Caesars Windsor

Really enjoyed our stay here but for a non-​smoking room, our room smelled like stale smoke! Yuck!

The casino is large and has a nice variety of slots and table games. They have plenty of currency exchange /​ATM /​voucher machines throughout which is nice. Most casinos have too few. There is a decent selection of dining options. The hotel room was nicely furnished but the problem with the room was that it smelled like smoke. I called the front desk and they told me that they had converted all the rooms to non smoking 6 – 8 months ago. Even so, the smoke still lingered and it was disgusting but they supposedly were sold out and could not put us in another room. They do have wifi in the rooms however service is spotty. Outside of the rooms, forget about it.

Best hotel in the area. Very clean, excellent service, staff very friendly, excellent buffet. Would recommend

Second time staying here… Love this place and only 4 – 5 hours from Chicago.
Recently stayed here with my Dad for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day; he’s a big gambler.
Super friendly helpful employees — security, check in, cocktail waitresses, bartenders, food servers, etc. Clean hotel and casino — non smoking! Great food and drinks at all of the various restaurants/​bars… Very nice hot tub, pool, workout room. Visually stimulating and beautifully classy casino… Gorgeous views of the river and Detroit from our room both times I’ve been here. I do recommend the «adult only» part of the hotel. Didn’t see any children, but ya never know, heh… I did notice there were a handful of wasted 19 year olds since the legal drinking age is 19 here, unlike our casinos where you have to be 21. Security was great though and kept these disruptive annoying amateurs in line. Also free wifi — but I had trouble getting good reception in the casino, but up in the hotel I was fine.
I’m not trying to knock Detroit casinos, but if you have a passport take a drive over the border for a pretty fun time. Both times I’ve been here I won some money. I will definitely be returning soon!

This is getting 5 stars from me simply due to the fact it is NON SMOKING. How nice to be in a casino (unlike the ones in my native land; looking at you greektown, mgm and motor city) where I can only stand to be for about an hour tops because of the insane amount of people smoking.
I will be making the trek across the border (even with that hassle, it’s worth it) so i can gamble AND breathe.

What a disappointing stay at this hotel.
Started with a cancelled flight in due to weather in my departing city. My stay was cut in half, to 1 night and the hotel STILL charged me for my room. Said hotel was sold out, yet my colleague who had been there already said hotel was super quiet, with many empty rooms on her floor. Ridiculous.
The place is a maze, you can’t figure out where you are or where you are going, and it starts with trying to find the valet when you are pulling in. The signs are small and hard to read, so don’t drive too fast or you will miss them!
The staff, from check in to check out, was rude & nobody cared or was helpful. The only nice person was the valet gal who brought our car around at 5am this morning. It’s also ridiculous that you can’t call down from your room for your car, unless you are a 7 star member… what is that?
The room was in desperate need of a remodel and a heavy cleaning… And could not have been further away from the lobby. Found out later there was a NEW tower, right off the lobby, and for one night it would have been nice to not have to walk a mile to the room.
I was here for business, and will be in Windsor multiple times in a year and I would rather stay across the water in Detroit and drive in, than stay at this property again.

Was in Detroit for business and thought, Canada is right across the river, why not hop over and check out Windsor.
Caught the tunnel bus (really easy to take), which drops you off right by Caesars.
I gave an extra star because this casino is mostly smoke free, and for someone who is a non-​smoker who hates the smell of smoke/​2^nd hand smoking (all of the casinos i’ve been to are just riddled with smoke). I appreciate that they have a separate section of the casino for smokers.
There’s also a few options for food here and I really appreciate that there is a starbucks here!

I go there several times a year and get treated like royalty. VERY nice rooms, good food at the Smörg and best of all, no smoking. The staff has gotten to know me and greet me with true affection. I play mainly slots and blackjack which pay enough to keep me going but seldom to go home a winner. I keep coming back for the atmosphere and the great courtesy that they always display.
NOT A PLACE FOR KIDS.

This was one of my favorite places to be when I was in Canada. Whether I was passing through on my way to Toronto or just heading to Windsor for the weekend, this was a must. The atmosphere is amazing, and the casino is a ton of fun. I never feel quite as at home as when I’m in Windsor. If you head up to the top bar, you can see the GM towers while enjoying a fine glass of wine. It makes for a magical experience.
Make sure to get a rewards card if you gamble, it will definitely be worth your while!

I typically find that most non-​Vegas casinos are underwhelming, but I really enjoyed my experience here and would definitely consider returning and recommending to others. Staff was friendly and helpful from the valet to the front desk, the rewards counter, to the housekeeping, the dealers to the wait staff. Plenty of dining options in and just outside of the casino. If you want to earn rewards with Caesars make sure you get a Total Rewards card and present it anytime you make a purchase or gamble. Don’t forget to do this even if you are ordering drinks while gambling because you’ll earn points for those too. I stayed in the Forum tower and found it to be comfortable and clean. Good selection of table games and the dealers were helpful, professional, and polite. Great view of Detroit from across the river.

