Casino of Châtelaillon-Plage, Gaming and entertainment complex in Châtelaillon-Plage, France

The Casino of Châtelaillon-Plage is a limestone building on Boulevard de la Mer, rebuilt identically after World War II damage and a later destruction. It houses slot machines, electronic table games, bars, the restaurant L'Eiffel and a rooftop. A separate low pavilion with a curved dark roof and tall glass panes stands in front, next to a taller cream stone building with a ribbed dark dome.

This venue was founded in 1893 during the town's early years as a seaside resort destination. Post-World War II reconstruction restored its damaged structure while maintaining the original architectural character.

The casino has been the centre of Châtelaillon-Plage's evening life since its inauguration on 16 July 1893, when the town was becoming a seaside resort. It is run today by the Joa group and holds slot machines, table games and electronic table games, bars, the restaurant "L'Eiffel" and a rooftop; spaces can be privatised for events.

The casino stands on Boulevard de la Mer, with the gaming rooms, bars, restaurant L'Eiffel and rooftop spread through the building. Access to the games is reserved for adults, who must show valid ID. Spaces can be privatised for events.

The casino is run by the Joa group and its restaurant is named L'Eiffel. The building was rebuilt identically after being destroyed in the second half of the 20th century, and spaces can be privatised for events.