Menominee Casino Bingo Hotel Revenue and Competitors

Menominee Casino Resort in Keshena, owned and operated by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, began as a simple bingo hall back in 1982. After the addition of the Las Vegas-style casino in 1987, the casino expanded again throughout the 1990's with the inclusion of a hotel and Forest Island Restaurant. Today, the resort boasts a 33,000-square-foot casino space containing more that 850 slot machines, 10 blackjack tables, 10 poker tables and 10 table games such as roulette and craps. More recently, the casino-resort spent 15 months adding even more onto its facility. In addition to remodeling and building more hotel suites, the resort put in a 121,000 gallon swimming pool, whirlpool, steam room, cabana bar and a fitness center. Another big attraction is the resort's state-of-the-art 13,000 sq. ft. convention center that in total can seat 1,000 people. The conference center comprises a large ballroom that can seat 650 guests or be divided into four smaller meeting rooms, as well as five mid-sized rooms to seat up to 50 people. The center can accommodate events such as wedding receptions, graduation ceremonies to business meetings and trade shows. The renovated hotel and conference center also contains a traditional Menominee Indian decorating motif, which incorporates everything from the use of earth tones to a large bear statue that signifies the origin story of the tribe.