Las Vegas, United States
Bellagio
A lake of dancing fountains out front and a ceiling of glass flowers inside. Bellagio is the Strip at its most composed, with a gaming floor to match.
Gala Glade reviews casino hotels from the Las Vegas Strip to the Place du Casino in Monaco. We show you what the stay is really like long before you take a seat at the table.
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Our most recent write-ups. Each key tag carries the year the house first opened its doors.
Las Vegas, United States
A lake of dancing fountains out front and a ceiling of glass flowers inside. Bellagio is the Strip at its most composed, with a gaming floor to match.
Las Vegas, United States
Marble statues, Roman columns and a casino floor that hums from noon until dawn. Caesars treats every night as opening night.
Las Vegas, United States
A curved bronze tower, flower-lined corridors and a golf course behind the casino. Wynn is the Strip for guests who prefer the volume low.
Marina Bay, Singapore
Three towers joined by a ship-shaped SkyPark, with a rooftop infinity pool above and one of Asia's slickest casinos below.
Monte-Carlo, Monaco
On the Place du Casino since 1864, facing Europe's most famous gaming house. Marble, gilt and a Michelin-starred dining room await.
Cotai, Macau
Painted skies, indoor canals and a casino so big the hours slip by. The Venetian shows Cotai at its most ambitious.
Every hotel we review belongs to at least one collection, so you can begin with the trip you have in mind instead of a map.
A casino hotel has two jobs. It has to be a great place to sleep, and a great place to spend an evening. We judge it on both, and we always begin upstairs.
From the Nevada desert to the Riviera and the Caribbean.
Gala Glade is a travel guide. We do not offer gambling or accept bets. Casino entry ages range from 18 to 21 depending on the destination, so check before you go and only play with money you can afford to lose.
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