Milwaukee, Wisconsin is a fun place to visit. A truly mid-western city on the shores of Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is chock full of breweries, restaurants, and sites sure to keep visitors busy for days on end.
The hotel at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino is a prominent 19-story property offering guests world-class service and deluxe amenities. With the addition of a second tower in 2019 the hotel features 500 guest rooms, including 75 suites and the lavish presidential and chairman’s suites that offer stunning views of the Milwaukee skyline and Lake Michigan. The hotel also features a casual dining restaurant and bar/lounge on its first floor, coffee bar, business center, exercise room and complimentary Wi-Fi. Eight state-of-the-art meeting rooms and pre-function area provide more than 24,000 square feet of distinctive space to host corporate and social affairs.
The casino itself gives players a wide selection of the latest slot machines, bingo, and more than 100 tables offering games like three-card poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, and more. A 24-hour non-smoking poker room features cash games and tournaments for Texas Hold ’Em, Seven Card Stud and Omaha players. The casino also offers off track betting for fans of horse and greyhound racing.
Despite being in a city with a variety of dining options, Potawatomi takes things up a notch by offering nine different restaurants that serve hotel guests as well as local diners. Visitors can choose from a high-end steak house, fine italian foods, Asian entrees, casual cafe options, a buffet, sportsbar, and more. With so many options, everyone in the group will find something they enjoy.
No casino is complete with a great slate of entertainment, and Potawatomi is no exception. The Northern Lights Theater is a 500-seat, two-tiered, state-of-the-art venue featuring local and national live entertainment acts. The theater specializes in bringing acts that appeal to diverse audiences, hosting musical legends like Ringo Starr, Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt and Cheap Trick; along with comic icons Jay Leno, Bob Newhart, Carrot Top and Sinbad. The hotel is also home to an events center with seating for up to 1,500 guests, as well as a Topgolf Swing Suite, where players can enjoy all the benefits of the Topgolf experience in a state of the art simulator.
Unlike casinos run by entertainment corporations, Potawatomi takes pride in being part of the fabric of the area. Caring for the community is a tribal tradition and a priority at the hotel and casino. In addition to millions of dollars donated each year by the Forest County Potawatomi Foundation, the Casino’s signature community program, Heart of Canal Street, has given more than $20 million to hundreds of area children’s charities since its inception in 1994. As a socially responsible business, Potawatomi sees responsible gaming as its number one priority. The tribe and casino are also dedicated to environmentally friendly business practices, and utilize them whenever possible.
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