Hotel at a Glance: Indigo Sky Casino & Hotel

The 45,000-square-foot casino at Indigo Sky Casino & Hotel bustles with activity 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visitors can try their hand at the slots—denominations range from $0.01 to $25—or jump into hand-shuffled games of blackjack that pay three to two. There’s even an eight-table poker room. It’s easy to get in on the action with this Getaway’s included casino credit.

• Number of restaurants in the casino: three—two casual American eateries and an upscale bar and grill
• Shaken, not stirred: Order a specialty cocktail or beer at the chic Echo Ultra Lounge.
• Go swimming in an outdoor pool area (opening May 1) with cabanas, fireplaces, and a cascading waterfall.
• Forget your toothbrush? Pick one up, along with Indigo Sky Casino souvenirs, at the gift shop.
• In-room amenities: Guest rooms come with 32-inch high-definition TVs and free WiFi.

Seneca, Missouri: Historical Landmarks on the Missouri–Oklahoma Border

The small town of Seneca lies right on the border between Missouri and Oklahoma. Its charming downtown is lined with family-owned shops and restaurants, along with a few one-of-a-kind landmarks. These include an old-fashioned red caboose, a schoolhouse built in 1876, and a giant can of Milnot—an evaporated milk product—that adorns the town’s Milnot factory. For outdoor recreation, head about 45 minutes south to scenic Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees. The lake attracts an array of annual visitors who come for premier bass fishing, sailing, and to stare at their own reflections.

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