since1998
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.
Every casino hotel we’ve reviewed
Eight houses across six countries, each visited for the rooms as much as the tables. Jump to a country or scroll the full list.
United States 3 hotels
since1966
United States, Las Vegas
Caesars Palace
Roman columns, marble statues and one of the busiest casino floors in Nevada. Caesars is pure theatre, and it knows exactly how to put on the show.
since2005
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.
Singapore 1 hotel
since2010
Singapore, Marina Bay
Marina Bay Sands
Three towers, one ship-shaped SkyPark and the most photographed rooftop pool in Asia. Below it all sits one of the region’s most polished casinos.
Monaco 1 hotel
since1864
Monaco, Monte-Carlo
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
Facing the most famous casino in Europe since 1864. Marble, gilt and a Michelin-starred dining room, with the Casino de Monte-Carlo a short walk across the square.
Macau 1 hotel
since2007
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.
Australia 1 hotel
since1997
Australia, Melbourne
Crown Towers Melbourne
The luxury tower of Melbourne’s riverside entertainment complex. Big rooms, a well-regarded spa and some of the city’s best restaurants a lift ride away.
Bahamas 1 hotel
since1998
Bahamas, Paradise Island
Atlantis Paradise Island
Beaches, marine habitats and a waterpark, with one of the Caribbean’s biggest casinos at the centre. A resort stay first, a casino trip second.