Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort executive chef

A 50-seat lobby bar and lounge has a sky blue marble wall with cascading bottles of wine. A 30-foot registration desk made of onyx stone sits in front of a walnut-slatted wood design, lit to create an abstract representation of the Smoky Mountains. The aesthetic is also in the two-story lobby.

Located adjacent to the brand-new convention center, the 19-story tower will feature 725 guestrooms and seven suites with a color palette that has accents of burnt sienna, golden, and charcoal gray, along with a mix of eucalyptus and walnut woods. We look forward to welcoming both new and returning visitors to see the results of this project.” The Cherokee at Harrah’s Cherokee Resortīecoming the resort’s fourth hotel tower, The Cherokee will welcome guests this fall. “This expansion has been an integral component to our property and community’s growth and helps us further show that Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort is truly a destination that is unlike any other in the Carolinas. “We are thrilled to see this project come to completion and to be able to offer our guests new amenities and offerings,” said Brooks Robinson, regional senior vice president and general manager of Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos. The $250 million development, which broke ground in June 2018, includes a new 725-room hotel tower, 83,000 square foot convention space, and new food and beverage offerings. CHEROKEE, North Carolina-Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort in Cherokee, North Carolina, is set to complete its four-year expansion project this fall.

Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort executive chef