Best Florida Casinos for 2026

For many, the state of Florida is known as the home of Mickey Mouse.  A children’s playground full of family-friendly theme parks, beaches and sunshine. But, for casino players, Florida offers that and so much more.  

With 79 casinos, Florida has a wide selection of different casino options. From big themed mega-resorts to racinos and even casino cruises, you can’t fault the Sunshine State for variety. 

So which casinos offer the best in terms of size, game selection and service? Here’s a look at some of the top casinos in Florida.

Known as the iconic Guitar Hotel, this flagship resort features a 450-foot guitar-shaped tower and 140,000 sq ft casino floor with 2,700 slots, 200+ table games, poker, and sportsbook. Guests can enjoy 1,275 rooms across three towers, plus 4.5 acres of pools, a massive spa, and luxury dining. Nightlife includes DAER nightclub, bars, and Hard Rock Live, a 7,000-seat venue for A-list acts. Stylish, flashy, and full of Hard Rock memorabilia, it’s a true Florida landmark.

For more information, read our full Seminole Hard Rock Casino Hollywood review.

One of the world’s largest casinos at 245,000 sq ft, Tampa boasts 5,000 slots, 180 tables, a 46-table poker room, and multiple high-limit areas. Its 800-room hotel offers pools, a spa, and a casual party vibe. Dining includes Council Oak Steaks & Seafood, Cipresso, and several quick eats. Entertainment spans a 1,500-seat event center, poolside DJ parties, and live acts at Hard Rock Café. Bigger on gaming than resort flair, but still impressive.

For more information, read our full Seminole Hard Rock Casino Tampa review.

Nicknamed “Coco,” this 100,000 sq ft casino has 2,300 slots, 80 tables, and a 30-table poker room. It offers smoke-free areas, high-limit lounges, and stylish design. While it lacks a hotel, Coco makes up for it with strong dining (like NYY Steak and Sunset Grill) and live entertainment at Nectar Cocktail Bar, Legends Lounge, and The Stage at Coco (up to 3,000 capacity). A sleek lakeside venue for gaming and nightlife.

Located near Naples, this smaller 51,000 sq ft casino houses 1,400 slots, 41 tables, and poker. Its hotel has 99 rooms and suites with a pool and fitness center. Nightlife centers on Zig Zag Lounge with daily music and entertainment, plus shows at Seminole Center and outdoor venues. Dining includes EE-TO-LEET-KE Grill and noodle/coffee spots. Bright, colorful, and compact, it’s a lively Southwest Florida option.

On the edge of the Everglades, Miccosukee offers 70,000 sq ft of gaming with 1,800 slots, poker, bingo, and high-limit play. The 302-room hotel provides a pool, spa, and access to a golf club. Dining is mostly casual, with B1 Grill, La Brisa, and grab-and-go options. Entertainment includes the Tempt Lounge for cocktails and live music, plus regular tribal celebrations and casino events. A tribal-owned resort with authentic flair near Miami.

Just two miles from Miami airport, Magic City has roots as a dog track but now features 40,000 sq ft of gaming with 800 slots and a busy poker room. No hotel on site, but plenty nearby. Dining is led by 1952 Café, plus casual bars. Entertainment includes indoor/outdoor concerts and its unique claim to fame: live Jai-Alai matches. A compact, neon-lit casino with strong local character.

Part of Gulfstream Village, this Hallandale Beach venue is best known for thoroughbred racing but also offers a 19,500 sq ft casino with 800 slots and a 20-table poker room. No hotel, but nearby luxury resorts abound. Dining is excellent, with Ten Palms in the clubhouse and restaurants like Texas de Brazil and Yardhouse in the complex. Entertainment ranges from live music and themed nights at Carousel Club to the excitement of the Florida Derby.

For more information, read our full Gulfstream Park Casino review.