Forty-five casino tables and gaming positions across a warm main room, a private Chalybeate Salon, a corner card room and a candlelit stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or settle in at Wyecliff Reels — all in Buxton's Georgian heart.
Blackjack, roulette and baccarat across a warm stone-vaulted pit, with a gleaming bank of slots along the Georgian windows.
A private high-limit room named for the mineral springs that built the town — elevated stakes, personal hosts and complete discretion.
A quiet room for regular cash games and weeknight heats, run by trained staff in an unhurried part of the hotel.
A candlelit room where chamber music and a late cabaret share the floor with the tables.
Rows of the newest slot machines and electronic terminals, named for the river gorge above the town.
Set limits, ask for a pause, or have a quiet word with a host at any table — support is built into every visit.
The heart of any real casino is the table, and Wye House keeps to the classics. Blackjack runs across a warm stone-vaulted pit, from friendly minimums to high-limit shoes. Roulette turns on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt in the main room and, for bigger stakes, in the private Chalybeate Salon.
For a livelier corner, craps draws the noisiest crowd in the spa town, and sic bo offers a quick change of pace. Every table is run by trained croupiers, with stakes posted clearly and hosts glad to walk newcomers through the rules.
A quiet card room off the floor runs cash games and weeknight heats at an easy pace, dealt by trained staff. Blinds and buy-ins are chalked up by the door each day.
Beyond the tables, rows of the newest slot machines and electronic terminals line the Georgian windows at Wyecliff Reels — from simple three-reel games to the latest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever you fancy, there's a seat for it.