The old town of Bad Homburg at night

Planning your visit to Spielbank Bad Homburg

Opening hours, entry prices, ID and dress code, closed days, parking and nearby hotels, as the casino publishes them.

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Photo: Tobias Reich / Unsplash · Bad Homburg

Opening hours

Hours published by the casino, 16 October 2026
AreaWhenHours
Table games (Klassisches Spiel)Sunday to Thursday14:30–03:00
Table gamesFriday and Saturday14:30–04:00
Slot machines (Automatenspiel)Daily12:00–04:00
Restaurant Le BlancDailyfrom 18:00
LoungeSaturday only21:00–03:00

Play at the tables begins at 15:00.

Closed days

The casino lists these closures:

  • Maundy Thursday (Gründonnerstag), from midnight
  • Good Friday (Karfreitag)
  • Volkstrauertag, the Sunday in mid-November (15 November in 2026)
  • Totensonntag, the last Sunday before Advent (22 November in 2026)
  • 24 December
  • 25 December
  • 31 December, from 20:00

Check the official visitor page before you travel. Hours and closing days can change.

Admission and prices

Entry to the slot-machine area is free. The table games (Klassisches Spiel) charge an entrance ticket:

Day ticket
€2.50
4-day ticket
€7.50
Monthly ticket
€30
Annual ticket
€90
Slot machines
Free admission

Prices as published by the casino on 16 October 2026. The casino also sells vouchers, listed on its voucher page.

ID and age

You must be 18 or older, and entry is possible only with a valid ID document. The same rules apply to the restaurant and the lounge.

Accepted

  • A valid photo ID recognised as official identification in Germany, such as a Personalausweis or a passport (Reisepass)

Not accepted

  • Residence permits (Aufenthaltstitel)
  • Driving licences
  • Digital IDs

If you hold a foreign passport or ID card and are unsure, ask the casino before you travel: +49 6172 170-10.

Dress code

Guests are asked to dress for the occasion and to avoid overly casual leisure wear (“allzu lässige Freizeitkleidung”). T-shirts, shorts, sports shoes and sandals are not suitable. Men are welcome without a tie in an open-necked shirt or polo shirt, and the casino can lend a jacket.

Getting there

Spielbank Bad Homburg
Kisseleffstraße 35, im Kurpark
61348 Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe
Germany

The casino lies in the Kurpark. According to Wikipedia, Bad Homburg is linked to Frankfurt by S-Bahn line S5 on the Homburger Bahn, and the regional line RB 15 also ends in the town. A parking garage directly next to the Spielbank is open around the clock, says the casino.

A stone tower with a pointed roof and a lit street at night
Bad Homburg’s old town at night (photographer’s location tag).Photo: Tobias Reich / Unsplash Bad Homburg

Where to stay

The casino lists four hotels in Bad Homburg with which it has agreed special conditions that are exclusive to casino guests (trade-fair periods are excluded). The rates are not published. Details and contacts are on the official hotel page.

  • Maritim Hotel Bad Homburg
  • Steigenberger Hotel Bad Homburg
  • Comfort Hotel Am Kurpark
  • Parkhotel Bad Homburg

Contact the casino

Restaurant
+49 6172 170-170 (table reservations daily from 14:30)

These are the casino’s own contact details. Hamburgwelle cannot answer for the casino or take bookings: see our contact page for the guide itself.

Visitor questions

Do I need to reserve to enter the casino?

The casino’s visitor page mentions no reservation for entering the gaming rooms. It recommends reserving a table at the restaurant Le Blanc, by phone on +49 6172 170-170 (daily from 14:30) or online via the casino’s website.

Can I borrow a jacket?

Yes. The casino says it can lend a jacket (“Leih-Sakko”) if needed. Men are welcome without a tie in an open-necked shirt or polo shirt.

Which days is the casino closed?

The casino’s visitor page lists these closures: Maundy Thursday from midnight, Good Friday, Volkstrauertag, Totensonntag, 24 December, 25 December and 31 December from 20:00. It names no others, but check the official page before you travel.

Where do I get coins for the slot machines?

You do not need coins. The machines take banknotes, or you can load credit onto a player card at the cash desk.

Do I have to tip?

No. Tips are voluntary. Winners traditionally hand the croupier a chip with the words “Für die Angestellten”.

Where can I park?

The casino says a parking garage directly next to the Spielbank is open around the clock.