Casino de Plombieres les Bains

Plombieres-les-Bains is a French commune in the department of Vosges and the region of Lorraine. The city has been called ‘city of a thousand balconies’. Locals are referred to as Plombieres. For some history and culture, head to the local museum located in the home of the late artist Francois-Louis French, built by Theodore Ballu in 1875. Check out the remains of Castle Ruaux (Castle of the Fairies), dating back to the 6th century. After discovering various historical sites and monuments, head into the casino for a session of cards and slots.

Gaming

The casino offers 75 classic and video slot machines and video poker terminals (27 classic, 37 video and 11 video poker) and range in denomination from as low as one cent up to 5 EUR. Try the Megapot progressive machines, linked to various casinos across France. You could be the next big jackpot winner. The casino runs daily from 11 am to 2 am, and until 4 am on Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of public holidays. Table games include 2 English roulette (minimum 1 EUR), and 2 blackjack (2 and 5 EUR minimum).

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. Stay at the Imperial Prestige with its newly renovated rooms. On site you can find such amenities and facilities as an outdoor pool, tennis courts, sauna, and a restaurant. Nearby there’s gardens, a museum, and the Calodae Spa. Use your time wisely, by asking hotel staff about all the nearby attractions so to best maximize your holiday in Plombieres-les-Bains.

Dining

Dine in The Wagon, with its gourmet meals and dinner shows. Hours of operation are Fridays and Saturdays (and the eve of public holidays) from 7:30 pm until 10:30 pm, and Sundays and holidays from noon until 2 pm. Other venues include the Le Grand Hotel Restaurant, La Residence, serving regional cuisine, La Quarterelle, and Le Clos Heurtebise. Tour the area picking out your own favourite venues serving authentic French cuisine or ask hotel and casino staff for recommendations.

Attractions/NightLife

Come sundown, head to one of the local pubs or clubs. Options include Bar des Voges and L’Effeuillage, for dancing. Use days to visit local attractions. For architecture, there’s the Metropole Hotel, built between 1898 and 1905 by architect Charles Hindenayer. Enjoy leisurely strolls through Imperial Park or check out the Stanislas fountain. Explore the remains of Castle Ruaux (Castle of the Fairies) dating back to the 6th century. View the works of the late artist Francois-Louis French, whose former home has been converted into a museum, and built by architect Theodore Ballu in 1875. Pamper yourself and take advantage of the thermal waters in the Calodae Spa.

Rewards/Deals

The casino uses the Players Plus programme. Be sure to sign up for your membership and begin using your card once you arrive during slots play to collect points. Members receive exclusive invitations to concerts and promotions and for select discounts. Ask staff about all the member benefits you may be entitled to.