Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort North Carolina

Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort sits on tribal land in the Great Smoky Mountains and remains the largest gaming destination in North Carolina. The property combines 1,100 hotel rooms with a 150,000-square-foot casino floor that never closes. In 2026 the resort continues to draw visitors from Atlanta, Charlotte, and Asheville with a wide mix of slots, table games, and live entertainment.

Gaming Floor Breakdown

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The main casino houses more than

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3,000 slot machines ranging from one cent

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Gaming Floor Breakdown

The main casino houses more than 3,000 slot machines ranging from one cent to one hundred dollars. Table games include blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, and a 24-table poker room. Electronic table games fill a separate area for players who prefer faster rounds without live dealers.

Hotel and Amenities

Guests stay in standard rooms, suites,
or the new 28-story tower opened in
Hotel and Amenities

Guests stay in standard rooms, suites, or the new 28-story tower opened in 2025. Five restaurants range from a 24-hour café to a high-end steakhouse. The outdoor pool and full-service spa operate year-round, while the 3,000-seat events center hosts major concerts and comedy shows.

Rewards and Comps

The Caesars Rewards program links play
at Harrah’s Cherokee to other Caesars properties
Rewards and Comps

The Caesars Rewards program links play at Harrah’s Cherokee to other Caesars properties nationwide. Free play offers, hotel discounts, and dining credits scale with tier level. New members receive a $10 free slot play sign-up bonus after creating a rewards card on property.

Responsible Gaming

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The casino provides self-exclusion programs, voluntary

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limits, and partnerships with North Carolina counseling

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Responsible Gaming

The casino provides self-exclusion programs, voluntary limits, and partnerships with North Carolina counseling services. Players can set session, deposit, or loss limits through the rewards kiosk or by speaking with a gaming supervisor.