Manny G
Google
As a frequent traveler and visiting Diamond member, I’ve come to expect a baseline level of professionalism at any Caesars property. Unfortunately, the Baltimore Horseshoe Casino continues to prove—based on countless past reviews and now my own firsthand experience—that staff incompetence is a recurring issue here.
The difference between a great experience and a terrible one often comes down to staff, and in this case, Stokes, who claims to be a supervisor, stands out for all the wrong reasons. Not only was he dismissive and unprofessional, but he outright refused to provide his first name—a basic courtesy and transparency any decent supervisor should have no issue with. The interaction was so poor that it bordered on hostility, and it was clear he had no interest in resolving anything or treating guests with respect.
No guest, regardless of their status, should be treated this way. But for a Diamond member to be handled with such disregard is unacceptable. Caesars should be ashamed to have someone of his demeanor representing their brand. I will be filing a formal complaint, and I hope it’s placed in his record. If there’s any dispute, we can certainly “go to the video tape.”
Horseshoe Baltimore has a serious staff training and accountability problem. If you value customer service and expect to be treated with even minimal respect, this is not the casino to visit.