The casino plans to open with table games this week pending approval from the West Virginia Lottery Commission, Greenbrier spokeswoman Lynn Swann said.

Resort officials also planned to open Prime 44 West, a restaurant serving steakhouse favorites, seafood and southern-style desserts. "It's very exciting," Swann said. "It's just a great time to be here."






West Virginia Lottery officials were at The Greenbrier this week to help hotel staff and plan to schedule a walk-through of the casino, Lottery spokeswoman Nancy Bulla said.

"We understand that the hotel would like to offer limited games by the first of October," Bulla said. "But as a regulatory agency we have to be absolutely certain that every I is dotted and T is crossed under the statute and rules and regulations governing The Greenbrier's casino operation.”



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