John Aspinall was the founder of Aspinall's Club in the 1960s and, thanks to his exuberant enthusiasm, built up a history of hosting some of the finest private gaming parties. Now known as Crown Aspinalls Casino since 2011, the casino is now based in the prestigious Mayfair and is one of the finest London casinos and private members clubs. As well as a range of gaming, the casino offers regular Poker tournaments and has a restaurant that is renowned for providing a wide range of world cuisines, all cooked by the finest chefs.
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Visiting
- Opening Hours: The casino, bars and restaurants are open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week including public holidays (except Christmas Day)
- Dress Code: Smart casual (no tracksuit bottoms and hats)
- Membership: Membership by application only and is reserved for the discerning gambler
- Getting There: Thanks to its central London location, it is very easy to get to Crown Aspinalls Casino; Just 9-miles from London City airport, it is also on several bus routes and is within walking distance to both Hyde Park Corner and Green Park Tube stations; Those going by car should use the postcode W1J 7TN
- Parking: Thanks to its central London location, parking is both difficult and expensive; For those who do want to park, however, the nearest car parks are at the nearby Hilton Hotel and on Old Park Lane
Casino Games
The gaming floor at the casino offers gamers a spectacular choice of options. The main casino floor features Roulette, Baccarat, Blackjack and Three Card Poker. There are also a number of private gaming rooms that members can enjoy, each presenting a custom theme and decor. Each private gaming room also features a private dining room for players to enjoy.
A fantastic feature at the Crown Aspinalls Casino is the fact that for those who prefer to gamble in more relaxing surroundings, there is the Crown Aspinalls Terrace, which also features a number of gaming tables. A fully covered and heated smoking area, as well as playing the tables, patrons can make use of their state-of-the-art entertainment centre, as well as look out over the atmospheric London skyline. Boxers from the 40s.
Poker
Poker tournaments are arranged on a regular basis at the Crown Aspinalls Casino and its members-only Poker nights have proved very popular.
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Loyalty Program
Members of the casino can enjoy a number of benefits, such as specially negotiated rates for leading Mayfair hotels. There are also exclusive arrangements and discounts with several renowned London stores and venues available too.
Food and Drink
Food at the Crown Aspinalls Casino is of the very highest standard and the restaurant is headed up by head chef Nicola Ducceschi who has been in charge at the restaurant for the past five years. He leads a team that prepares European, Asian, Italian and Lebanese dishes, as well as overseeing specialist Chinese Dim Sum chefs who prepare authentic Chinese dishes.
| Address | 27–28 Curzon Street, Mayfair |
|---|---|
| Location | London, England |
| Owner | |
| Type | Casino |
| Capacity | VIP Rooms for up to 25 people each |
| Opened | 1960s |
| Website | |
| aspinalls-club.com |
Crown London Aspinalls (or Aspinall's) is a private gambling club, established by John Aspinall in London since the 1960s. Crown London Aspinalls is currently at 27–28 Curzon Street, Mayfair, London.[1]
History[edit]
Club founder John Aspinall, known as 'Aspers' to his friends, was a conservationist and the stepson of Sir George Osborne. He was a breeder of wild animals and funded his zoos, to a large extent, from house winnings. In its earlier days, Aspinall's clientele consisted mostly of successful aristocrats who gambled a high part of their incomes, or in a few cases a high proportion of their wealth. The gradual decline in wealth and estates of most English landed gentry has led to the clientele becoming more reflective of the current make-up of Mayfair's residents.[citation needed]
John Aspinall evaded major public recognition until the 1970s. Lord Lucan was a close friend of John Aspinall and regular gambler. Lucan's unresolved disappearance in late 1974 led to major free publicity: John Aspinall commissioned a bust of Lucan which remains displayed prominently.
In the 1960 the building was known as he The White Elephant Club, a dining destination. Later in 1992 John Aspinall acquired the property and made in to the Aspinall's Casino.[2] The elephant from The White Elephant Club is still at the main entrance of the casino.
It is owned by Crown Resorts, a global entertainment chain headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.[3]
A smart casual dress code is required to enter the Casino.[4]
Facilities[edit]
The casino has 16 gaming tables. Games include the followings:[5]
Racial abuse allegations[edit]
In July 2020, a croupier working at the Casino filed a claim with London Employment tribunal saying the casino allowed some of its members to racially abuse black croupiers.[6]
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See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^'Aspinalls Casino, London'. Guide to UK Casinos.
- ^'Buy Casino Backlinks - UK Casinos'. www.buycasinobacklink.com. Retrieved 2020-12-15.
- ^'Our businesses'. Crown Resorts Limited. 2013. Retrieved 26 March 2016.
- ^'Club Rules'. Crown London Aspinalls. Retrieved 2020-12-15.
- ^'Crown Aspinalls, Mayfair, London Review'. www.guidetolondoncasinos.com. Retrieved 2020-12-15.
- ^Editor, Catherine Baksi | Jonathan Ames, Legal. 'Mayfair casino 'let gamblers racially abuse its croupiers''. ISSN0140-0460. Retrieved 2020-12-15.CS1 maint: extra text: authors list (link)
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