Horseshoe Bossier Casino & Hotel

Located off I-20, this resort hotel features an on-site casino, health spa and luxury shops. Floor-to-ceiling windows in rooms provide an open view of the city or surrounding area. Rooms at the Horseshoe Bossier Casino & Hotel feature pillow beds made exclusively for the hotel. Bathrooms offer marble decor and include a TV and phone. A refrigerator and coffee maker are also in every room. The Horseshoe’s casino houses more than 1,500 slots and 60 table games. The Indulge Day Spa features a variety of massage and body treatments and an on-site fitness center includes saunas. Upscale men’s and women’s clothing stores are found within the hotel.The DARE Dayclub pool area is open to those 21 and older seasonally, replicating a Vegas style VIP experience and offering private cabanas and daybeds to guests and general public with surcharge with admission. Guests of the Horseshoe Bossier may dine on-site at The Spread Buffet or choose from the 8oz Burger Bar, Jack Binion’s Steak House or Four Winds Asian cuisine. Two bars, including CMT Crossroads, serve drinks nightly. The hotel is 3.3 miles from Shreveport Downtown Airport. Veterans Park is 7 minutes' drive away.

Amenities

• Business Center
• Casino
• Fitness Center or Spa
• Accessible
• No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
• Hotel Restaurant
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Newspapers
• Parking
• Valet Parking
• Room Service
• Safety Deposit Box
• Sauna
• Shops in Hotel

• Air Conditioning
• Bar
• Car Rental Desk
• Concierge Service
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Speedy check-in
• Elevator
• Massage
• Smoking area
• Internet services
• Spa and wellness centre
• Shoeshine
• ATM/cash machine on site
• Nightclub/DJ

• Breakfast in the room
• Karaoke
• Gift shop
• Heating
• Fax/photocopying
• Luggage storage
• WiFi
• Snack bar
• Outdoor Swimming Pool
• Special diet menus (on request)
• Adult only
• WiFi everywhere
• WiFi available in all areas
• Paid WiFi

About Caesars Entertainment Brand Hotels

Formerly known as The Promus Companies and Harrah’s Entertainment, the Caesars Entertainment Corporation was founded all the way back in 1937. It started when William F. Harrah opened a small bingo parlor in Reno, Nevada which was extended to Stateline, Nevada where he also formed Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. In 1972, the company made its way into the American Stock Exchange, making it the first casino group to ever land a spot on the New York Stock Exchange. In 1980, Holiday Inn took over Harrah’s Inc. for $300 million. This was the best offer the original company received after William F. Harrah’s death in 1978.

 

The modern-day company now going by the name Caesars Entertainment was created in the 1990 as The Promus Companies. In 1995, Promus decided to continue the growth of Harrah’s Entertainment to add value to their businesses. In 2005, Harrah’s acquired Caesars Entertainment, Inc. for $10.4B marking their biggest expansion. At this point, the CEO of Harrah’s was Gary Loveman. He was the leader of the brand until 2015 and he experienced the privatization of the company in this period. In 2010, the whole corporation was renamed as Caesars Entertainment Corporation still under his reign.