Listed from south coast to north-west, by character rather than rank; hours, dress codes and hotel details change, so confirm with the venue before you travel.
Brighton does the seaside with a wink, all pebbles, piers and pavement cafes, and Rendezvous Casino Brighton gives the town an after-dark chapter. It suits anyone who likes a city feel with the sea on the doorstep.
“The south-coast classic: Regency seafront by day, a lively table or two by night.”
Blackpool is Britain's great seaside show, with its tower, its trams and its famous lights, and Grosvenor Casino Blackpool brings a polished table game to all that glitter. It is the loudest, liveliest entry on our list.
“Bright, bold and unashamedly seaside; a casino night that fits Blackpool's showman streak.”
Bournemouth trades noise for sand: long beaches, pine-edged cliffs and a gentler rhythm than most resort towns. Grosvenor Casino Bournemouth suits a quiet-but-sociable night after a day on the coast.
“A calm, sandy-shoed evening on the Dorset coast, kinder in pace than the bigger resorts.”
Great Yarmouth is the East Anglian seaside in its classic form: a long sandy front, amusements, and a big sky that never quite settles. Grosvenor Casino Great Yarmouth gives that nostalgia a grown-up, evening-only twist.
“East-coast nostalgia with a card table: breezy, unfussy and happily old-school.”
Torquay wears its Riviera nickname with a straight face, thanks to palms, a sheltered bay and a glossy harbour. Grosvenor Casino Torquay slots neatly into that elegant, laid-back mood.
“Palm trees, a harbour and a measured evening: the English Riviera at its most civilised.”
Portsmouth is England's naval city, and its waterfront at Gunwharf has the glow of working boats and historic ships. Grosvenor Casino Portsmouth is the place to end a harbour day with some cards.
“A harbour town with ships on the skyline and a late table a short stroll from the water.”