Fifty casino tables and gaming positions across an open, mauve-and-gold main room, private Weavers' Salons, a dedicated card room and a small abbey-side stage. Play blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps and sic bo, or take a seat at hundreds of slots — all under the same light-filled roof.
The classic casino games — blackjack, roulette and baccarat — with a wall of slots behind mauve glass and courtyard light through the windows.
Private rooms behind mauve glass — elevated stakes, personal hosts and total discretion.
Our card room, named for the mill bobbins of old Paisley — cash games through the week and a club night at the weekend.
A small room that borrows its name from next door, where the classics are dealt beside folk sets and late cabaret.
Hundreds of the latest slots and electronic terminals, named for the shuttle that once ran the town's looms.
Limits, a pause or a quiet word with a host are always within reach at any table.
The heart of any real casino is the table, and the Gresley keeps the classics close. Blackjack runs across an easy Renfrewshire pit, from modest minimums to the high-limit shoes kept in the Weavers' Salons. Roulette is offered on both American and European wheels, while baccarat — punto banco — is dealt on the main floor and, for larger stakes, behind mauve glass.
For a livelier corner, craps draws the Friday crowd, and sic bo gives guests a quicker roll of the dice. Every table game is dealt by trained croupiers, with clear stakes posted and hosts close by to walk newcomers through the rules.
The Weft Room spreads cash games through the week and a club night at the weekend, dealt by hosts who keep the table patient for newcomers and regulars alike. Blinds and buy-ins are posted daily.
Beyond the tables, hundreds of the latest slot machines and electronic terminals line the Shuttle Reels — from classic three-reel games to the newest video slots and electronic roulette. Whatever the game, the Gresley floor has a seat for it.