Jazz Age Hotel & Casino, Est. 1927
A former diplomatic residence, restored brass fixture by brass fixture, its ballroom now a casino floor and its cellar still the way in. The Embassy never advertised; it never had to.
Philosophy
"Nobody ever put a sign out front. If you knew, you knew — and that's still how we like it."
A restored 1920s diplomatic residence, original brass and terrazzo throughout, ballroom converted to the casino floor.
A house host for every guest, entry still by the cellar stair, nothing announced at the front door.
The old ballroom, nine tables under the original chandeliers.
Rooms & Suites
Every room keeps its original 1920s fittings, restored.
25m² with original parquet and a restored brass writing desk.
from $240 / night43m² with the residence's original private study, now a sitting room.
from $480 / nightThe former residence's top floor, wraparound terrace, private table below.
from $1,390 / nightThe Casino Floor
Nine tables set across the restored 1920s ballroom.
Four tables dealt beneath the original crystal chandeliers.
One wheel set into the ballroom's original parquet medallion.
The former ambassador's study, walnut panelling intact.
One table, screened by the residence's original brass folding doors.
A small room set in the former coat check.
One table, opened most evenings once the ballroom fills.
Book the Envoy Suite, table and terrace access included.
The original cellar entrance, now the house's slowest, best bar.
Amenities
01 — Dining
A restored dining room, menu drawn from the house's original 1920s recipe cards.
02 — Lounge
The original speakeasy entrance, live jazz most nights, open to all guests.
03 — Access
A single stair down from the street — no other way in, same as 1927.
Reservations
A host will confirm within the hour. The Envoy Suite books out first.
THE EMBASSY is a fictional demo property. Guests must be 18 or over. Please gamble responsibly.