I like coming here because it’s non-​smoking and the hotel rooms are very nice. As far as the restaurants go in the casino, not that great. However if you are ok with pricey, Nerros is good. Be sure to visit the total rewards desk to get a players card so that you get credit for your gambling and purchase of food and alcohol.
If you are a drinker like me, be sure to stop at duty-​free and get a bottle. The drinks are very weak and it will cost you an arm and a leg to get drunk. lol

This Caesars property is is quite lovely! Being that I am from Vegas I am used to the over the top casinos– I do love that you can clearly tell this is a Caesars property by the service, décor, and overall atmosphere. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms are well maintained.
There are 2 floors for gaming as well as a selection of table games. This property offers a variety of dining options to choose from– with options ranging from fast and quick to fine dining.
Overall this is a great property and I would recommend it!

My first time at Ceasars Windsor Canada.
Who would of known that there would be another Ceasars besides the one in Vegas.
Atmosphere: placed right along the Detroit River. From the lobby of Ceasars you can see a nice view of the Detroit River and across the GM building. Somewhat similar in architecture as the one in Vegas with Roman statues and décor.
Rooms: we were lucky to have my mom’s cousin comp us a room with a view looking out at the detroit river. awesome view! decent/​comfortable rooms. soft beds. good pillows. spacious standard room. clean. wish the toilet and shower were seperated. but other than that comfy.
Service: supposedly it was a sold out weekend and all rooms were booked. however, had called room service for extra pillows and blankets. surprisingly they were quick to come and bring it up. thus far no complaints.
Gambling Tables: $ 5 war, $ 5 blackjack, $ 5 craps. cheap tables! 2 floors of slot machines.
Gym/​Pool: decent gym equipement (see pictures below). no free weights. Small indoor pool. in door jacuzzi available.
Overall: would definetly stay here again. 24hr gambling. nice restaurants. 1 café open most till late night. cheap drinks. last call at 130am. non-​smoking at this casino. didn’t get a chance to try out the buffet but IF ever I come back will do so. note: *not family friendly.

A group of us stayed at Caesars Windsor for a wedding. The experience was hit or miss in some areas but overall, it was okay.
Make sure you follow the signs as you are coming in. There is a valet parking and then the self parking. We thought we had to use the self park lot to cart all of our stuff across to the hotel, but I believe you can park in front of the valet area and unload.
The hotel itself is a maze. The self parking lot to the lobby of the hotel is VERY far apart. Make sure you have your ID handy because you need it to enter the casino… walk down some stairs… up an escalator, then across the casino floor and then down a long hallway, then you make it to the lobby. Then you find out you are in the other tower so you have to show your ID again to walk all the way back where you started. I’ve heard there is a shortcut but I didnt get a chance to see it.
I stayed in both the Forum and the Agustus Tower during this say. The Forum being the older of the two. It is close to the casino, the Starbucks, and a few different bars and restaurants inside. Our one friend (the bride) went to eat at the deli but didn’t have her ID so they said she couldn’t eat there at 11 am in the morning.
The Forum tower is older and we got a room with 2 very small double beds. We were fairly disappointed with this since we were paying $ 260 a night. The bathroom was nice with a tub and a shower. Lots of room to get ready and a nice full length mirror on the back of the door. At least the alarm clock had an AUX cord so we could play some music.
The Agustus tower was beautiful but they ran out of rooms with 2 beds so we got a king with a pull out sofa. The pull out was not comfortable and didn’t come with bedding. We had to call the front desk to get some. The bathroom was the same as the other tower.
While the layout of the hotel and the rooms suffered, the service staff was amazing. Everyone was very kind and always said hello with a smile. Room service was quick and quite yummy (we got the 2 egg breakfast and the pancakes, enjoyed by all). Anytime we needed something, even if it was at 2 am, they were happy to provide.
The security staff on the other hand, was very hit or miss. Some would be very welcoming and happy to make small talk. Others would tell you where to specifically stand if you were not in the right spot (in front of the podium vs beside it) and just generally not happy at all. We felt that some just wanted to waste your time.
With the prices we had to pay and the overall feel of the hotel, I would probably consider staying nearby at the Riverfront Hotel. I’ve stayed here before and it is much more affordable and just a short walk away.

This review is for the Market Buffet. Went to the casino for a few hours and decided to grab some lunch. For two people the buffet was $ 45CAD. You have quite a few stations to pick from, but food was mediocre at best. In all honesty it lacked taste. I didn’t try the cook to order stations and maybe it is better than the selection that is put out, but I doubt it.
As for the casino, I went on a Wednesday and stuck to the slots. Plenty of ATM’s that exchanges USD’s and allows winning redemption.. I’d visit again for the casino but not the food.

