Where the rooms are as good as the tables.

Karma Casa is an independent guide to casino hotels, from the Las Vegas Strip to the harbour at Monte-Carlo. We tell you what the stay is really like before you ever step onto the floor.

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Fresh from the casino floor

Our latest reviews, each with the year the house first opened its doors stamped on the chip.

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United States, Las Vegas

Bellagio

The lake, the fountains and the glass-flower ceiling are famous for good reason. Behind them is a calm, well-run hotel with one of the Strip’s classiest gaming floors.

United States, Las Vegas

Wynn Las Vegas

A bronze curved tower, flower-filled walkways and a golf course in the middle of the desert. Wynn is the place to go when you want Vegas with the volume turned down.

Macau, Cotai

The Venetian Macao

Painted skies, indoor canals and a casino floor so large it is easy to lose track of time. The Venetian is Cotai at full scale.

Pick a stay by mood

Every hotel we cover sits in at least one collection, so you can start with the kind of trip you want rather than a map.

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How we review a casino hotel

A good casino hotel has to work twice: once as a place to sleep, and again as a place to play. We judge both, and we always start with the room.

  • The stay comes firstRoom size, quiet, views and service matter more than how many slot machines sit downstairs.
  • Then the floorWe look at table variety, limits, poker rooms and how easy it is to find a calmer corner.
  • What’s around itSpas, pools, restaurants and shows, plus what you can reach on foot when you need air.
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From the desert to the Riviera, here is where our hotels are.

Karma Casa is a travel guide. We don’t offer gambling or take bets. Casino entry ages vary from 18 to 21 depending on the country, so check before you travel, and set a budget you’re comfortable losing.

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