re: Tell me about the IP

The IP closed down in Vegas. I think it’s the Linq now.

Take her to the Bay Towne Inn or Hotel Whiskey, or another boutique inn on the coast. Eat away from trashy people and take her to shops like she wants.

About Iberville Parish
Iberville was “discovered” by French explorer Pierre LeMoyne, Sieur d’Iberville in 1699, but its rich delta soil and many waterways had been discovered by Indian tribes long before Iberville ever set foot here. While it was initially an agricultural area, Iberville has changed through the centuries to accommodate the changing times. The parish has always had plenty of sugarcane and soybean fields, but through the years the hardwood timber industry, river commerce and now industrial development have been essential to a thriving parish economy.

From the 1800s until the mid-1900s, Louisiana produced more sugar than any other state in the nation, and Iberville, as the state’s leading sugarcane producer, drew the name “Sweet Iberville.” By the late 1800s Bayou Plaquemine, running through the heart of Iberville, became the most common route from the Mississippi River into the interior of Louisiana, and this water traffic brought a boom in the parish’s timber and sawmill industries and a variety of commercial establishments catering to travelers. It also resulted in the construction of the historic Plaquemine Lock.

With the agricultural, timber, sawmill, and water commerce industries powering the economy, Iberville prospered into the 1960s, when the Lock was finally closed, replaced by a bigger structure closer to Baton Rouge. But by this time the chemical industry had realized the many advantages that Iberville offered with its access to the Mississippi River, interstate travel, electrical power and hard-working people. Today, the chemical and agriculture industries power the economy, and exist in harmony with the tourism industry.

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Tell me about the IP

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He taught Bruce Lee for a little while.

It depends on what you are going for. If you like to play table games, IP will be cheaper than the Beau and actually pays better odds on certain games. Food is definitely better at the Beau but also more expensive, same with rooms. If you plan to casino hop, I would stay at the Beau or Hard Rock.

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Go to the Beau. Less trashy. Could fool yourself and think you are in Vegas based on the lobby which is similar to Bellagio.

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All the snow birds in jorts and tank tops really give you a sense of place.

Looks like gonna have to do the Beau. The nugget looks just as bad as what you describe the IP as