Casino Royale Hotel & Casino, Casino and hotel on Las Vegas Strip, United States
Casino Royale Hotel & Casino is a casino and hotel on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, between the Venetian and Harrah's. Its pale blue facade with white trim joins the casino, hotel and a Denny's behind one Victorian/European-style front. A corner turret carries a light green dome and spire, a steep dark grey mansard roof with rounded dormers rises at the centre, and a vertical "CASINO ROYALE" sign hangs on the front. The casino measures 19,000 sq ft (1,800 m2) and the hotel has 152 rooms.
The property opened in 1964 as Caravan Motor Hotel and took the name Nob Hill Casino in 1978. Since January 1, 1992, it has carried its current name.
The hotel draws players who prefer lower stakes and better odds than the big casinos nearby. Many guests appreciate the relaxed feel without the overwhelming crowds of larger gaming halls.
The casino sits mid-Strip between the Venetian and Harrah's, with a parking garage behind the building that is among the closest and most convenient on the Strip. The casino, hotel and Denny's share one Victorian/European-style facade, so the entrance is easy to miss. Gaming runs on slots, video poker and video keno.
In 2016 the casino opened BarBook, a sports book and bar with two William Hill betting stations. Around 2004 it was also the first Strip property to install Geoff Hall's Blackjack Switch, a variant that later spread to many other casinos.
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