Apache Casino Hotel, Gaming resort in Lawton, United States
Apache Casino Hotel is a gaming facility in Lawton offering slot machines, table games, and poker rooms for visitors. The property includes hotel rooms and event spaces, serving both casual players and those hosting gatherings or conferences.
The facility opened in 1999 and has grown into a multi-use complex in the Comanche County area. The expansion added hotel rooms and event spaces to complement the original gaming operations.
The Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma owns and operates the casino. Its event center, added in February 2017, hosts commercial business seminars and musical concerts. The dining lineup includes the 360 Restaurant, Apache Grill, Loft Bar and Summit Coffee.
The casino sits east of Interstate 44 in Comanche County, Lawton. Gaming is on the casino floor, with the 132-room hotel and the event center as separate parts of the complex. Restaurants on site are the 360 Restaurant, Apache Grill, Loft Bar and Summit Coffee.
The event venue added in February 2017 hosts business seminars and musical concerts. The casino itself began in January 1999 as a membrane tension-fabric structure on Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation land, and was rebuilt as an architectural showroom building in May 2008.
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