Caesars Windsor

Windsor · Southwestern Ontario · run by Caesars

Caesars Windsor is the casino resort on the Windsor riverfront, directly across the Detroit River from downtown Detroit. The casino operates 24/7 with 1,550 slots, 85 table games and a 14-table poker area, and the resort adds two hotel towers and The Colosseum, a 5,000-seat theatre. Self-parking is free. It’s the only casino in Windsor, Ontario on OLG’s list.

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Address: 377 Riverside Drive East, Windsor, ON N9A 7H7
Phone: 1-800-991-7777
Casino hours: 24/7
Minimum age: 19, with government-issued photo ID
Slots: 1,550
Table games: 85, available 24/7
Hotel: Two towers: Augustus (all ages) and Forum (19+)
Show venue: The Colosseum (5,000 seats)
Parking: Free self-parking garage; valet available

Caesars Windsor hours and gaming floor

Bring Canadian money, or change it on arrival: slots and tables don’t take US dollars.

Slots: 1,550 machines, including classic reels, video slots, progressives and video poker.
Table games: 85 games, available 24/7: blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Pai Gow Poker, Let It Ride and Caribbean Stud.
Top posted limits: Up to $50,000 on craps and roulette, $25,000 on blackjack, and $15,000 on Pai Gow and baccarat.
Electronic tables: The Dynasty e-game has live dealers with multi-game betting.
Poker: 14 tables on the second floor with Texas Hold’em, Omaha and Seven Card Stud. Open from noon Friday through 6am Monday, and from noon Monday to Thursday, when closing times vary.
High-limit play: Dedicated high-limit slot areas, and high-limit play with live dealers across several table games.
Sports wagers: Betting counters and kiosks at Caesars Sportsbook, in front of Legends Sports Bar. Kiosks run 24/7 there, in the Poker Room, at the main floor Skybridge entrance and in The House Sports Lounge.
Currency: Slots and tables take Canadian currency only. Exchange at cashier windows or kiosks. The hotel front desk, restaurants and gift shop accept US currency, though rates can vary by location. ATMs are throughout the resort.

Caesars Windsor hotel towers

Which tower you book matters. Children can only stay in the Augustus Tower, and the pool is 19+ whichever tower you choose. The resort’s pages don’t publish a total room count or the amount of the resort fee.

Augustus Tower: Open to all ages with a registered adult 19+, and close to the hotel lobby, the valet entrance and The Colosseum.
Forum Tower: Adults only, 19+, with recently renovated rooms.
Room sizes: Deluxe King rooms in the Augustus Tower are approximately 444 sq ft, and Deluxe 2 Bed rooms in the Forum Tower approximately 406 sq ft. Suites are also available.
Check-in and check-out: Check-in begins at 4pm, check-out at 11am. Bring government-issued photo ID and a credit card for the incidental deposit. The front desk runs 24/7.
Who can book: You must be 19+ to reserve and check in.
Resort fee: Charged on most reservations. It covers Wi-Fi, the fitness centre, pool and sauna, and the Business Centre.
Pool and gym: An adults-only indoor pool, sauna and fitness centre on the second floor of the Forum Tower, for hotel guests 19+.
In the room: Wi-Fi, an in-room safe and a TV. Mini-fridges, coffee makers and rollaway beds vary by room type.
Spa: Pure Day Spa handles treatments and appointments directly.
Pets: Pets and emotional wellness animals aren’t permitted in the hotel or resort.

Caesars Windsor restaurants and bars

The resort doesn’t list a buffet. Neros and Spago take reservations, while the other four typically take walk-ins. The listing shows each restaurant’s next opening time rather than full weekly hours, so that’s what we’ve recorded.

Restaurants and food
Name	What it is	Where	Hours
Neros Steakhouse	Signature steakhouse with seafood; upscale, $$$; reservations accepted		Opens 4pm, not every day
Spago Trattoria	European-Italian; casual, $$; reservations accepted		Opens 4:30pm
Legends Sports Bar	Pub-style American food and large screens; casual, $$	19+ area	Opens 4pm
Café 377	Counter service; casual, $		Opens 7am
Johnny Rockets	Burgers, fries and shakes; casual, $		Opens 8am
Tim Hortons	Coffee, donuts and quick meals; $	19+ area	Open 24 hours

Bars and lounges
Name	What it is	Where
Cosmos	Live local bands, DJs and dancing
Vu Bar	Cocktail lounge with Detroit skyline views and an open-air veranda
Bacchus Bar	Cocktails in a relaxed setting
The House Sports Lounge	Sports viewing and drinks	Gaming floor

Live shows at the resort

The Colosseum hosts concerts, comedy and special events. Most shows are all ages, unlike the casino floor. Box Office hours, bag limits and security are on our page about Caesars Windsor shows.

