STRAND EAST / LONDON & UK VENUE REVIEW

Palm Beach Casino Review

A Mayfair casino with table games, private gaming and hospitality, operated by Genting Casinos UK.

By StrandEast EditorialUpdated 18+ informational guide
Palm Beach Casino: photograph supplied with StrandEast original landing page
Image from the original StrandEast site archive; venue details should be checked with the operator.
Open · operator-listed

Entry and games depend on current house rules. Bring suitable identification and confirm the latest operating information.

At a glance

Type
London casino
Status
Open · operator-listed
Location
30 Berkeley Street, Mayfair, London W1J 8EH
Hours
Daily noon–6 a.m.; live gaming from 1 p.m.
Games / products
Blackjack · Roulette · Baccarat · Slots

Overview: what is Palm Beach Casino?

The Palm Beach Casino is a Mayfair destination with a different feel from Leicester Square’s big, entertainment-heavy casinos. At 30 Berkeley Street, it combines casino games with restaurant and lounge facilities, giving it appeal as a more composed evening-out venue.

The operator lists daily opening from noon until 6 a.m., with live gaming from 1 p.m. This means it is a late-opening choice, but not a 24-hour one. It is farther from the Strand than the Leicester Square group and best considered part of a Mayfair itinerary.

Atmosphere and experience

Hospitality is central to The Palm Beach proposition. The official listing highlights a restaurant, lounge bar, events and private gaming facilities alongside its main floor. The setting suits visitors who are comparing a restaurant-and-casino evening, rather than seeking a busy poker-room atmosphere.

While the setting is upscale, the operator describes the venue as open to non-members. As with any casino, identity checks, house rules and any specific private-room conditions can still apply.

Games and gaming floor

The published offering includes blackjack, roulette, baccarat, slots and electronic gaming, as well as other table variations. Baccarat is a useful distinction when comparing The Palm Beach with The Rialto or the Empire.

Private gaming should not be read as guaranteed access: arrangements and minimums can vary, and reservations or staff confirmation may be needed. The regular gaming floor is a separate experience from any dedicated private area.

Location, access and practical details

Find the entrance at 30 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8EH. Green Park is a convenient Underground starting point, and the surrounding streets contain many Mayfair restaurants and hotels.

Confirm table availability, accessibility, dress guidance and any event-related changes using Genting’s official venue page. The property belongs to the same operator family as Genting Casino London Chinatown, but the two locations have distinct facilities and hours.

Pros and limitations

What stands out

  • Mayfair location and restaurant-led atmosphere
  • Baccarat and varied table gaming
  • Published hours and venue details from operator

What to keep in mind

  • Less convenient than Leicester Square for Strand visitors
  • Private facilities require separate enquiry
  • Not open around the clock

Our verdict

The Palm Beach is a suitable option when hospitality and a Mayfair setting matter as much as gaming. For someone already in theatreland who wants the shortest walk, the Hippodrome, Empire or The Rialto are more convenient.

StrandEast does not publish invented numerical ratings or claim to have tested accounts or casino floors in person.

Frequently asked questions

Where is The Palm Beach Casino?

30 Berkeley Street, Mayfair, London W1J 8EH.

Is The Palm Beach open to non-members?

The operator presents it as open to non-members, subject to entry and identity requirements.

What are its hours?

Genting lists daily opening from noon to 6 a.m., with live gaming from 1 p.m.

Is this the same venue as Genting Chinatown?

No. Both are Genting-operated London venues but have different addresses and facilities.

Sources and verification

Venue status, naming and operating hours may change. We relied primarily on official operator or public regulator information rather than assuming every historical listing remains open.

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