Rocky Gap Casino & Resort

Signatures bar and grill was over an hr wait for food tonight and the fish was so awful and cold fries and the nachos where awful...and the people behind us waiting on there food and we waited an hr and they waited like 1hr more I never waited that long there before .I just hope I don't get sick 🤢 tonight from the food...The casino is a joke anymore u can't win and if u do it's very little ...and u can't even hear the music at all...sorry to say this place has went down hill ....so sad it used to be a fun place to go not anymore 😔

My wife and I had a great time at the resort! Room was very clean and bed was very comfortable. The sandwiches in the restaurant were very good. All the employees we encountered were very friendly and helpful. Look forward to visiting again.

Spending hundreds of dollars on a room, and even more at the casino and not being able to get a drink in a reasonable amount of time is a joke. If you expect people to sit there and gamble their money away, the bare minimum is having a bartender at the bar at all times. Waiting 15 minutes just to get a drink is unacceptable and frankly a disgrace for a casino. You’re happy to take my money, but can’t staff the bar properly? Do better.

Before this casino was bought up by Century, I faired pretty well. In the first half of 2025, and years prior, I took in many, many 800.00 payouts from the Keno machines. And a total of 11,416.00 in reportable winnings during the first half of 2025. Century bought it up, and SNAP, machines have been tight tight tight. They simply take take take. I'm a local, so I'm there often enough to walk around the casino most nights, just people watching. I like to see people win. But no one leaves that place happy. anymore. And for good reason. No one wins anymore. They all regret going there. Some leave absolutely angry, because an experienced player knows what they've been subjected to, and that they're the ones who have been played. One example of my recent experiences with Century (Rocky Gap Casino) is that I lost 300.00 just trying to hit a 2 spot on Keno. The odds of hitting a 2 spot in Keno are 1:15. I spent 300.00 at a rate of 25 cents per play. That's 1200 plays for 25 cents, without hitting a 2 spot one time. Let that sink in a minute. I know that it's gambling, and the odds are against you. But the odds also predict you will win at least a little, occasionally. I suppose they will eventually have only tourists going, as the locals, well we know exactly what they're about. I could go on about some shady things with the so called "drawings" they have on a regular basis, and why they are very suspect of some shady business, by myself, as well as others. But I won't, as I can't prove it. Who the heck could? My advice...search up a casino not owned by Century, go there, have a much better time. And maybe win a little money in the process. Good luck, and peace to all. One final note. The playing floor is clean, and well represented by the staff, who do a wonderful job. I have no experience of the hotel portion of the casino. Nice lake though.

Usually, when I travel, I read the worst reviews and best reviews about the property. I’m in the hospitality industry myself so I understand how important reviews can be for a property. I have to say that our experience here was exceptional. I was traveling with my 90 and 91 year-old parents And everybody was extremely helpful. We were greeted with a smile and all of our request for a table close to the front door and a room close to the elevator were honored I own a restaurant and a large bed-and-breakfast. I have to say that the food exceeded my expectations after reading some of the reviews everything was hot and generous portions and quite tasty we had dinner and breakfast and their restaurant. The rooms were very comfortable and clean and well appointed the front desk. Staff were top notch a special thank you to Lisa. Both of our servers in the restaurant were exceptional. I will definitely return in the summer.!

Yikes. We have stayed many times. Sadly the property has gone from 3 stars to 2. Maybe worse - but overall these may be one-offs. The safe in room didn't work. Security said it was an old "beige" model & they couldn't fix. Toilet overflowed 2x. Housekeeping says any rooms above 3rd floor are gravity drains...very common. Crew ready within minutes with carpet cleaners for room & hallway...clearly not first rodeo & yuck...habitual dirty water :( But: between our bed sheets there was a single worn tennis sock. OMG. Sleeping on top of blankets now! (Asked for towels to replace the ones we used for toilet overflow. Washcloth had two marks of lipstick. Ewww.) We imagined housekeeping would have caught that but geesh. What had really transpired here? NOT. GOOD.

Having had a wonderful camping experience in the adjacent campground on our way westward, we decided upon our return to experience the "luxury" of the park's Casino, Resort, and Golf facility. We neither golf nor gamble, but a night in a "resort" lodge seemed attractive after weeks of winter camping. Not! The welcome at the desk was fine. We asked for a quiet room with a view of the lake; the assigned room had that and more. And less. Everything went downhill from there. We were surprised that there was a fridge, but no microwave. That drove us to the lounge and dining room, which were pleasantly staffed and quiet, though offerings were not "resort" quality. We decided to try the pool and hot tub. They were nice enough, though the hot tub is designed to have only soft bubbles rather than the usual "jets." Returning to our "resort" room, we tried to catch up on emails, but the wifi was very poor and kept dropping off. In the morning we discovered that the coffee maker was missing an essential part. We tried to call down to request a replacement, but the phone didn't work either. Upon checkout in the morning, we reported the broken coffee machine, etc. and were told we should have come down to the desk (in our PJs I suppose). We noticed a "resort fee" on the bill. We were told that it covered "amenities" like shampoo and lotion (!) and wifi (which didn't work). We asked about a microwave and were told the "better rooms" had them. This was the first mention of "better rooms." Perhaps gamblers and golfers would rate this facility higher. Resort seekers like us would be disappointed.

This place is gross. I reserved a lake view suite. The view was beautiful but the windows were filthy. The sink filled with water before draining, the lighting was poor, a lamp was broken, and we were chasing ladybugs on the walls. The furniture is old. The entire place needs a renovation. Our room was not cleaned. I was told later that I should have requested daily cleaning at check-in! Covid precautions ended four years ago. That’s what I pay for - daily cleaning! I want the bed made, bathroom cleaned, and fresh towels. It didn’t happen. If you want to spend the day in the “revitalized” downtown Cumberland area, forget it. Shops are boarded up and the few remaining are classified as “collectibles”. In other words, junk. No tourists, and the people walking the streets are sketchy. Overall, not a good weekend experience. Disappointing.

This is the 4th or 5th stay at Rocky Gap. As always we had a wonderful time. Finally made the right weekend to get fall color. Of course this year has not been an exceptional year for color but it was very beautiful. We took the Western Maryland Railroad up to Frostburg and was able to get some wonderful fall foliage pictures. Staff at Rocky Gap were great, our host Thaddeus was exceptional along with my favorite waiter Robby. Made the best drinks and always had a smile. Will be back.

Rooms were clean and well furnished with everything we needed. The hallway was surprisingly quiet considering the number of guests.