Land-Based Casinos Worldwide
Discover the world's finest physical casino destinations — Las Vegas resorts, Macau mega-casinos, Monte Carlo gaming halls, and hundreds more across six continents.
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All Land-Based Casinos
Las Vegas, NV
Summerlin's neighborhood resort — 432 rooms, 80,000 sq ft gaming, a 16-screen cinema, bowling alley & 2,400-seat bingo hall. Boyd Gaming's northwest Las Vegas locals casino.
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South Las Vegas's self-sufficient mega-resort — 2,163 rooms, 150,000 sq ft gaming, an equestrian center, 64-lane bowling alley & 600-seat showroom. Michael Gaughan's flagship.
Las Vegas, NV
South Las Vegas's outdoors-themed resort — 300 rooms, 100,000 sq ft gaming, a 117,000-gallon aquarium lobby & Bass Pro Shops on site. Marnell Gaming's off-I-15 destination.
Las Vegas, NV
The Boulder Strip's western-themed anchor — 1,619 rooms, 120,000 sq ft gaming, Mystic Falls Park indoor atrium & bowling alley. Boyd Gaming's east Las Vegas landmark since 1979.
Las Vegas, NV
The Boulder Hwy's Station Casinos locals resort — 300 rooms, 83,000 sq ft gaming & an 11-screen cinema. Station Casinos' east Las Vegas community casino since 1994.
Las Vegas, NV
East Las Vegas's value-driven locals casino — 303 rooms, 47,000 sq ft gaming & an RV park on Boulder Highway. Boyd Gaming's affordable east-side destination since 1988.
Las Vegas, NV
West Las Vegas's locals value casino — 258 rooms & 58,000 sq ft gaming on Decatur Blvd. Boyd Gaming's west-side counterpart to the Boulder location since 1988.
Las Vegas, NV
East Las Vegas's WWII-themed locals casino — 201 rooms & 65,000 sq ft gaming on Boulder Highway. Boyd Gaming's 2008 addition to the Boulder Strip corridor.
Las Vegas, NV
East Las Vegas's beloved independent gem — 300 rooms, 10,000 sq ft gaming, a craft brewery & the legendary value steak dinner. Family-owned since 1968, one block east of the Strip on Koval Lane.
Las Vegas, NV
The Convention Center corridor's mega-resort — 3,174 rooms, 75,000 sq ft gaming & Elvis history. David Siegel's rebranded Las Vegas Hilton where Elvis performed 636 sold-out shows.
Las Vegas, NV
East-of-Strip locals casino on Paradise Rd — 337 rooms & 35,000 sq ft gaming, operated by Golden Entertainment. Formerly Terrible Herbst Casino & Holiday Inn Casino before current branding.
Las Vegas, NV
All-suite east-of-Strip retreat — 716 suites & 25,000 sq ft gaming with Italian-inspired décor on Flamingo Rd. An affordable all-suite alternative to Strip mega-resorts.
Las Vegas, NV
Budget-friendly Strip-adjacent casino — 696 rooms & 18,000 sq ft gaming at Tropicana Ave. Formerly Hooters Casino Hotel (2006–2019), now operated by OYO Hotels & Homes.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's contemporary boutique — 115 rooms with casino gaming on East Fremont Street. Don Ahern's intimate 2021 property in the revitalized East Fremont Arts District.
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Downtown Las Vegas's adults-only (21+) crown jewel — 777 rooms, 45,000 sq ft gaming, Stadium Swim pool amphitheater & the world's largest sports betting stadium. Derek Stevens' 2020 masterpiece.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's legendary gambling hall since 1951 — 60,000 sq ft gaming on Fremont Street, birthplace of the World Series of Poker (1970). Operated by TLC Casinos.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's Hawaiian-culture hub — 781 rooms & 35,000 sq ft gaming with an aloha spirit. Boyd Gaming's Fremont St resort beloved by Hawaiian visitors since 1975.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's live-music casino — 629 rooms, 30,000 sq ft gaming & American Coney Island. Derek Stevens' 2012 rebrand of the historic Fitzgeralds casino on Fremont Street.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's modern boutique resort — 628 rooms, 25,000 sq ft gaming & rooftop pools. Rebranded from Lady Luck Casino in 2013 with a contemporary design refresh.
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas's oldest continuously operating casino hotel since 1941 — 364 rooms & 35,000 sq ft gaming on the east end of Fremont Street. Kenny Epstein's historic Downtown icon.
Las Vegas, NV
A Fremont Street classic since 1966 — 690 rooms & 25,000 sq ft gaming in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas. TLC Casinos' vintage property with Hugo's Cellar fine dining.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's original high-rise casino since 1956 — 452 rooms & 32,000 sq ft gaming on Fremont Street. Boyd Gaming's historic Downtown anchor, once the city's tallest building.
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas's oldest hotel since 1906 — 143 rooms & 18,000 sq ft gaming at 1 Fremont Street. TLC Casinos' historic Downtown icon, famous for its 99-cent shrimp cocktail since 1959.
Las Vegas, NV
Downtown Las Vegas's Victorian gem — 406 rooms & 30,000 sq ft gaming with antique décor and a craft brewery. Boyd Gaming's Fremont District property connected to the California Hotel.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a land-based casino near me?+
Browse by country or US state using the directory above, then narrow to a city. Each casino listing shows its location, games offered (slots, table games, poker room, sportsbook), and key details so you can find the closest venue to visit.
What games can I play at a land-based casino?+
Most land-based casinos offer slot machines, table games such as blackjack, roulette, craps and baccarat, and many have a dedicated poker room and a sportsbook. Larger integrated resorts also add dining, hotels, shows and nightlife.
Do I need to be 21 to enter a casino?+
In the United States the minimum casino age is usually 21, though a few states allow entry at 18. Elsewhere the legal age varies (often 18). Always carry valid government-issued photo ID, as it is checked on entry and when collecting winnings.
What is the difference between a casino resort and a standalone casino?+
A casino resort combines the gaming floor with a hotel, restaurants, spas, pools and entertainment under one roof, so you can stay on-property. A standalone casino focuses mainly on gaming, without full resort amenities.