While it is true that this may be the best of the 3 hotels at the border, this really doesn't say that much. On the plus side, it is attached to the shopping center, and is the first hotel you hit over the border. But this is not a vegas class hotel...the food court closes early, and when the casino gets empty, it borders on the depressing. The Wifi only works at certain locations within the hotel, and probably not in your room (which may be down a long...long hallway. The toilet kept flushing and calls to the front desk really didn't help. However you probably are paying less than $50 a night to be here, so what do you expect?