Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel – First Floor Remodel

Indigenous
Written By Eric Kassel

Details

Client

  • Jackpot Junction Casino

Tribe

Lower Sioux Indian Community

Location

Morton, MN

Project Size

10,000 SF / 46 Rooms

Architect/Engineer

LSE Architects

Loeffler Role

General Contractor

Market

Indigenous

Refreshing Spaces for Hospitality Destinations

This renovation project at Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel in Morton, MN, revitalized 46 hotel rooms on the first floor. The upgrades included modern fixtures, renovated restrooms, custom millwork, improved HVAC systems, and fresh finishes such as new carpet and paint. The suites received a significant enhancement with updated kitchenettes featuring additional seating and upgraded appliances, offering guests an elevated level of comfort and convenience. 

The project was completed while the hotel remained fully operational, requiring careful staging, meticulous planning, and stringent safety measures to ensure that the casino and hotel’s daily operations were not disrupted. 

 

Meet the Project Team

Will Forbord

Steven Regenscheid

 

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