The Top 10 Most Luxurious Casino Destinations and Their Travel Costs for a Spectacular 2024 Holiday!

The UK's casinos may lack the global glitz and glamour, prompting us to research top-tier casino destinations. Here's our ranked list of the 10 must-visit luxurious casinos worldwide, organized by total travel and accommodation costs for planning your 2024 holiday.

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Casino Baden-Baden, Germany – Total Cost: £3,300

Ranked first is the Casino Baden-Baden in the picturesque Black Forest of Germany. Casino Baden-Baden is renowned for its baroque-style elegance, offering a blend of old-world charm and modern luxury. Opened in 1824, the casino has a storied history, attracting European aristocracy and global celebrities. 

With its ornate decor and opulent ambiance, it is considered one of the most beautiful casinos in the world. Visitors enjoy a range of gaming options, from traditional roulette to poker, in a sophisticated setting. 

Its cultural and architectural significance, combined with its luxury offerings, make it a prestigious and highly sought-after destination and one that sits top of our price list with an overall flights and accommodation spend of £3,300. 

The flights may be the cheapest of the top 10 casinos but it is the accommodation cost that bumps up the total spend considerably. Whereas you are only spending £200 with Lufthansa or British Airways, a week at Casino Baden-Baden will cost £3,100 for standard accommodation.

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The Venetian Macao, China – Total Cost £2,948

Ranked at number two is the world’s largest casino, one of the most spectacular casinos and one that pans over 10.5 million square feet. The resort in question is The Venetian Macao in China and one that is modelled on its Las Vegas namesake. 

This resort features iconic canals with gondola rides, replicating the romantic allure of Venice. Its grandeur includes 800 gaming tables and 3,400 slot machines, alongside luxury retail spaces and entertainment venues. 

The Venetian Macao is not just a casino but a global resort destination, offering Michelin-starred dining and vast-sized accommodation. Its luxurious design and enormous size make it one of the top attractions in Asia, drawing millions of visitors each year from all corners of the globe.

When adding the £725 flight cost from London Heathrow with either China Eastern or China Air to the £2,223 that is costs to stay at the casino for a week, the total cost gives you just £52 change out of £3,000.

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Monte Carlo Casino, Monaco – Total Cost £2,100

Next on the list is the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco and this is the third venue that costs north of £2,000 in terms of travel and accommodation costs.  Opened in 1863, Monte Carlo Casino is an iconic symbol of elegance and wealth.

Famed for its Belle Époque architecture, the casino is a playground for the global elite – one that sees its gaming floors adorned with crystal chandeliers and marble accents, to create a setting for the very rich and famous at the blackjack tables.

Over its long history, Monte Carlo Casino has hosted high-stakes gambling for royals, celebrities, and high rollers, solidifying its reputation as one of the most luxurious gaming venues in the world. It remains a must-visit destination for those seeking opulence and prestige and deep wallets.

A flight from London Heathrow will only cost £225 but it is the stay itself where the pennies start to add up. With a standard accommodation cost coming in at £1,875 for a week’s worth of retreat, it takes the total cost to £2,100.

Wynn Las Vegas, USA – Total Cost £2,014

Coming in at number four is the Wynn Las Vegas. This venue is considered to be synonymous with both luxury and sophistication and it is for these reasons, that is it a popular destination within the Vegas casino circuit. 

Opened in 2005, this resort features over 2,700 rooms and for those staying, it also includes several upscale restaurants, and an expansive casino floor. With attention to detail in design at its core, the resort's lavish interiors and world-class amenities set it apart from others on the Las Vegas Strip. 

Wynn offers high-end shopping, fine dining, and a variety of entertainment options for those who want to live the high life but more importantly, the gaming floor features everything from high-stakes poker to slot machines. 

The hotel has earned a reputation for exclusivity, appealing to luxury visitors and high rollers alike and because of such a reputation, the £1,548 that is required to stay there for a week takes the total cost from London Heathrow to £2,014.

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Marina Bay Sands, Singapore – Total Cost £1,979

Ranked at number five in terms of cost and a relative bargain when compared to the top four it is the Marina Bay Sands which is our first casino that costs lest than £2,000 when it comes to overall flight and accommodation costs.

