Craps Cove

Forty-two rooms, and every one faces the water.

There's no interior-facing category at this casino hotel — the building is only one room deep on every floor, so the cove is never more than a window away. Three room types, all with the same view, priced by how much room you want to walk around in.

A Tidewater Suite bedroom at Craps Cove, linen bedding and a window seat facing the cove

Cove View

from $219 / night

One king or two queens, 320 square feet, a private balcony just wide enough for two chairs and a bottle of something cold. The quietest rooms in the building — furthest from the gaming floor, closest to the water.

  • Balcony facing the cove
  • Soaking tub
  • Sleeps 2

Tidewater Suite

from $349 / night

A separate sitting room, a window seat built into the bay window, and a stocked bar cart that gets restocked without you asking. The room most people at the craps table are trying to talk their way back up to.

  • Separate sitting room
  • Stocked bar cart
  • Sleeps 3

Lighthouse Room

from $520 / night

The top corner of the building, where the old lighthouse keeper's quarters used to sit — wraparound glass, a telescope that actually works, and a direct line down to the pit boss if you'd rather the table came to you.

  • Wraparound glass, three exposures
  • In-room check-in
  • Sleeps 4

Every room comes with a casino hotel key card —

it opens your door, your tab at the bar, and a private lift straight down to the gaming floor.

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