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Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort
Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort sits at the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, about 50 miles west of Asheville in Cherokee, North Carolina. The resort is in both Swain County and Jackson County. The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians owns the 56-acre resort. It brings together gaming, a large hotel, restaurants, live shows, shopping, and a spa in one place.
The resort has more than 1,800 hotel rooms, a convention center, access to championship golf, and live entertainment all year. That makes it easy to turn a day trip into an overnight stay.
Gaming
The gaming floor covers more than 150,000 square feet. It has more than 2,600 slot machines and over 150 table games, including Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Mini-Baccarat, and Poker. There are also high-limit areas and the Players Reserve for regular players. Poker players can head to the World Series of Poker® Room. It has 32 tables and hosts regular cash games and tournaments.
Caesars Sportsbook was the first sportsbook of its kind in North Carolina. It has a 90-foot ultra-high-definition screen, seven betting windows, self-service kiosks, private Fan Caves, reserved seating, and full beverage service. See casino details.
Things to Do Nearby
Jackson County Top 30
So many things to explore- hikes, waterfalls, river rafting and tubing, biking, kayaking, skiing, WNC Fly Fishing Trail, train excursions, heritage sites, and more! Includes the towns of Cashiers, Cherokee, Dillsboro, Sylva, Balsam, Cullowhee, Glenville, and Sapphire.
Museum of the Cherokee People
The Museum of the Cherokee People shares the history and culture of the Cherokee people. See impressive exhibits that take you from 11,000 years ago to the present. The nearby Oconaluftee Indian…
Swain County's Top 30 Things to Do
Swain County and it's biggest town, Bryson City, is a mountain paradise! It has five entrances into Great Smoky Mountains National Park, whitewater rafting, the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, legendary motorcycling routes, and more.
The Hotel
Harrah’s Cherokee has the largest hotel in the Carolinas, with more than 1,800 rooms across its towers. The Resort Hotel has 1,108 rooms and 107 suites. The Cherokee Tower has 725 rooms and 70 suites. Rooms are Four-Diamond accommodations. Guests can use heated indoor and outdoor pools, private cabanas, and two fitness centers. The resort also has three covered parking garages and electric vehicle charging stations. Visit their website to learn more and book rooms.
Dining
There are nine places to eat, from celebrity chef restaurants to casual spots. You can sit down for a steak dinner or Italian food, grab a quick bite between games, or find a meal late at night. Visit their website to see all of your dining options.
Mandara Spa
The 18,000-square-foot Mandara Spa draws on wellness traditions from around the world. You can book a massage, a body treatment, or salon services, then take some quiet time before you head back out. Visit their website to book.
Concerts, Comedy & Nightlife
Harrah’s Cherokee Event Center is one of the largest concert venues in the region. It seats 3,035 guests and holds nearly 4,000 for standing-room shows. The stage measures 60 feet by 40 feet and has modern lighting and high-definition screens. Past performers include Alicia Keys, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Diana Ross, Chris Rock, George Lopez, Jeff Foxworthy, and Alice Cooper.
For a smaller night out, The Comedy Zone has a 174-seat showroom with nationally touring comedians all year. See upcoming events.
Beyond the Casino Floor
The 50,000-square-foot UltraStar Multi-tainment Center has 24 bowling lanes, arcade games, and private event spaces. Visit UltraStar The resort also has nine shops. They sell designer apparel, Swarovski jewelry, golf merchandise, outdoor gear, locally made chocolate, and more.
Supporting the Cherokee Community
Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort is a major source of income for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Money from tourism and gaming helps pay for education, healthcare, infrastructure, cultural preservation, and economic development in the Cherokee community.
Explore Cherokee and the Smokies
The resort is minutes from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Museum of the Cherokee People, and the Oconaluftee Visitor Center. Waterfalls, hiking trails, and fishing streams are close by. Scenic drives wind through the mountains, and the region’s small towns are easy to add to your trip. Spend a day exploring, then head back to the resort for dinner and a show.
