06 HOTELS & VENUES
Hippodrome Casino Address: Cranbourn Street, Leicester Square, London, WC2H 7JH Contact: Amy Law T: 020 7769 8888 E:
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The Hippodrome in Leicester Square, London, is the UK’s largest Casino & Entertainment venue. And its most popular.
Housed within the former Hippodrome Theatre – an entertainment icon in the heart of the West End - it comprises four gaming fl oors, a cabaret theatre and events space, a restaurant judged to be the Best Steak House in London, six bars, several private dining rooms and London’s only ‘indoor’ smoking terrace.
The Hippodrome has won two major awards including Best Casino in Europe 2015, and was the venue chosen by pop legend Prince to stage his fi nal UK gig in 2014.
The Hippodrome boasts one of the most advantageous locations of any entertainment complex in the world. With a main door leading onto one of the busiest streets in Europe, a secondary entrance onto the world’s largest ‘Chinatown’ community and sited directly above one of the main underground stations in London, it has just welcomed its 5 millionth visitor since opening in July 2012.
Its modular design means it can host a wide range of events, parties and launches throughout the venue – from intimate dinners to large-scale events for up to 600, utilising the theatre, bars, restaurant and cocktail lounge on the fi rst fl oor, plus London’s only tour-tier ‘indoor’ smoking terrace.
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The Hippodrome is London’s largest entertainment experience, 6 bars, Steak House, casino, cabaret, poker & more. Over 18s only, open 24/7. Located above Leicester Square tube
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PA Life Annual Guide 2017
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