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On the riverfront, across from Detroit
Windsor Casinos Online, by Night
The casino resort on Windsor's riverfront is Caesars Windsor at 377 Riverside Drive East, on the Detroit River facing the Detroit skyline. This independent guide takes no bets and covers getting in, the floor, a room and a meal.
By the Riverside DeskChecked October 2026
- 24/7
- casino floor
- 19+
- to enter
- 758
- hotel rooms
- 2,000+
- slot machines
What is running at your hour
Times are Eastern, and restaurant hours other than Tim Hortons, open 24 hours, are on the casino's own site at caesars.com.
| Place | Hours |
|---|---|
| Casino floor: slots and tables | open 24/7 |
| Poker room, 14 tables | open 24/7 |
| Sportsbook kiosks | open 24/7 |
| Sportsbook betting counters | hours not published |
| Tim Hortons | open 24 hours, tagged 19 and up |
| Neros, Spago, Legends, Johnny Rockets, Café 377 | hours on the casino's own restaurant page |
| The Colosseum, 5,000 seats | event nights only; schedule on the casino's own site |
The casino on the river
Caesars Windsor stands at 377 Riverside Drive East, on the Detroit River waterfront. It faces the Detroit skyline, near the Canadian end of the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. The history runs back to May 1994, when Ontario's first casino opened in a temporary location as Casino Windsor. The permanent riverfront resort opened on July 29, 1998, and the name Caesars Windsor arrived on June 19, 2008.
Since March 3, 2026, Caesars Entertainment has operated the resort on behalf of OLG under a 20-year agreement. The casino floor is open 24/7. Holiday hours should be checked on the casino's own page at caesars.com/caesars-windsor, which also lists contacts. The toll-free line is 1-800-991-7777.
Getting in
Who gets in where
Age, a photo ID, a self-exclusion: the doors at Caesars Windsor, sorted for you.
| Place | Who gets in |
|---|---|
| Casino floor | 19 and older |
| Poker room | 19 and older |
| Legends Sports Bar | 19 and older |
| Tim Hortons | 19 and older |
| Indoor pool | Adults only |
| Augustus Tower | All ages |
| Convention complex | All ages |
| Caesars Rewards card | 21 and older, valid government-issued photo ID |
The casino and its related outlets are 19+. Ontario law says no one under 19 may enter or remain in a gaming site, except in the course of employment. All ages are welcome in the Augustus Tower and the convention complex.
Valid government-issued photo ID serves as proof of age for a Caesars Rewards card and for redeeming Reward Credits. Management decides which ID is acceptable. Enrolling in Caesars Rewards requires being 21 or older, a higher bar than the door. People who are trespassed or self-excluded cannot attend the casino or its outlets.
On the floor
The floor holds over 2,000 slot machines and over 80 table games. Those tables cover Blackjack, Roulette, Mini Baccarat, Craps, Caribbean Stud, Let It Ride, Three Card, Four Card and Pai Gow Poker. Dynasty electronic tables add Roulette, Blackjack, Mini-Baccarat and iTable Blackjack. The whole casino has been smoke-free since May 31, 2006.
Poker has its own room: 14 tables, open 24/7, a World Series of Poker room. Caesars Sportsbook sits in front of Legends Sports Bar and has in-person betting counters. Its kiosks are open 24/7, but hours for the counters are not published. The space covers 1,700 sq ft, with 22 large screens and five odds boards.
Find your game
Tap a game: where it is played and when.
