The Prime Rib at Live! Casino & Hotel in Hanover, MD
"We have seen guests come to the property to dine at The Prime Rib and our other restaurants and stay to explore the casino floor, which is the largest in the area, offering a mix of live action and electronic table games, poker rooms and slot machines. They find that we provide a first-class experi- ence in an environment that is extremely welcoming," explains Gonzalez.
For shopping enthusiasts, Live! Casino & Hotel is adjacent to Arundel Mills Mall, which offers more than 1.6-mil- lion square feet of high-end shopping, dining and entertainment.
“Many of our guests take advantage of the proximity and don’t feel they need to leave the area to find the shops or dining options they are seeking.
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course, because we are located so close to Baltimore, Annapolis and DC, the shopping options are limitless. Live! Casino & Hotel and Live! Lofts also are less than 15 miles from Ellicott City, a thriving town with Main Street
boutiques and cafes that many visitors enjoy," Gonzalez adds.
"Our philosophy: our guests are our family. Groups will have an experience here that is much different from what they will have at a corporate-owned property that cares first and foremost about the bottom line. Our priority is to delight our guests. We know they have many other options and we are grateful to have the opportunity to exceed their expectations," says Gonzalez.
“We also find that groups value our flexibility and the many options we make available to them. Between Live! Lofts, which is just minutes from the main property, and the new Live! Hotel, we have nearly 25,000-square feet of meeting and event space, and more than 550 guest rooms. We can adapt and adjust to just about anything a group wants to do," Gonzalez notes.
In King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, Lani Baird, executive director of sales for
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