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phire, located on the first floor of the Mo- hegan Sun Pocono hotel,” notes Huff. “Spa Sapphire is 4,000-square feet of five- star luxury, providing a variety of state- of-the-art salon services... Unique amenities include Spa Sapphire’s full-ser- vice men’s salon and couple’s suite."


Nightlife and entertainment bring an as- sortment of options sure to please any group at the property. Bar Louie provides a casually cool neighborhood vibe where guests can enjoy signature items like oversized sandwiches and artfully crafted cocktails. Wise Cracker’s Comedy Club, located in Seasons Ballroom, features countless forms of comedic entertain- ment.


This past May, Mount Airy Casino Resort in Mount Pocono, PA, the state’s first AAA Four-Diamond casino resort, officially opened a $40-million expansion that includes a new 20,000-square foot convention center and ballroom, along with 100 new guest rooms and nine executive suites, increasing the number of available rooms to nearly 300.


“Mount Airy Casino and Resort has cultivated an unwavering commitment to our guests by providing the highest quality hotel accommodations and resort amenities,” said Lisa DeNaples, owner and managing trustee of Mount Airy Casino Resort. “This latest expansion represents the demand for top-notch event space and more overnight accommodations, and is a bold reflection of our commitment to keep raising the bar of our resort’s customer-focused luxury brand… With this addition, we can now say we have everything on-site to give guests the 360-degree resort experience.”


The expansion’s design is inspired by the beauty of the surrounding Pocono Mountains and offers a clean, luxu- rious feel, adding to the resort’s existing offerings, like an award-winning 18-hole golf course, spa, salon, and entertainment complex.


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Breakers offers an eclectic scene with high-energy bartenders, regular happy hour specials, and weekly live entertain- ment. Guests who dine at Molly O’Sheas will enjoy Irish flair, authentic Irish cui- sine, regular live entertainment and karaoke, and one of the best beer and whiskey menus in Northeastern Pennsyl- vania. Last, but not least, Sunburst Bar, located in the heart of Mohegan Sun Pocono, is an elevated and elegant bar known for its top-shelf liquor selection.


"Additionally, with the return of Hot Sum- mer Fun, guests can enjoy Party on the Patio - Northeast Pennsylvania’s top spot for live entertainment,” says Huff. Every Thursday night, live bands play here as guests dance the night away. Party on the Patio also includes drink specials and food trucks all summer long.


Meetings


Casino resorts certainly provide plenty of opportunities for fun and diversions, but they also are a great place to be when it comes time to get down to business.


"We’re only a few years removed from the $25 million remodel to what is now the Resorts Conference Center, providing meeting groups with the latest in technol- ogy for their presentations and connec- tivity,” explains Jackson. “More than 1,000 group meeting attendees at Resorts Casino Hotel can wirelessly connect lap- tops and personal media devices simulta- neously while sharing screens with each


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