The Marina Bay Sands is undoubtedly one of the most iconic buildings in Singapore, with its three interconnected towers crowned by a rooftop infinity pool and if that sounds impressive, the casino itself is home to over 600 gaming tables and 2,300 slot machines.

With visitors from all over the world being attracted by the gaming floor, the resort also offers high-end shopping, fine dining by celebrity chefs, and one of the largest convention centres in the whole of Asia. 

Should you be tempted to book a flight, it will set you back £775 return from London Heathrow courtesy of Singapore Airlines or British Airways and a week’s accommodation comes in at £1,204 – equating to £1,979 in total.

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Foxwoods Resort Casino, Connecticut, USA – Total Cost £1,863

Coming in at number six is the Foxwoods Resort Casino – a venue that is second-largest casino in the United States and one of the most popular casinos in the US. Owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, Foxwoods offers a unique blend of Native American heritage and modern luxury. 

Visitors can enjoy everything from poker and blackjack to bingo across 350,000 square feet of gaming space and this goes alongside luxurious accommodations and entertainment options. Due to its offering, it is one of the most popular casinos on the East Coast of America.

Popularity that will set you back £575 from London Heathrow via a return flight with either Delta or American Airlines and once you have forked out for that, you will need to find an additional £1,288 for a week’s stay. Add those costs together and the total outlay comes in at £1,863.

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Sun City, South Africa – Total Cost £1,650

Ranked at number seven is South Africa’s Sun City. Known for its family-friendly entertainment and luxury accommodations, the casino offers a wide array of gaming options, from slot machines to blackjack tables. 

Sun City also features two golf courses, a water park, and a wildlife reserve, making it a popular destination for both relaxation and adventure. Due to the blend of glamour, gaming, and resort-style amenities makes it a unique destination in the global casino landscape.

That uniqueness comes at a price and with flights from London Heathrow set to set you back £600 with either British or South African Airways, just over £1,000 additional pounds are required if you want to stay there for seven days. All in, this one comes in at £1,650.

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Bellagio, Las Vegas, USA – Total Cost £1,632

At number eight is one of the most iconic resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and with that description it can only be the Bellagio – A casino that is known for its stunning architecture and the world-famous Bellagio Fountains. 

The casino offers a luxurious gaming experience with world-class poker rooms and an extensive array of slot machines and table games. While looking beyond the casino, the Bellagio is renowned for its high-end restaurants, designer boutiques, and the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art. 

Quite the range of options available for those who want to stay there and considering what is on offer, a total cost of £1,632 after booking a flight for £466 with either Virgin or British Airways and then £1,166 on a week’s accommodation is not something that should be overlooked. 

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City of Dreams, Macau – Total Cost £1,615

Coming in at number nine is the City of Dreams in Macau. Known as a sprawling entertainment complex in Macau, it features a luxury casino with over 500 gaming tables including, of course, roulette, and 1,500 slot machines. 

This resort is famous for its modern design and wide range of entertainment options, including live shows and high-end shopping and it also features a variety of fine dining options and luxury accommodations, making it a premier destination for both gamblers and tourists in Asia.

That premier destination takes up just over £1,500 of your hard-earned money as things currently stand. £725 of that will go towards a return flight from London Heathrow with either China Eastern or Air China and you will need another £890 spare if you want to stay there for a week.

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MGM Grand, Las Vegas, USA – Total Cost £1,596

Last but certainly not least when it comes to opulence, it is The MGM Grand which completes our top ten list. Considered one of the largest hotels in the world, the resort offers a wide range of gaming options, including over 2,300 slot machines and numerous table games. 

MGM Grand is also known for its entertainment offerings, with regular performances by top-tier musicians and entertainers and with such a lively atmosphere and expansive casino, it is considered a go-to destination for those looking to gamble and those who simply want a big night out

Be it a spin on the casino table or taking in a musical performance, it is going to cost you £466 from London Heathrow thanks to a flight with British Airways or Virgin Atlantic and this before accommodation costs of £1,130 take the total up to £1,596. You can save all that by playing at home as BetMGM offers an online casino option.