London · Knightsbridge
A 24-hour floor at the foot of the Park Tower hotel in Knightsbridge, with a restaurant and live tables at any hour.
| Day | Doors |
|---|---|
| Monday | open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | open 24 hours |
| Thursday | open 24 hours |
| Friday | open 24 hours |
| Saturday | open 24 hours |
| Sunday | open 24 hours |
Live tables whenever the doors are open.
Bars run from 10 am to 8 am the next morning. Where a venue does not publish table hours, only the door bar is drawn.
No fee and no waiting period: on a first visit you show photo ID and are signed in at reception, then you can come back any time.
You must be 18 or over. British casinos run a Think 25 policy, so carry a passport or photocard driving licence if you could be taken for under 25.
Smart-casual. The operator says requirements can vary by casino and by event; long trousers are preferred over shorts.
Game availability changes by day and by hour; the list reflects what the venue publishes.
Casinos in Great Britain take cash and debit cards. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling. Large cash transactions trigger identity checks under anti-money-laundering rules.
Same building as the casino floor. A cylindrical 1973 tower by Richard Seifert, now a Luxury Collection hotel. The casino’s licensed address is the same building, so the floor is a lift ride from the rooms.
Basis: the licensed premises address on the Gambling Commission register matches the hotel building or block.
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