Work is progressing to get a casino and hotel in south suburban East Hazel Crest 'under roof' before winter, but the hotel was reduced from 21 to 16 stories due to costs of materials such as steel.
A south suburban casino is on track for a summer opening as work progresses to get the East Hazel Crest building “under roof” before winter weather hits, according to an executive with casino developer Wind Creek Hospitality. Taking shape southwest of the interchange of Interstate 80 and Halsted Street, drivers likely notice the biggest feature of the project, a 16-story, 252-room hotel.
He said the hotel is scheduled to open about four or five months after the casino is ready for customers. The broader footprint of the casino takes in property in both East Hazel Crest and Homewood, with the casino and hotel in East Hazel Crest and parking garages in Homewood. The property at one point was home to two hotels. A Sheraton, later on Homewood Hotel, was on the Homewood side and a Super 8 in East Hazel Crest, both of which were demolished.
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