4 hotels · London
Four hotels in Knightsbridge, Kensington, Mayfair and Bloomsbury share a building or a block with a licensed casino floor.
London’s casino floors grew out of the 1968 Act clubs, and after 2007 most of them dropped the membership wait. Four of them sit in the same building or block as a hotel: two in Knightsbridge and South Kensington, one in a Mayfair ballroom and one at the foot of a Brutalist tower on Tottenham Court Road. Three keep their doors open 24 hours; every one is within three minutes of a Tube station.
Genting has announced a casino inside the Trocadero at Piccadilly Circus, where the Zedwell hotel already operates. It was not open on our check date and will be added once it trades.
London · Knightsbridge · Under one roof
A 1973 Knightsbridge cylinder with a casino floor that never closes at street level.
London · South Kensington · Under one roof
A 600-room Kensington conference hotel that shares its address with a round-the-clock casino floor.
London · Bloomsbury · Tottenham Court Road · Same complex
A Brutalist West End block with a 700-room hotel above and a 24-hour casino floor at street level.
London · Mayfair · Under one roof
A 1927 Mayfair hotel whose old ballroom now holds a Genting casino floor open until 6 am.
