Slots & jackpots
Machines set into the brick arches, from three-reel classics to video slots and linked jackpots. Every bank has a free seat and nobody rushes a spin.
Our story
The house was built for a timber merchant who needed a cellar more than a parlour, which is why the vaults downstairs are deeper than the rooms above. For most of the last century it was offices, then nothing at all. When we took it on, the courtyard was a car park and the staircase had been boarded over. We kept the brick vaults, the iron shutters and the stone stairs, and rebuilt everything else around a simple idea: a small hotel where the staff know your name by the second morning.
The deepest cellar became the Polsby House casino, the ground floor our bar and kitchen, and the courtyard a place to sit when the old town gets loud.
Cellar bar
The bar runs the length of the first cellar, with candles on the tables because the vaults swallow anything brighter. Breakfast is served here, and in the evening it fills with people on their way to or from the casino next door. The list leans on Baltic spirits, with Riga Black Balsam in more forms than most guests expect.
18+ Casino vaults — 18+ only
Down the stone stairs from the lobby, the casino keeps the brick vaults the house was built with: slot machines along the walls, roulette and card tables under low lamps, and a bar that remembers your order by the second night. Open to the house and to visitors of 18 and over.
Machines set into the brick arches, from three-reel classics to video slots and linked jackpots. Every bank has a free seat and nobody rushes a spin.
Single-zero wheels at modest and high limits, with terminals for a quieter spin.
Croupiers deal cards every evening in the vaults. Private tables can be booked in the vaulted side room.
Texas Hold'em cash games in the vaults most nights and a tournament every Friday. The poker desk has the dates.
Stay with us
Rooms from €109 a night, breakfast included. The Dome Square, the market and the casino are all within a short walk.