The Gaming Floor

Twenty tables in a casino hotel that never hurries

The floor at our casino hotel is made for long evenings, not loud ones. Walnut rails, copper lamps, and dealers who have the time to walk you through a hand.

The Grand Room

Ten tables of blackjack, baccarat and the classics at the heart of the casino hotel, with limits for a first visit or a fiftieth.

Roulette Gallery

Three wheels beside the long bar, and the liveliest corner of the casino hotel after nine.

The Copper Salon

Four reserved tables behind a heavy curtain, kept quieter for guests who like a slower game.

Poker Lounge

Three tables of friendly cash games every night. Ask the casino hotel host which stakes are open.

Stay

Casino hotel rooms, a few floors above the cards

One hundred and twelve rooms on eight floors of the casino hotel, each with blackout drapes, real soundproofing, and a window toward the springs or the ridge.

Room Details Rate
The Classic King or twin beds, rain shower, reading chair. An easy base for a short casino hotel stay. $165 / night
The Springs Suite Separate lounge, soaking tub, and a balcony facing the casino hotel water gardens. $310 / night
The Ridge Residence Two bedrooms, dining nook, butler pantry, and a private lift lobby. $560 / night
The Crown Floor The entire top level of the casino hotel. Enquire with the concierge. On request

Dining & Bar

Four reasons to leave the table

The Ember Room

Wood-fired cuts, lake fish, and a cellar chosen by the casino hotel sommelier. Dinner 5pm–midnight.

Daybreak Kitchen

Eggs, pastries and bottomless coffee, plus midnight plates for casino hotel guests keeping late hours. Always open.

Bar Nocturne

A low-lit cocktail den under the lobby. Live piano from nine, and the best negroni in any casino hotel we know.

The Garden Table

Open-air seating by the water, a menu that follows the season, and the calmest seat in the casino hotel.

"A good casino hotel feeds you well enough that you forget what time it is."

Before You Play

House rules

  • You must be 21 or over to step onto the gaming floor of the casino hotel.
  • Bring government-issued photo ID for casino hotel check-in and any cashier transaction.
  • Dress is smart casual from 7pm; a jacket is requested in the Copper Salon.
  • Every table shows its own minimum and maximum, and both can shift through the evening.
  • Casino hotel management may adjust limits, rotate dealers, or close a table when needed.
  • Drinks are complimentary for seated players. Gratuities are appreciated.
  • Chips belong to the casino hotel and can only be redeemed at the cashier cage.
  • Play within your means. Any floor supervisor can set up a spending limit or a self-exclusion.

Reserve

Book your casino hotel stay or a seat at the table

Bookings for the casino hotel are taken by telephone or in person at reception. Poker seats are first come, first served from 6pm, and the host opens a waiting list at the lounge door each evening.

Reception — (555) 013-7710
Concierge — (555) 013-7711
200 Ashwater Drive, Ashwater Springs, NV