With a AAA discount, rooms run about $99. The staff are generally pleasant, but don't necessarily go out of their way to make you feel like a valued and appeciated guest. This hotel is not a great property as hotels go, but if you're in the mood for a quick getaway, like to gamble, and want a safe (and responsible) place to spend the night after a few cocktails, the Emerald Queen works just fine. You must pick up your food comp within 8 hours of checking in at the players club, and it must be used within 24 hours.

The restraunt serves EXCELLENT food with great service at reasonable prices. Check in at the player's club upon arrival, and after 2 hours of slot machine play you'll receive a $20 food comp that can be redeemed in the buffett or restraunt. The Emerald Queen has some decent dining options, and a great meal comp program. Probably because they would prefer you donating to the slot machines downstairs. However, the TV's are old and small, and the rooms are not that comfortable for just hanging out and/or relaxing in. The rooms are pretty basic, always clean and we're always found everything in working order. They've remodeled some parts, added on to the building in places, and built a parking garage, but on balance the actual hotel section and rooms have changed little if any from the old Executive Inn days. The hotel (and casino) at Emerald Queen's Fife location are within the old 'Executive Inn' building.

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