Listed by character rather than rank. Opening hours, dress and nearby rooms change, so always confirm with the venue before you travel.
Brighton has long had a taste for the theatrical, and a night at the casino sits easily alongside the town's cafes, bars and late dinners. It is a friendly place to start a gentle evening rather than a hushed, formal one.
“A bright seaside evening with plenty of independent hotels to fall into afterwards.”
Reading is often passed through rather than visited, which makes it a pleasant surprise for a quiet night out. The casino sits within an easy hop of the town centre and its restaurants.
“A calm, well-connected option for an easy night away from London.”
Sheffield has a distinctive, down-to-earth character, and its independent casino fits the mood. It feels less like a chain outpost and more like a local institution with its own habits.
“A proudly independent northern room in a city with a real appetite for good nights out.”
Chinatown is among the most atmospheric corners of the West End, all lanterns, late kitchens and crowded pavements. A casino here belongs to a larger evening rather than being its own destination.
“A lively corner of central London where dinner, a few hands and a townhouse bed sit within a short stroll.”
Bristol is a city that likes to do things its own way, and its hotel scene shows it. Converted warehouses, townhouses and design-led stays make for an unusually good second half to a night out.
“Bristol's creative streak makes the stay as interesting as the evening itself.”
Nottingham combines a lively social scene with a more relaxed pace than many bigger cities. The casino sits comfortably within a night of cocktails, dinner and conversation.
“A comfortable, grown-up night in a city with plenty of cosy places to stay.”