Copper Chips is a mid-sized casino hotel on the northern shore of Lake Ombervale — one gaming floor, ninety-two rooms, and a kitchen that never closes. This is a casino hotel designed to be enjoyed at your own pace, not rushed through.
Every casino hotel chip in the rack is cast in-house, weighted heavier than the standard — a small thing, but you'll notice it by your third hand.
Copper Chips keeps its casino hotel floor deliberately compact. No sprawling maze of machines — just sixteen well-tended tables, a wheel room, and a lounge that spills straight off the felt. It's the kind of casino hotel floor you can actually get to know.
Nine tables of blackjack, three-card poker, and baccarat form the heart of our casino hotel floor. Dealers rotate every forty minutes to keep the pace easy and the conversation going.
Two roulette wheels set just off the main pit, close enough to the bar that you can watch from a stool if you'd rather sip than sit.
A quieter alcove behind smoked glass — three tables reserved for regulars of the casino hotel once the evening settles in.
Nightly cash games in a wood-panelled room tucked behind the cage. Ask any casino hotel host what's running tonight.
A standing bar that wraps the entire floor, so anyone touring the casino hotel can keep a drink close no matter which table catches their eye.
Ninety-two rooms sit across five floors above the casino hotel lobby. Every category below is available tonight, and every casino hotel guest gets the same quiet hallway, heavy drapery, and a view of either the lake or the courtyard fountains.
A casino hotel is only as good as its last plate at 3 a.m., so the kitchen at Copper Chips runs around the clock. Four distinct rooms share one pass, which means the whole casino hotel eats well no matter the hour.
Chop-house classics and a wine list the sommelier is genuinely proud of. The signature room of the casino hotel's dining program.
Breakfast, midnight plates, and everything between — because a casino hotel never quite goes to sleep, and neither does this kitchen.
Downstairs, dim, and unhurried. No screens, no rush — just the best-kept bar in the casino hotel.
Lakeside seating on the casino hotel's fountain terrace, with a short seasonal menu built around whatever's fresh that week.
"You come to a casino hotel for the tables. You come back to this one for the dining room." — A Copper Chips Regular
Every casino hotel runs on a short list of house rules, and ours is short by design. Read it once at check-in and you won't need to think about it again for the rest of your stay.
Reservations for the casino hotel are taken by phone, online, or at the front desk. Table seating in the Card Parlour opens nightly at 6 p.m. on a first-come basis, with a waitlist held at the host stand.