Escape to Luxury at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa

5223 Orient Road, Near Seminole Hard Rock Casino Tampa, Tampa, FL 33610 , United States

Rating

4.2

Certificate of Excellence

2018

Price Level

$$$$

Rooms

800

Pets

Yes

from $ 5,276.70

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Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa, Tampa

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa

This Tampa Florida 90000-square-foot music-themed casino boasts cascading fountains 5 restaurants and 3 bars and is opposite the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre. Guests will be 11.2 km from Busch Gardens amusement park.A flat-screen cable TV and coffee-making facilities are provided in all rooms at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa. An en suite bathroom bath robes and an alarm clock radio are included.Guests can download unique music playlists upon check-in. Concerts are hosted at one of the many lounges at this Tampa Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino as well.Council Oak serves steaks and seafood alongside live music. Rise Kitchen and Bakery features fresh bread sandwiches and salads. Rock 'N Raw sushi bar is available.Tampa International Airport is 24 km away. The property is also 11.2 km from Channelside Bay Plaza and 19.2 km from Raymond James Stadium.

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Overall

Excellent

4.2

896 reviews

866

297

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Customers Review

Value 4.2

Location 4.4

Cleanliness 4.5

Comfort 4.3

Neighborhood 3.8

Amenities 4.4

Condition 4.3

Recomendation 74.3%

“The Hard Rock is a really great place to stay. The decor is very cool and entertaining to look at and the restaurants I got to try have good food. We especially liked the Noodle Bar there and the alcoholic ice cream was a unique and tasty experience I've never had before. This is not even mentioning that the rooms are very nice and clean and the staff is very polite and helpful. Everything was pretty sanitary and I felt fairly confident that it was safe to be in the casinos with the precautions they took to social distance. The only thing that kind of hindered me personally is that people can smoke in the down stairs casino. It made moving around or being downstairs a bit troublesome as a person who has sensitive lungs. It's the bigger area and it's right outside the only main access point to the rooms for guests as far as I know. Not to mention a lot of the restaurants and stores line the outside of the main floor, so it's practically unavoidable if you want to experience some of the hotel's amenities (other than the pool and spa and a few places to eat which I didn't get to use this time around.) They had a smoke free casino upstairs which is something I appreciated, but it's smaller and it kind of seemed like there were a few more expensive slot machines were upstairs. If you have asthma or sensitive lungs like me just remember there's a lot to do on the second floor too and maybe stick to the edges of the bottom floor when going places unless you'd rather take a shortcut through the casino. It's a really big hotel and I honestly have no idea how the employees manage to breathe through all that smoke and zip around with their masks on all day.”

— Daniella Malcolm

“Its like another world in there. Time stops and its so big you could get lost. Only 4 stars though because of all the smoking. The whole first floor smells of cigarette smoke. People sitting right next to you or walking right past you blowing smoke. The upper floor is one fourth of the size of the main floor and it is non smoking. Guess they don't know that smoke rises. This should be flipped. Make the smokers go to the smaller floor and let the non smokers have the main floor.”

— Tony Wood