Just stayed 1 night, on the way to Toronto. Nice king suite, comped! decent view if the roof/​skyline/​water. definitely a keeper!

Not even a star.
Mam! Are you intoxicated?
I went by myself like usual… They didn’t even let me go in… Why???
Because they hate independent women. F them and the way they make you feel. I don’t deserved that in this day, and at this moment. They even dared to tell me they would let me pass only if someone from some room was waiting for me!!!
But thank you, cuz I could’ve waisted my money on you… Casino del diablo que se roba el alma de pobres personas…

I don’t gamble, so this review is primarily based on our experience staying there overnight at going to a show at their «concert» venue.
Do not attempt to use Wifi anywhere… it very rarely worked.
We arrived early on in the day, went to the Market Buffet for lunch. It was pretty empty, so we didn’t have a problem getting enough food quickly. Their drink cups are a bit small, so I felt bad for the servers who had to keep fetching drinks since you get basically a kids cup.
We went to the spa for some treatments– this was SUPER dissapointing. This really isn’t like a «casino spa» like MGM in Detroit where you’re wearing robes and slippers and feeling luxurious. This is basically a glorified salon. They didn’t have a robe for me for my massage, and they don’t have pedicure chairs. They have chairs where you stick your feet in a giant bowl of water, and they do the pedicure that way, which is something I’ve never experienced. It didn’t feel very «spa like» in comparisons to some spas I’ve been to. The people were nice enough, but it was a shame that it was a let down.
The shower in our room had two options– cold and scalding hot. The actual handle would move by itself to the hotter setting– so I was dancing around the shower the whole time I was in there.
We went to Nero’s for dinner– I reviewed that separately. Also dissapointing.
There honestly isn’t enough for people to do who are not gambling.
After the Amy Schumer show let out, we were just trying to find a bar to hang out at. Somewhere with a place to sit, really. The options are so very limited! Everything is super cramped and you’re basically being ignored at the bar by the bartender– since he’s making drinks for the servers.
We ended up just getting a table at Johnny Rocket’s and then heading to our rooms. They could have made more money off of us as guests if they had places to sit where we could have drinks!

Disclaimer: perhaps casinos just aren’t my thing, and since I don’t have much comparative experience, this rating is based on first impressions and our limited interaction with the staff.
So, we had three main goals when going to Windsor: to find something to eat, to have a drink, and to do at least one gambling thing. So, after grabbing lunch and wandering around Oulette and Wyandotte streets for a while, we headed into the enormous and garish Caesars to accomplish goals two and three.
People whose primary experience of casinos is through Hollywood representations of decadence, avarice and intrigue are probably in for a bit of a letdown here: crowd looks like an AARP convention full of plump Midwesterners, with an average age of about 78.
Casino layout offers a variety of card tables, slot machines, and such, mostly unoccupied given our Tuesday afternoon visit. Everything seems to be in good repair, and the currency exchange and ticket cashout machines make navigating the maze easy and convenient for rookies like the missus and me.
We stopped at the bar for a Labatt’s Blue (a moral necessity while here; Canada’s famously okay lagers don’t make it down to Texas, so you kind of pine for them after a while) and a rum & coke. Drinks were fine, but the bartender was so creepily aloof (didn’t acknowledge us even though we were right in front of him, kept stoically and silently cleaning after getting our round) that we felt uncomfortable and took the drinks out onto the floor.
So, we found a 25-​cent slot machine, loaded a fiver into it, and began to spin away. Veteran slot guy at the reserved machine next to us helpfully explained that betting two credits instead of one increases your payout odds, so we went with it. We hovered around the $ 5 mark for a minute or two before hitting and going up to $ 16.50. This about paid for our drinks, so we smiled, cashed out, and headed for the bus back across the tunnel. Clearly, we are not any casino’s dream customers.
So, other than the weird bartender, everything was fine and dandy, so if casino gambling is something that you enjoy, I can’t see why you wouldn’t want to do it here. Alas, high-​rolling just doesn’t seem to be in our future.

My parents were really excited to take me to the Market Buffet here and I had high expectations.
Now about the food. The buffet here serves sushi but it’s not that great and most of the good rolls automatically have wasabi in them so no choice there. Their soups are really salty. They did have some nice baked salmon along with fried smelt, mussels, and some other seafood so I was happier. But, Caesars really caters to heavy meat eaters with meatloaf, turkey, and more. Their pasta station was nice and they do have a sort of Mongolian grill in the back too. They have two salad stations, two BIG salad stations mind you.
Another good thing about here is their big square area for desserts to which I applaud them for.
I would come back here again but very occasionally.

Un casino sur le bord de la rivière Détroit dans la ville canadienne de Windsor. Un véritable complexe hôtelier avec salles de jeux et salle de spectacle. Ce casino propose bien plus que des machines à sous: salles pour le poker, tables pour jouer à la roulette ou au ‘craps’.