Bossier, Louisiana Hotels

Bossier, Louisiana has numerous outdoor activities, especially inviting since the weather's warm practically year-round. Outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy hiking in nearby Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park, walking in the Gardens of the American Rose Center, or biking along the Red River Bicycle Trail. Once you begin planning your outdoor excursions, consider making it a true trip with an overnight stay in a Bossier hotel.

DiamondJacks Casino & Hotel

The DiamondJacks Casino & Resort in Bossier City, Louisiana offers 570 luxurious rooms, a 22,000-square-foot meeting space and a 30,000-square-foot casino. Guests have access to the outdoor pool and full-service spa. Rooms come with cable TV, which includes HBO, as well as in-room safes and whirlpool baths.

The three-floor on-site casino has more than 1,100 slots, 45 video poker games and a high-limit area. DiamondJacks has 32 tables, where you can play blackjack, craps, four-card poker or mini-baccarat. Eat at one of the on-site restaurants: Legends Buffet, DJ's Steakhouse, Creamery and Agave.

DiamondJacks Casino & Hotel
711 DiamondJacks Blvd.
Bossier City, LA 71111
(866) 552-9629
diamondjacks.com

Horseshoe Bossier City

The Horseshoe Bossier City is a luxurious hotel--over 600 guest suites have three spacious meeting rooms with a combined seating of roughly 150, and a gaming facility. The luxury guest suites have marble flooring in the bathrooms, Roman bathtubs, roomy living areas and refrigerators.

Guests have a choice of more than 1,500 slot machines and more than 60 table games. Plus, enter the Poker Room to play Mississippi Stud, Caribbean Studio or your favorite poker game. While you stay, arrange time for a massage, facial or body polish at the on-site Sedona Day Spa. Or, use the cardio equipment or free weights in the fitness center.

Horseshoe Bossier City
711 Horseshoe Blvd.
Bossier City, LA 71111
(800) 895-0711
horseshoebossiercity.com

Boomtown Casino Hotel

At the Boomtown Casino Hotel, guest rooms are equipped with ceiling fans, cherry wood furnishings, bathrooms with marble finishes and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. When you're in the mood for dinner, order a Mexican dish, a savory steak, a quick snack or buffet at Boomtown's on-site restaurants: 1800° Prime Steakhouse, Cattleman's Buffet, Sundance Cantina or Boomer's Café. When you are ready for excitement, visit the Boomtown casino, featuring more than 1,200 slots and 30 table games for you to play. Casino Player Magazine voted Boomtown Bossier City as the "Best Table Game Tournaments" and "Best Slot Tournaments" in 2006.

Boomtown Casino Hotel
300 Riverside Dr.
Bossier City, LA 71111
(318) 746-0711
boomtownbossier.com

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