Bellagio
Fountain-view rooms, the conservatory, a serious poker room. The classic first-timer's choice that still holds up.
from $279 per night
All hotels, by destination
Thirteen casino resorts across six destinations. Starting rates are per standard room per night in low season and are checked monthly; the booking form confirms the current price.
Use this page to compare resorts within a city. Each entry shows the starting rate we last verified and a one-line take on who the hotel suits. For full descriptions, amenities and the newest additions, see New Casino Hotels.
Las Vegas, USA
Eight resorts on or near the Strip. Spring and autumn bring the best weather and the most reasonable rates; avoid the big convention weeks unless you like paying double.
Wynn Las Vegas
The most consistently polished service on the Strip. Quiet pools, big rooms, strong restaurants. Pay more, get more.
from $319 per night
The Venetian Resort
Every room is a suite. Good value for groups and families who want space without paying for a view.
from $229 per night
Caesars Palace
Central location and a huge pool complex. Room quality varies by tower, so tell us which one you want.
from $199 per night
MGM Grand
The value pick. Enormous, busy, close to the arena and the airport. Best for event weekends on a budget.
from $129 per night
ARIA Resort & Casino
Modern rooms with one-touch controls, a calm casino floor and easy access to the shops next door.
from $249 per night
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
The newest big tower at the north end of the Strip. Bright, tall, still finding its crowd, which means deals.
from $289 per night
Resorts World Las Vegas
Three hotel brands under one roof and a strong Asian food hall. A good fit if you want new without the top-tier price.
from $179 per night
California, USA
One resort, an hour east of Los Angeles, for travellers who want a casino weekend without a flight.
Yaamava' Resort & Casino
Highland. A large, new tower with a rooftop pool and a serious slot floor. Drive-to convenience from all of Southern California.
from $299 per night
Singapore
Warm all year, easy to reach from anywhere in Asia, and home to one of the most photographed hotels on earth.
Marina Bay Sands
The rooftop pool is the reason to stay. Rooms facing the bay are worth the upgrade; the casino is downstairs when you want it.
from $459 per night
Macau, China
The largest gaming floors in the world, an hour by ferry from Hong Kong. October to December is dry and comfortable.
The Venetian Macao
Suites only, a casino floor you can get lost in, and excellent Cantonese food. Surprisingly good value midweek.
from $189 per night
Monaco
Small, formal and expensive, with the most famous casino square in Europe outside the front door. Late spring to early autumn is the season.
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
Grand in the old sense. Book here for the location and the restaurants; the casino is a short walk across the square.
from $690 per night
Bahamas
A resort island rather than a city. Hurricane season runs June to November; winter and spring are dependable.
Atlantis Paradise Island
Water park, aquarium, beach and casino in one place. The family resort on our list; choose the tower carefully for noise.
from $349 per night