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Atizapan, essentially a suburb of Mexico City, might be a rather small municipality (at just 94.83 sq, km) but there’s still a few things to do if you happen to be travelling here. If you’re a golf enthusiast, there’s 4 courses you can frequent. If you enjoy running as your form of healthy activity, try over at the Arboretum. Over in Deer Park, there’s also bike paths and a skating rink. Of course, if the area is a bit too quiet for you, you can drive into Mexico City proper where there’s a wealth of bars, clubs, restaurants and attractions. If you've exhausted the city's offerings, head into the casino for a session of slots.

Gaming

The casino offers a healthy selection of classic and video slot machines, totalling over 300, in various denominations. Electronic bingo machines can also be found for those who prefer them. If you’re more interested in betting on the ponies and sporting events, there’s a sportsbook as well. With 300 plus slots, you shouldn’t have any problems gambling away and afternoon or evening. A few good wins should help pay for some drinks and dinners out.

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. About 4 km from the casino you can find the Hotel Sierra Nevada. They offer 101 rooms, 13 of which come equipped with Jacuzzis and each has cable television. Room service is also available. If you’re in the area on a day trip, you might want to drive closer to the core of Mexico City, where there’s an abundance of hotels as well as more dining options and attractions. However, if you choose to stay here, use your time to talk to staff to find out about any interesting local attractions worth checking out.

Dining

The casino is located in a shopping plaza which has several dining options. These range from fast food to fine dining. Some include Bistrot Sainz, Daylight Salads, Chili’s, Mr Sushi, Sushi Roll, Dynasty Chinese Food and Burger King. If you’re more interested in authentic Mexican food, ask hotel and casino staff to point you in the direction of restaurants that are popular with both locals and tourists.

Attractions/NightLife

Tuesdays through Saturdays, there’s dancing at La Fuente Bar. Look for live music on Fridays. For more bars and clubs, head into Mexico City proper. If you’re an active outdoor enthusiast, this might be the city for you, which has adopted a healthy lifestyle catering to the sports-inclined. Look for the running track over in the Arboretum. Head over to their ecological reserve, Deer Park, with its flora and fauna both. It also has a camp-ground, if you’re inclined to get a bit more in touch with nature. About 11 km out you can also find the Jardin Botanico. For a bit of history, head over to the Municipal Palace, which also houses a museum. Other museums in the area include the National Museum of Anthropology and the Museo Universitario del Chopo. Nearby religious structures include the Basilica de Santa Maria de Guadalupe.

Rewards/Deals

The casino does not currently have a player rewards system in place. Be sure to ask a casino representative about any potential contests or promotions which might be running during your stay.