L'AUBERGE CASINO HOTEL

UPDATE: After I left this review, I received a call a couple of days later by an assistant security supervisor, telling me that I was no longer welcome at L'auberge Casino and they no longer wanted my business. So apparently you cannot give them low reviews and tell the truth of what happens to you over there or you will not be welcomed back. WOW!!!!!!!!! I believe this violates my freedom of speech. So in their below response they didn't address it with their team, they just don't want people to know.

The security supervisor at L'Auberge is the most racist person I have ever encountered. Several times I had to contact security for physical threats and absolutely nothing was done. I also met a lady in the VIP room there and she was treated exactly the same way. The last one was when I was assaulted and NOTHING was done to the woman. Security allowed her to roam free throughout the casino and never called the police. After speaking with the security boss and calling him a racist because of a clear pattern he seems to follow, he told me to leave or he would call the cops on me for saying that to him. However, it's ok to be assaulted there, but I hurt his little feelings so was asked to leave. He lied about what he saw on video. Two different stories, one from him and one from his boss what he saw on the video, both of them lying or not watching from the right angle to clearly see her grab me. However, they are refusing to let me see the video. This is not a safe place. They will not give me the name of anybody higher up than the employee that is over the supervisor of security. They will not get away with treating people like this.

L'Auberge is undoubtedly the premier gaming venue in the Baton Rouge area. Entertainment selection has definitely moved in a positive direction with an exciting uptick, something needed nadly in the Baton Rouge area for decades. While the dining area, Sportsbook in particular, has been expanded, the quality of the food is not nearly as good as in the past. Patrons' dining experiences should not be limited to a premium steakhouse. Again, shopping experience should be on par with inside venue choices offered in places such as Lake Charles, LA.

The newer casino in town and it is large and beautiful! We went for a concert and the venue is small and intimate, not a bad seat in the house. They have everything imaginable for gambling. Played craps and baccarat. Only bad thing was $25 minimums (in my opinion). I’m not sure if it was like that just for the night or if it’s always that high. Would go again!

Not impressed.

Great atmosphere, great drinks ! Play to have fun.