The Casino Club at The Greenbrier

Year Opened

1913

Hours

Open daily; resort access required

Age Restriction

21+

Property Type

Resort

Regulator

West Virginia Lottery Commission

Owner

Justice Family Group

Slot Machines

320

Table Games

35

About The Casino Club at The Greenbrier

The Casino Club at The Greenbrier is the gaming wing of the historic Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, set inside a property that has hosted guests since 1913 and that traces its mineral-springs origins back further still. Owned by the Justice Family Group and licensed by the West Virginia Lottery Commission, the casino runs as a private club inside a resort rather than as a stand-alone gaming hall. The minimum age on the floor is 21 and the room is classified as a resort casino, with 320 slot machines, 35 table games, and a 2-table poker pit operating alongside a sportsbook that is fully legal under West Virginia gaming law.

Located in the Greenbrier area of the state at 300 W Main Street, the property pairs a serious gaming floor with the wider resort menu of golf, dining, spa treatments, and on-site lodging. That combination is rare in the eastern part of the state: most other West Virginia gaming venues, such as Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races and Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort, grew out of racinos rather than out of a luxury resort lineage. The Casino Club’s GPS coordinates (37.789, -80.303) drop you at the historic resort entrance, with the casino accessed through the property’s interior rather than a separate gaming hall door.

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Greenbrier, West Virginia

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Games on the Floor

The 35-table pit at The Casino Club at The Greenbrier carries more depth than the room’s compact size suggests. The dealt menu runs blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, mini-baccarat, and 3-card poker, with the 2-table poker pit dealing Texas Hold’em cash games. The 320-machine slot floor mixes classic reel slots with modern video themes, and the on-site sportsbook handles wagering on major US sports under West Virginia’s legal sports betting framework. The blend of baccarat, blackjack, and a working sportsbook within a single resort floor is unusual for the state.

Resort Amenities

The Casino Club is one room inside a much larger resort. The Greenbrier carries a full resort classification with on-site lodging, restaurants, valet service, and self-parking, and a guest’s casino visit usually slots into a broader stay that may also include golf, the on-site spa, or one of the property’s restaurants. For a resort casino in West Virginia, the amenity stack is the most complete in the state.

★ Editor take

A resort first, a casino second, and that is the whole appeal

The Casino Club at The Greenbrier is not a place you visit purely to gamble. The 35-table pit and the 320 slots are real and the sportsbook is legitimate, but the room earns its character from the resort wrapped around it. Visitors who treat the casino as one act of a longer Greenbrier stay get the most out of it. If you are looking for a 24/7 gaming-first room with low minimums and an open dress code, Wheeling Island, Mardi Gras, or Hollywood Casino at Charles Town will fit better.

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Rachel Mendoza

Editor, California Cardrooms

Location and Access

The resort sits at 300 W Main Street in White Sulphur Springs, just inside the Virginia border on the eastern edge of West Virginia. Interstate 64 runs nearby, and Amtrak’s Cardinal line stops at White Sulphur Springs station, putting the resort within reach of a Washington, DC or Cincinnati train rider. Greenbrier Valley Airport is the nearest commercial airport, about 25 minutes west. The 37.789, -80.303 GPS pin lands you at the resort entrance.

Regulation

Gaming at The Casino Club at The Greenbrier is regulated by the West Virginia Lottery Commission, which licenses the state’s casinos, racinos, and sportsbooks. Sports wagering is legal under West Virginia law, and the resort operates a sportsbook on premises. The minimum age for both casino play and sports wagering is 21.