The woman in the resort gift shop was very sweet and so was the rewards representative at the casino, but others were cold and hostile. They need to figure out how to create a more positive and playful environment, because the strained feeling makes me reluctant to come back. I like to feel free and easy on casino property and it just isn't possible for them in the area. If you drive in from the 60, it is a great drive, but Hemet and San Jacinto are rough areas and it bleeds into the casino. They obviously have massive issues with safety and while driving off property for some lunch it isn't shocking. People were reprimanded for not having them on and just holding them entering the pool. (I put them in my purse while I tried to find my boyfriend to give him his.

She sternly told me not to expect a replacement after this. I was scared going to the front to ask for replacement, this is not a festive environment. I checked in early to use the pool, but had to wait till 1 (apparently it closed for 24 hrs after someone vomited in it yesterday). I did lose them and had them replaced, but probably due to the fact the pool wasn't going to open till 1pm on Sunday I lost them after checking in early and before the pool was open. I was told at check in I would not get a replacement. I understand temperature checks, but if I have a wrist band and go to the car for a second.

Nice views at pool, decent lounge chairs, towels, jacuzzi tub size reasonable and views of golf course great. Clean, shiny and new pretty interiors: Great ceiling heights (Morongo's low ceilings annoy me for the price), attractive contemporary decor, nice bathroom (bathtub would have been nice, but their price is typically low, we paid more than average). I normally don't write reviews, but noticed there weren't many to read before booking our stay. My boyfriend and I have stayed at many casino resorts in Southern California and some during the pandemic, so we are used to restrictions and protocols.

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