The Colosseum: 5,000 seats; Inside the resort, near the Augustus Tower and the hotel lobby

Shows a year: Over 50, across concerts, comedy and special events.
Age: All shows are open to all ages unless otherwise stated, so check the listing before you buy.
Tickets: Sold through Ticketmaster or the Caesars Windsor Box Office, and picked up at the Box Office or Will Call. Seating varies by event.

Caesars Windsor parking

The garage is free and connects by Skybridge. The resort doesn’t publish a valet price on the pages we checked.

Self-parking: Free, in the Caesars Windsor parking garage, which connects to the resort by a covered Skybridge.
Valet: Available at the entrance on McDougall Street, just south of Riverside Drive.
EV charging: Not currently offered.
Show nights: Demand rises during major concerts and events, so allow extra time.

Getting to Caesars Windsor from Detroit and Ontario

Use 377 Riverside Drive East for GPS. If you’re crossing from Michigan, treat the border as part of your travel time.

Where: On the downtown Windsor riverfront, directly across the Detroit River from downtown Detroit. Downtown Windsor is a short walk away.
From Detroit: Use the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, often the most direct route from downtown, or the Ambassador Bridge. Allow extra time for customs, especially on holidays and weekends.
Without a car: The Tunnel Bus runs between downtown Detroit and Windsor, though service can vary through the year. Taxis and rideshare continue to the resort.
Border documents: Carry what’s required to enter Canada and return to the US. The resort notes that Enhanced Driver’s Licences and Enhanced State IDs work like a passport for Michigan residents.
Airports: Windsor International (YQG) is closest, and Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County (DTW) is the larger option.

Age, ID and house rules at Caesars Windsor

The age limit catches many American visitors out. Our guide covers what to know before you go for all of Ontario.

Age: You must be 19 for the casino floor, for alcohol and for hotel check-in. That surprises many US visitors, who expect 21.
Primary ID: A provincial or state driver’s licence, a provincial ID card (Quebec excluded) or state ID, passport or US passport card, military ID, Ontario or Quebec health card, Permanent Resident Card, or Certificate of Indian Status.
Supporting ID: A credit or band card with embossed name and signature, student ID with photo and signature, original birth certificate, employee ID with photo, or BYID card.
Who’s refused: Anyone under 19, showing signs of intoxication, in a self-exclusion program, or restricted by a court order or the AGCO.
Dress code: The resort’s FAQ and conditions of entry state none.
Smoking: Not allowed inside, including the casino. Outdoor smoking lounges are heated in winter.
Marijuana: Possession and use are prohibited under property policy.
Cameras and drones: No cameras or photography equipment on the casino floor, and no drones unless expressly authorized.
Children: Families are welcome in the Augustus Tower and at many shows, but the casino floor, the pool and the fitness centre are 19+.
Service animals: Trained service animals are welcome throughout the resort. Contact the resort before arrival.

Accessibility

Rooms and routes: Accessible rooms throughout, select ones with roll-in showers and hearing-accessible features, plus accessible routes through the hotel, gaming, dining and entertainment areas.
Wheelchairs and scooters: May be available at the Concierge Desk. Wheelchairs are free, and both require a credit card and a signed waiver.

Who runs Caesars Windsor

Windsor is its own OLG bundle, and the site calls the resort a Caesars Rewards destination. Who runs each bundle.

Who runs it: Caesars Entertainment Windsor, under an agreement with OLG that began in March 2026 and runs about 20 years.
Loyalty card: Caesars Rewards is the resort’s program.
Shops: Caesars Essentials Gift Shop sells travel essentials, gifts and convenience items.
Meeting space: Meeting, banquet and event facilities for conferences and group gatherings.

Other casinos and gaming centres near Windsor

Windsor has three charitable gaming centres on OLG’s list: All Star, Breakaway and Paradise. Cascades Casino Chatham and Starlight Casino Point Edward are among other Ontario casinos in the southwest region.

Caesars Windsor questions

What are Caesars Windsor’s hours?

The casino operates 24/7, and table games are listed as available 24/7 too. The poker area keeps shorter hours.

Can I use US dollars at Caesars Windsor?

At the hotel front desk, restaurants and gift shop, yes. Slots and table games need Canadian currency, which you can get at cashier windows and kiosks.

How old do you have to be?

19 for the casino floor, for alcohol and for hotel check-in, even if you’re visiting from the US.

Does Caesars Windsor have a buffet?

It doesn’t currently list one among its dining venues.

Is there a dress code?

The resort’s FAQ and conditions of entry don’t state one.

Can I charge an electric car there?

No. The resort says it doesn’t currently offer EV charging stations.

Updated November 3, 2026 · CasinoOntario.org editorial team · Hours, prices and line-ups change, so confirm with the venue before you travel. Report a correction.