The Standard
King Room
A king bed with a deep mattress, blackout curtains and warm timber throughout. Windows face the quieter side of the building, which is the whole point of the room.
A Land-Based Casino Hotel
Titrett Inn Hotel
Rooms that are genuinely restful, a floor that runs all night and a kitchen that takes dinner seriously. Titrett Inn keeps the whole evening in one address, so nothing has to be planned around.
18+ Only · Play Responsibly
Welcome In
A hotel built around the hours you actually keep
We took the ordinary hotel apart and rearranged it. Sleeping rooms sit away from the noise. The game floor is one lift down, not across town. Dinner runs late, breakfast runs long, and the spa stays open as long as you need it. Nothing here is oversized and nothing is rushed — it is simply laid out so the evening takes care of itself.
186
Rooms & Suites
3
Restaurants & Bars
24/7
Floor & Concierge
4.5☆
Guest Rating
Rooms & Suites
Three Ways to Stay
A quiet standard room, a suite with room to sit and work, and one at the top for nights worth marking.
Room to Spread Out
Corner Suite
A separate sitting room, a long desk in the corner and two windows on two sides. Suits anyone working late or travelling with more than one bag.
The Top Floor
The Terrace Suite
A private terrace above the street, a bar you can stock yourself and a bath positioned to take in the view. It is the last suite in the building and it is booked well ahead.
All Rooms & Rates
The Game Floor
Open all night, and never rushed
Downstairs there are the tables you would expect and a good number of people who know them well. Dealers work the room rather than the other way round. If you have never played before, someone on the floor will walk you through it, and if you would rather just watch, the lounge upstairs is open to anyone staying with us.
Eighteen table games
Hosts on the floor
Open to all guests
Live music Thursday nights
18+ Only · Play Responsibly
Eating & Drinking
Three Kitchens, One Building
You can take a table at ten at night, order breakfast at noon or stay in and drink at the bar. All of it is downstairs.
Dinner
Ember Room
Short, seasonal menus built around what the markets had that morning, cooked over open flame. Six tables, one seating, and a short wine list that changes often.
The Bar
The Long Bar
An easy bar rather than a formal one. Good spirits, proper ice, and a soundtrack that stays low enough to talk across.
All Day
Market Brasserie
Breakfast through to a late supper, and a full table service on the terrace when the weather allows it.
Restaurants & Bars
What’s On
The Weekly Programme
A standing calendar rather than a one-off. Most of it happens downstairs, and most of it is free to guests.
Live Music
Trio Nights
A three-piece band plays standards and jazz in the Long Bar until late.
Fridays · from 9pm
Supper Club
Long Table Supper
One seating, one menu, one table. Twelve guests eating whatever Ember Room cooked that afternoon.
First Saturday · 7.30pm
Tasting
Spirits & Whisky Night
A guided tasting through six pours, with the person who chose them in the room to answer questions.
Last Wednesday · 7pm
Late
Resident DJ
Our resident takes the Long Bar on a Friday and a Saturday and plays until the room decides to stop.
Fri & Sat · from 11pm
Full Calendar
In the Building
What You Can Count On
Nothing spectacular. It is simply there, it works, and you do not have to ask twice.
24-Hour Concierge
A real person on desk all night for bookings, transfers and anything you have forgotten.
Valet & Transfers
Valet at the door and a car on request if you would rather not deal with the street.
Pool & Terrace
A heated pool on the upper floor, open late, with towels and a shaded end for the afternoon.
Fitness Room
Proper weights, proper cardio, and a studio that is genuinely free to use.
Private Dining
Two small rooms for dinners, birthdays and the occasional meeting.
Shops & Market Row
A short arcade of independent makers, a grocer and a late-opening bakery at street level.
Spa & Wellness
Somewhere to put the day down
Downstairs and deliberately dim. Two treatment rooms, a thermal suite, and therapists who will work on the problem you have rather than the one on the menu. Book it for the morning after a late night and thank us later.
Spa & Treatments
Please Play Sensibly
Gambling Should Stay a Leisure
The game floor is open to guests who are 18 or older, or above the legal age where you are. We will ask for ID at the entrance and we will decline service without fuss if we have to. If playing is taking more than it should, staff on the floor and the concierge desk can point you to free, confidential support in this country and in yours.
Our Responsible Gaming Policy
Good to Know
Questions People Actually Ask
Do I have to be a guest to use the floor and the restaurants?
No. The restaurants and bar are open to the public, and the game floor is open to anyone over the legal age subject to capacity on the night. Staying with us just makes everything a great deal easier.
Is there a dress code?
None that anyone enforces. Smart casual is what most guests wear for the Long Bar, and you can wear whatever you like to the Brasserie at any hour of the day.
Can I check in early or keep my bags after checkout?
Early arrival and late departure are usually possible if the house allows, for a fee. The concierge will hold your bags either way, and the pool, the gym and the changing rooms stay open all day.
How do I arrange a celebration or take over a room?
Email or call the concierge. We can set a private dining room, arrange cake and flowers, and hold one of the two terrace suites for groups.
Is there parking, and how do I get there?
There is valet parking at the front door, and public parking two streets away at a reduced guest rate. The nearest tram and metro stops are a short walk, and the concierge can arrange a car from the airport or station.
Book Direct
Tell us when, we’ll handle the rest
Send the dates and how many of you there are. We will come back with a room, a rate and a table if you want one, usually the same day.