Independent regional guide · Merseyside focus

Casino hotels for Merseyside travellers


One neighbouring property meets the bar for a hotel with a licensed casino on the same site. Everything else nearby is a casino without rooms, or a hotel without a casino.

Stays & Tables is an independent guide. It is not the official website of any venue listed, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by any hotel or casino named here. We do not take bookings or payments.

Merseyside has licensed casinos — not casino hotels

Liverpool, Birkenhead and the wider county still support land-based casinos. What they do not currently offer is a hotel with a licensed casino floor as part of the same property. This guide refuses to pad the list.

What this guide covers, and what it leaves out

We looked for hotels in Merseyside where a licensed casino sits on the premises, attached to the building, or is operated as part of the same property. Hotels that merely sit near an unrelated casino do not qualify.

A short walk from a gaming floor is not the same thing as a stay-and-play property.

After checking open sources for Liverpool, Sefton (including Southport), Wirral, Knowsley and St Helens, we found no currently trading hotel that meets that test. Southport’s former waterfront casino closed permanently after the pandemic. Merseyside’s active casinos trade as standalone venues.

We therefore widened the search one step into neighbouring Greater Manchester and found a single qualifying stay: voco Manchester City Centre, with Napoleons Casino in the same Portland Street development. That is the only venue page on this site.


How entries are ordered on this guide

With only one qualifying property, order is simple: we list by how completely the casino is integrated with the hotel. Nobody paid for a position. This is not an official ranking.

  • IntegrationSame building or attached premises first; nearby-but-separate hotels never appear as entries.
  • Facilities rangeRooms plus dining, events and a licensed casino floor — not gaming alone.
  • EvidenceOfficial hotel and casino sites, Gambling Commission register, and independent reporting.

The only casino hotel we list for Merseyside travellers

01 · Greater Manchester · neighbouring Merseyside

voco Manchester City Centre with Napoleons Casino

A 189-room IHG voco hotel at 59 Portland Street sharing the Portland Street development with Napoleons Casino at 57 Portland Street. The hotel’s own site describes a full casino below the rooms; the hotel owner’s factsheet lists a casino with restaurant and bar among on-site facilities.

Licensed casino operator: Players Club UK Limited (Napoleons trading name). Casino entry is 18+ with Challenge 25 ID checks. Hotel and restaurant areas may welcome a wider age mix — confirm with the hotel before travelling with children.

Information last checked: 3 September 2026

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Factual checks for this guide were refreshed on 3 September 2026. Opening hours, restaurant offers and room details change. Treat each venue’s official website and phone line as authoritative for bookings and current information.


Standalone casinos in Merseyside (not hotel venues)

These licensed casinos serve Merseyside guests, but none of them is part of a hotel property on our criteria. We name them only so travellers are not left guessing about local options.

Venue Area Why it is not listed as a casino hotel
Genting Casino Renshaw Street / Genting Electric Casino Liverpool city centre Licensed casino premises without hotel accommodation on the same property.
Grosvenor Casino Leo Liverpool Chaloner Street / dockside Casino and dining venue; neighbouring hotels are separate businesses.
Genting Casino Wirral Birkenhead Standalone casino with its own car park; no hotel wing.
The State Casino Dale Street, Liverpool Licensed casino entertainment venue, not a hotel.

For current opening times, membership rules and offers, use each operator’s official website or telephone number. This guide does not take bookings for them.

Casino floors are 18+ and gambling involves risk

18+ · Entry to licensed casinos in Great Britain is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. Gambling can become harmful. This site is not a licensee and operates no gambling of any kind.

If gambling stops feeling like entertainment — chasing losses, hiding play, borrowing to gamble, or feeling restless when you are not playing — pause and seek independent help. Use established self-assessment tools rather than informal quizzes:

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Common questions about this Merseyside guide

Why is there only one venue page?
Because that is how many hotels currently meet the casino-on-the-same-property test for Merseyside and its immediate neighbour. Padding the list would mislead travellers.
Can I book a room through Stays & Tables?
No. Use the hotel’s official website or phone number. We never take payment details or run a reservation channel.
Is this affiliated with Napoleons, voco or IHG?
No. Names appear only descriptively. We do not reproduce venue logos or brand colour schemes, and we are not endorsed by those operators.
Where should I check licence details?
On the Gambling Commission public register. Licence references on venue pages are independently checked information, not endorsements.