Thus, Four Winds Casino is getting ready to join the two other casinos in the region with attached hotels: Ameristar Casino in East Chicago and Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City. Both Richards and Freedman said they were grateful to the hundreds of construction workers who helped build and outfit the hotel tower, as well as the estimated 350-400 people who will serve guests once the facility opens. That means employees can go inside and start training. Last Friday, the building received its temporary occupancy permit, reports WNDU. Who's ready for the South Bend Hotel to open? You can start making your reservations February 1! /zAE9A2CTHl From the design, use of materials and attention to detail, Four Winds South Bend offers a premium feel you’ll find at top resorts,' Freedman said. ' The anticipation has been building as we’ve been focused on completing the interior features and finishes. Frank Freedman, Four Winds Casinos' chief operating officer, said that a stay at Four Winds South Bend is “perfect” for entertainment or business, and that everyone who visits the property will enjoy “a first-class experience.” The amenity will open to the general public after a soft opening is held for members of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians. 'We can’t wait for our Pokagon citizens, as well as every guest, to experience the new facility.' 'March 1 will mark the culmination of a nearly two and a half year-journey to realize our vision to expand Four Winds South Bend,' said Rebecca Richards, Pokagon tribal chairwoman, as reported by NCW Life.

The property offers to its patrons some 1,900 slot machines - more than any of the 12 commercial casinos in the state - along with video poker and a variety of table games. The new amenity is directly connected to Indiana's only tribal casino, which is owned and operated by the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. The third casino hotel in northern Indiana features 317 rooms, including 83 suites, as well as a spa, restaurant, conference center and an outdoor swimming pool on the third floor.

The 23-story tower is adjacent to the existing property and promises guests luxury amenities and “exceptional” views of its surroundings. Four Winds Casino in South Bend, Indiana, is set to debut its new hotel tower on March 1.

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