The casino, in depth.

Roulette, blackjack, punto banco and poker variants anchor the main floor. A dedicated poker room runs cash games and occasional tournaments, and a small high-roller salon handles higher limits on request. Slot coverage is broad but deliberately pushed to the edges so it never dominates the room.

The mix skews to table players, which suits the Deco setting. If you mainly play machines, the floor is competent but not the headline act.

Floor staff are well-trained and present without hovering. Pit bosses handle disputes calmly and visibly. Drink service at the tables is prompt at peak and slower off-peak. Dealers at the beginner tables are happy to help new players — this is a strength, not a box-tick.

Beginner tables run nightly from low stakes. The main floor sits at mid-stakes; the salon handles higher limits on request. Step-free access throughout, an accessible gaming position, and seated play where needed. Photo ID is required; card and cash are both accepted.

More visible than at most UK venues. Limit-setting prompts at sign-in, clear signage, trained staff, a quiet room away from the floor, and GamStop referenced at the entrance. It's part of how the floor is run, not an afterthought.

For guests who want a casino inside a luxury hotel, this is among the better floors you'll find. It's not a venue for chasing losses, and not a budget option — but as a stay-and-play destination it earns its 8.6 guest rating.