They have different rooms. They have the cabana suites across from the casino, which are pretty nice (for downtown). In the actual casino, they have rooms upstairs (literally, I don't think there's an elevator, but I would guess there must be one for handicap access) they are older, but have been remodeled many times. Teenie tiny, but you can feel the history when you walk in them. They're pretty cool to see at least once, even if it's not you're cup of tea. They're clean and nice, just...rustic...I guess would be the best word.