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Grades, A to D

Five letters per stay, worked out only from what the venues publish. They measure how easy a stay is to arrange — nothing more.

How each letter is set

PartHow the letter is set
DoorstepA for the same building; B for the same complex or the building next door; C for the same named estate; one letter lower when only independent listings support the link.
DoorsWeekly opening of the casino floor: A at 168 hours, B from 120, C from 90, D below.
DealingWeekly hours with live tables: A from 140, B from 90, C from 60, D below; n/p when not published.
ArrivalStraight line to the nearest station: A up to 0.3 km, B up to 0.6 km, C up to 1.2 km, D beyond.
StayHow many of these the hotel publishes: spa, pool, gym, restaurant or bar, accessible rooms, room service. A for 5–6, B for 4, C for 2–3, D for 0–1.

What the letters leave out

Service, décor, room rates, and anything that happens at the tables. Every casino game has a built-in house edge; a grade only says how easy the evening is to organise.

Sources, dates and conflict rules