Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa Concerts 2024-2025

Overall, amazing place. We couldn’t find a table where the minimum bet was less that $20 a hand so if you’re looking for lower wagers you’ll be disappointed. But the service was amazing. The food was amazing. I can honestly say the shrimp at the Hard Rock Cafe was some of the best I have ever had. And the burger was to die for. Overall, fantastic experience and other than the gambling wage requirements, this is a five star place all the way around.

This was my first limited experience visiting the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. From what I was able to enjoy I found interesting. There's several pieces of art and photos of celebrities that I assume previously stayed or played at the casino. Some I immediately recognized and others maybe not so much, but that's cool. I noticed several shops and eating options; sorry I didn't partake so I can't really address. I was working on a tight play window and therefore I was busy getting my game on. To get started I stopped by one of their three player club counters - genius idea by the way! This helped to reduce wait time for new patrons who wish to set up new player accounts or get information about upcoming events and so forth. The casino has a very large single level slots play area divided into two sections; smoking and non-smoking. My only disappointment is that it felt as if the smoking section was the larger of the two with seemingly the majority of the newer gaming machines. And because I don't smoke or enjoy being around the fumes I found myself not playing as long as I would have liked. Poker is my jam anyway! Again due to limited time, I didn't play any poker on this trip, but I was pleased to see there was also a large poker room on the lower level. Maybe next time I'll have longer to stay and play. But all in all I enjoyed the experience.

My wife and I came to stay here because my father lives in Florida. We thought the facilities were really nice and the food was really good as well. It was a clean environment, but we spent three days there and spent a ton of money and won nothing on slots. The only people that were winning were spending $50-$100 per bet. We loved everything else about the casino besides the gambling. It’s hard for anyone to enjoy a great time when you can’t win anything. Hosts didn’t do much when we asked if we could get comped anything back, it seemed like a waste to have hosts if they can’t “help with your visit”.

Quick trip, and this casino never ceases to amaze me. I was upgraded to a corner king suite. Very comfortable and relaxing. I'll definitely be back soon. Oh, the casino isn't too smoky. No hand pays, but I was able to play all night. Restaurant choices aren't the best, be hey, it was fun.

No center bar. No video poker. Not enough bars and no place to sit except at a slot machine. Restaurants are small and not very good. Sports book has no seating area and no place to watch games. No sports bar. Even though I won $700 at the sports book, it was a poor experience overall. They need to take some lessons from the Vegas casinos and try to provide a good all-round experience, not just endless rows of slot machines. Casinos need to be a multi-faceted experience with good food, nice bars, places to explore, interesting architecture, nice decor, and a nice aesthetic. Hard Rock fails on all fronts. All they have is gambling tables and gambling machines, while the overall vibe and aesthetic is badly lacking. Another annoying thing is the lemonade-stand drink stations, where they expect you to but a can of beer and drink it while standing. It's an insult to the customer. Like I said, there are NO BARS. Even mediocre casinos at the state line in Nevada have nice bars. It really is an insult, to literally force people to sit at a slot machine, or else stand and drink their beer.