Not the official site. An independent guide to Genting Hotel and the casino at Resorts World Birmingham, written from public sources.
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Independent guide · Birmingham, Great Britain
Genting Hotel, a spa and a licensed casino share one building on the NEC campus
This is an independently written guide to Genting Hotel at Resorts World Birmingham and the casino inside the same complex on Pendigo Way. Everything below comes from the venue’s own published pages, the Gambling Commission’s public register and current news reporting, each one listed at the foot of the page.
Information last checked 2 September 2026. Details change without notice, and the venue’s own site is the authoritative source.
Read this first. Midnight Resort House is an independent guide. It is not the official website of Genting Hotel, of Genting Casino Resorts World Birmingham or of Resorts World Birmingham, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by any of them.
We take no bookings and hold no payment details. Every link to rooms, tables, offers or membership on this site goes to the venue’s own official channels, which are the only place to buy anything or check live availability.
01 · The property
One building holds the hotel, the spa and the casino
Resorts World Birmingham stands on the National Exhibition Centre campus at Pendigo Way, with Pendigo Lake directly in front of it. The Gambling Commission records the casino premises here under Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, so although the postal address reads Birmingham, the venue sits inside the borough of Solihull.[4, 16]
The complex opened to the public in stages from 21 October 2015. Reporting at the time put the development at £150m across seven floors and roughly 538,000 square feet, built by the Genting Group.[5, 16] Genting Hotel takes up one part of it. The casino, Santai Spa and Leisure Club, a Cineworld cinema with an IMAX screen, a bowling alley, escape rooms, outlet shops, bars and restaurants fill the rest.[6, 2]
That arrangement is the practical reason to consider staying here. A bedroom, a rooftop restaurant, a spa and a licensed gaming floor are reachable on foot without leaving the building, which is unusual in Great Britain, where casinos and hotels are more often separate businesses a short journey apart.
Address
Resorts World Birmingham, Pendigo Way, Birmingham B40 1PU. The venue asks drivers to use B40 1NT in a sat nav.[11]
The hotel
Genting Hotel, described by the operator as 184 four-star rooms and suites, with three meeting rooms and reception staffed around the clock.[1, 7]
The spa
Santai Spa and Leisure Club. Every area including the pool is restricted to over-18s; the gym is open 24 hours.[8, 7]
The casino
Genting Casino Resorts World Birmingham, open daily from 11am until 5am, with no membership needed to walk in.[2, 10]
Nearest station
Birmingham International, a covered and step-free walk of roughly ten to fifteen minutes through the NEC.[12, 11]
Seen across Pendigo Lake.
Jonathan Billinger, 2022, CC BY-SA 2.0The lakeside elevation at dusk.
A J Paxton, 2025, CC BY-SA 2.0Pendigo Lake and the fountain.
Derbrauni, 2024, CC BY 4.0
02 · Who can go where
The gaming floor is over-18s only, and so are three other areas
Great Britain sets a hard minimum age of 18 for entry to a licensed casino. This venue applies Challenge 25 on top of that, so anyone who looks under 25 is asked for photographic identification at the door.[2, 10] Not every part of the complex sits behind that line, and it is worth knowing which parts do before you arrive with a group.
The casino floor is over-18s only, with Challenge 25 in force.[2, 10]
The Sports Bar and the High Line Bar and Lounge are both inside the casino, and the operator lists both as over-18s only.[1, 2]
Santai Spa is over-18s throughout, the pool included.[7, 8]
Pendigo Suite, the hireable room beside the gaming floor, is reached through the casino, so events held there carry the same 18+ rule.[2]
The outlet shops, the cinema and the bowling alley are part of the wider complex rather than the casino.[6]
Resorts World provides family parking bays on all three levels of its multi-storey car park.[11]
The hotel’s own facilities list marks only the two casino bars as over-18s, and does not apply that label to the lobby bar or the rooftop restaurant.[1]
We could not find a published age policy for hotel bedrooms on any page we checked, so families should confirm arrangements directly when booking.
03 · Licensing, checked at the regulator
The casino is run by Genting Casinos UK Limited, and you can verify that yourself
The Gambling Commission’s public register lists Genting Casinos UK Limited under account number 537, with a head office address at Resorts World Birmingham. Its non-remote casino licence under the Gambling Act 2005 is recorded as 000537-N-103203-037 and shown as active from 13 January 2011.[3] The register separately lists a casino premises entry for Resorts World Birmingham, Pendigo Way, B40 1PU, naming Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council as the licensing authority.[4]
Those details were read straight off the regulator’s own pages rather than taken from anyone’s marketing. The register is public, so there is no need to take our word for any of it.
Midnight Resort House holds no licence of any kind, offers no gambling, and has no commercial relationship with the licensee. Nothing on this site is endorsed by the Gambling Commission.
The appeal here is genuine and specific: a licensed casino, a spa and a hotel bedroom in one building, which almost nowhere else in Great Britain offers. The trade-off is equally specific. This is an exhibition campus beside a motorway junction and an airport, not a city centre, so an evening built around the venue works well and a weekend of sightseeing works less well.
Where to get current information
Prices, availability, opening times and the restaurant line-up all move. These are the venue’s official channels, and they are the authoritative source for anything you intend to rely on.
Every numbered marker above points to one of these pages, each of which was read on 2 September 2026. Where two sources disagreed, the difference is described in the text rather than smoothed over.