Pick a game above.
| Game | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Slots | Over 2,000 slot machines on the casino floor | Floor open 24/7 |
| Blackjack | Live table games (over 80 in all) and Dynasty electronic tables, iTable Blackjack included | Floor open 24/7 |
| Roulette | Live table games and Dynasty electronic tables | Floor open 24/7 |
| Mini Baccarat | Live table games; Mini-Baccarat also on Dynasty electronic tables | Floor open 24/7 |
| Craps | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Caribbean Stud | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Let It Ride | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Three Card | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Four Card | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Pai Gow Poker | Live table games | Floor open 24/7 |
| Poker | World Series of Poker room, 14 tables | Poker room open 24/7 |
| Sports betting | Caesars Sportsbook in front of Legends Sports Bar: counters, kiosks, 22 large screens | Kiosks 24/7; counter hours not published |
A room for the night
The hotel has 758 rooms in two towers. The 22-storey Forum Tower opened in 1998 with 389 rooms; the 27-storey Augustus Tower followed in 2008 with 369. An indoor pool, adults only, is open year-round, with a whirlpool, deck chairs and a view of the Detroit skyline. A health club and fitness centre round out the list.
Check-in and check-out times are not published here. The hotel answers that question at 1-800-991-7777, and room details sit on the hotel page at caesars.com/caesars-windsor.
Eating and drinking on site
Neros Steakhouse is the upscale signature steakhouse, with reservations through OpenTable. Spago Trattoria serves casual European-Italian food and takes reservations through tbdine. Legends Sports Bar is a casual American sports bar, open to guests 19 and up. Johnny Rockets is casual American, and Café 377 runs counter service for breakfast and lunch daily. For quick bites there is Tim Hortons, open 24 hours and tagged 19 and up.
Drinks are poured at Cosmos Lounge, Vu Bar and The House Sports Lounge. Other restaurant hours are not listed in this guide. The casino's own restaurant page at caesars.com shows them.
On site
- Neros Steakhouse
- Spago Trattoria
- Legends Sports Bar
- Johnny Rockets
- Café 377
- Tim Hortons · 24 hours
- Cosmos Lounge
- Vu Bar
- The House Sports Lounge
Getting there
Caesars Windsor sits on the Detroit River waterfront, near the Canadian end of the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. It faces the Detroit skyline. The address is 377 Riverside Drive East. Drivers can use the 6-floor parking garage at 257 Glengarry Avenue.
Transit Windsor's city-run Tunnel Bus to Detroit has ended. A private service, the Linq Tunnel Bus, replaced it. Its Windsor pickup is at Bruce Ave & Riverside Dr W. On the way back from Detroit, it drops off at McDougall St & University Ave E, near the casino.
377 Riverside Drive East, Windsor, Ontario N9A 7H7
Directions in Google MapsFrom the tunnel to Riverside DriveOnline play in Ontario
Ontario's regulated online gambling market opened on April 4, 2022. iGaming Ontario conducts and manages it through private operators, and the AGCO regulates. The official list of regulated sites is the iGaming Ontario directory at igamingontario.ca. Online play is 19+ and allowed only while physically in Ontario. OLG.ca is the government-run online casino of Ontario.
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Help, then a paid link
Help in Ontario
- ConnexOntario answers at 1-866-531-2600, free, confidential and 24/7, and also takes texts sent as CONNEX to 247247.
- My PlayBreak, OLG's self-exclusion program for Ontario casinos, can be arranged through the OLG Support Centre at 1-800-387-0098.
- BetGuard at betguard.ca lets anyone 19 or older opt out of every regulated online gambling site in Ontario at once.
Questions to the desk
- Is the casino open all night?
- The casino floor is open 24/7, with non-stop slot and table action. Holiday hours should be checked on the venue's own site.
- How old do you need to be?
- The casino and its related outlets are 19+. Ontario law says no one under 19 may enter or remain in a gaming site, except in the course of employment. Enrolling in Caesars Rewards requires being 21 or older.
- Can guests under 19 stay at the hotel?
- All ages are welcome in the Augustus Tower and the convention complex. The casino and its related outlets remain 19+.
- Where can you eat at 3 AM?
- Tim Hortons at Caesars Windsor is open 24 hours. It is tagged 19 and up.
- Is there a bus from Detroit?
- Transit Windsor's city-run Tunnel Bus has ended. The private Linq Tunnel Bus replaced it. On the way back from Detroit, it drops off at McDougall St & University Ave E, near the casino.