Parking next to freeway got there after midnight and at 3 am a knock on the door to collect $ 15.00. We left for the Horsefall State Park 20 MN away, with Golden Age $ 11.00 wooden and very quiet. In the past we played and had meals ($200.00) NO MORE Mill casino
Like the other Oregon Casinos, we found the slots tight. Good variety of machines and table games. Views of the Bay were nice but, can smell bad at low tide. Staff was friendly. Players club used to be a lot better now, not a lot use for a small time gambler like me. Food was good at snack bar but we felt the buffet was over priced for the area. Easy to find, right on highway 101. Is located in Coos Bay / North Bend so lots of coastal things to do when not in casino. We would return if in the area but, not make it a special trip just for the casino.
We moved within in 15 minutes of The Mill Casino over a year ago. We had, in the past visited occasionally and had enjoyed some good wins. We started going pretty often, but didn't win anything, often losing our money within an hour. ($100 each). We know there are always ups and downs, so figured we'd get some good comps. Wrong! They give us each $5 a week, no matter how much we play. No food, no hotel rooms. A lousy $5 a week. During this time we were spending our playing money mostly at The Mill, but would occasionally visit Three Rivers casino, in Florence. Yet Three Rivers Casino gave us great comps. We continued to get $30 twice a month, 2 free hotel nights, $20 in food comp and a free dinner buffet on Friday or Saturday. Each! We now put our gambling dollars in Three Rivers. We might occasionally drop in on The Mill. I talked to a couple of staff in the players club. All they can tell me is comps are based on play. That's baloney. We recently moved up to another players level. We were told that meant better comps. NO! Same comps except a discount at restaurants. They are NOT LOYAL to their players. Not only do they not allow wins, they slap you again with their lousy comps.
I have to update my last review. We stopped one more time on our way out of the area at the Mill Casino to use our points on our Players Club card for dinner. What a disappointment! The buffet was on that night (reason we stopped) and it was not so good. They have hired a new staff and got rid of the old chef, A BIG MISTAKE. The prime rib had absolutely no flavor, crab just so so, and other foods were dry. If you have read my earlier review you will see I love their restaurants. Now between the tight slots and lousy food, we will not go out of our way to go back.
I stayed at The Mill for the last two Christmases because they allow pets. The first time was great, but last year there was so much bleach in the sheets that neither me or my dog could breathe. I ended up taking the dog out to the vehicle and leaving him there so he could get some rest. Me, I just stayed up all night.
Other than that I like this casino. I don't play table games so really can't rate on that. The food is great - I have never seen a restaurant serve a piece of ham so big it requires its own platter. There were three of us in our party and there was enough ham in one breakfast order for all three of us. The food has always been excellent. The gaming is like any other casino - some days you can't win no matter what; other days are OK.