Casino de Bourbon L'Archambault

Bourbon-l’Archambault is a commune in the Allier department and the Auvergne region in central France. Built in 1300 by Grand Chambrier of France at the time, Louis Bourbon, the city is the birthplace of the House of Bourbon. Situated in the heart of Bourbannais, this spa town offers some historic and scenic attractions to its visitors as well as in and around the surrounding area. Classified a medieval town, explore the rich culture and heritage by viewing buildings such as the Chateau and churches. Visit the fortress of the dukes, with its three towers saved from destruction by Archille Allier in 1832. Admire local landscape, with the forests like Troncais, one of the largest in Europe and the many neighbouring lakes. Enjoy activities like hiking, cycling and picnicking.

Gaming

The casino provides a fleet of 75 classic and video slot machines and video poker terminals coming in various denominations. Table games include blackjack, with its 2 EUR minimum and 2 tables, open Monday through Thursday and Sunday 8 pm to 1:30 am and Fridays and Saturdays 8 pm to 3:30 am. Or try Ball 2000, with its 1 EUR minimum and 1 table, running the same hours as blackjack.

Hotel/Accommodations

Stay at the Hotel des Thermes, conveniently located near the thermal spa. They provide 22 comfortable rooms (21 rooms, 1 suite) equipped with television and wireless internet access. Restaurants on site include Les Thermes and the Bocage Bistrot, both serving traditional cuisine, with an international menu once a week. Ask about half and full board stays and having staff arrange spa treatments for you. Attractions near the hotel include the medieval fortress remains, the chateaux, local monuments and museums, the casino, a sports arena, home of the Dukes of Bourbon, and if you don’t mind the short drive, the Forest of Troncais, the Mining Museum and the National Park of Volcanoes. Be sure to have staff help collect information so you don’t miss out on any interesting sites.

Dining

Restaurant du Casino invites you to dine in their 100 seat capacity venue. Look for themed nights and buffet meals. The two dining rooms back at the hotel serve up traditional cuisine. Other nearby restaurants include Le Tallyrand with its classic cuisine, Chateau d’Ygrande, with its modern cuisine, and Auberge des Tilleuls, with traditional cuisine.

Attractions/NightLife

Look for stage performances and musical acts in the casino theatre, with its 123 seating. Local bars include Ambiente Café, The Civet, Brigitte Meny and Nathalie Bourrioux. Outdoor activities include hiking and cycling. Nearby areas (and towns) of interest include the Augustin Bernard Museum (Vernouillet), the mining town of Buxieres-les-Mines, Vieure for fishing, swimming and camping, Souvigny with its museum, gardens and abbey, Moulins sur Allier with its churches and Theatre Costume Museum, Noyant d’Allier for the Pagoda and Asiatic Temple, Ygrande with its large church and popular carnival, and Le Pal, with its 23 acre Zoological and Amusement Park. Don’t forget to check out the Foret de Troncais (Troncais Forest) with its oaks and lakes.

Rewards/Deals

The casino does not currently have a player rewards system in place. Speak to a casino representative to see if any contests or promotions are running during your visit.