For many people, a trip to St. Martin often includes planning a visit to a casino. There are quite a few casinos on both the French (GCBC) and Dutch sides of the island.
Adjacent to Princess Juliana International Airport, Maho village is a one-of-a-kind mini-Vegas of the Caribbean, with all the sequins and glitter, lights and music, nightclubs and casinos to go with it. Maho Village is a “destination within a destination” that has truly redefined entertainment, dining, shopping and gaming in a vibrant resort atmosphere.
The original Casino Royale is the largest casino on St. Martin, boasting 14,000 square feet of gaming. Thirty gaming tables and 500 state-of-the-art slot machines tempt lady luck. Actually, Ian Flemming set the original Casino Royale in the fictional town Royale-les-Eaux in Northern France, so there is no connection save for the name.
Some of our guests have said they enjoy the casino at the Westin, known as a “Vegas Style” casino. A “Vegas Style” casino has large gambling floors with every variety of gaming machine, sports gambling and game of chance with square footages in the millions. They have hundreds if not thousands of hotel rooms. These mega casinos are also feature shopping malls, luxury boutiques, bars, night clubs, spas, sports centers, and resorts.
For more information, check out our St. Martin casinos page lists them all, with phone numbers. The St. Martin tourism office also has more information.













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