Monarch Casino Resort Spa News

The Arizona resort was named a winner in the 2024 Newsweek Readers’ Choice contest for Best Overall Casino Outside Las Vegas.

The gaming company supplier's Triple Coin Treasures game family will be available at a host of casinos in these two new jurisdictions.

The ballots have been cast, and Spa Monarch in Colorado has emerged as the 4th leading vote-getter in a nationwide competition to determine who has the best hotel spa.

The Colorado resort is honored to receive a nomination from USA Today spotlighting its guest benefits program, called Monarch Rewards.

The new Colorado sportsbook features a 16-foot TV monitor, VIP areas and dozens of other TVs to watch sporting events.

The company announced that Chief Operating Officer David Farahi plans to leave, effective 3 September, to pursue business interests outside the gaming and hospitality industry.

Dostal Alley Brewpub & Casino, Saratoga Casino Black Hawk, Monarch Casino Black Hawk, Grand Z Casino Hotel and Z Casino are among those who welcomed back guests to their casinos today.

Monarch Casino Black Hawk in Black Hawk, Colorado announced today that it will reopen on 17 June, featuring the use of MicroShield360 on all high-touch areas.

For the fifth time in a row, the casino has received the distinction after a vote held by CityVoter.

Monarch Casino & Resort to mark redesign with a grand opening celebration.

Starwood Hotel founder Barry Sternlicht may be bidding acquire the Riviera and its related casino in Colorado through an investement firm he controls.

Riviera Holdings Corporation reports the appointment of Mr. Nicholas J. Polcino, Jr. to the position of General Manager of Riviera Black Hawk, pending approval by the Colorado Division of Gaming.

News Brief: Within nine days of launching a direct marketing campaign targeting Hispanics, the Riviera Casino had more than 1,200 new players.

Riviera Holdings Corporation reports the appointment of Mr. Mark Lefever to President of Riviera Black Hawk.

News Brief: Colorado state has handed down fines totaling $111,200 against five mountain-town casinos for operating defective or illegal slot machines.