Casino de Coquimbo, Entertainment complex in Peñuelas, Chile.

Enjoy Coquimbo occupies a site at the Costanera and Peñuelas Norte avenues in the Peñuelas sector, with gaming rooms inaugurated on 14 September 2007 as the first stage of a 55-million-dollar project. The complex adds a convention centre, the Ovo Lounge dance hall, four restaurants and two bars. Its Hotel de la Bahía rises 12 floors, with 11 rooms on each of the first 11 floors and 6 on the top floor.

The establishment traces its roots to Casino de Peñuelas, founded in 1935 and evolving through several phases over decades. In 1994 it became part of the Enjoy casino chain, marking a major turning point in its operations.

The casino's restaurant La Barquera focuses on seafood and international dishes, while Hanami Asia Fusión serves Japanese cuisine and the Bingo Buffet pairs varied dishes with a bingo game. The Ovo Lounge dance hall hosts music and dancing, and in 2009 and 2010 the grounds held Chile's Davis Cup ties.

The casino stands at the intersection of Avenida Costanera and Peñuelas Norte in the Peñuelas sector, with the gaming rooms, restaurants and Hotel de la Bahía in the same complex. The hotel has 12 floors, with 11 rooms on each of the first 11 and 6 on the top floor. The gaming hall holds slot machines, dice, poker, blackjack and roulette tables.

An attached hotel called Hotel de la Bahia with around 111 rooms provides overnight lodging in this coastal region. This combination of gaming venue and hotel is rare locally, allowing visitors to stay without traveling elsewhere.