The Greenbrier

Overview

The Greenbrier is one of the most historically significant and luxurious resort properties in the United States — a National Historic Landmark that has operated continuously since 1778 and served as the official US government emergency bunker (Bunker 1, classified until 1992) beneath its grounds. The casino operates as a complement to the resort's comprehensive amenities including championship golf, a world-class spa, tennis, and fine dining, serving the premium leisure and corporate meeting market. West Virginia authorized table game gaming at The Greenbrier under a unique resort license distinct from the raceino framework.

The resort was purchased by West Virginia Governor Jim Justice in 2009 after it emerged from bankruptcy, and the casino and gaming amenities have been positioned as part of the resort's broader luxury offering. The Greenbrier regularly hosts PGA Tour events (The Greenbrier Classic) and is one of the most recognizable luxury resort brands in America.

Gaming

The casino features slot machines and live table games in an elegant setting befitting the resort's historic grandeur. Gaming is integrated into the broader luxury resort experience rather than as the primary attraction.

Getting There

Located at 300 W Main St, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986. On US-60 and I-64 exit 175. Approximately 130 miles from Charleston, WV and 250 miles from Washington DC. Greenbrier Valley Airport (LWB) is 12 miles away.