Palms Casino - Managua

Located on the southern shores of Lake Managua, also called Lake Xolotlan, is the city of Managua, most populous, largest and capital city of Nicaragua. The city first achieved capital status back in 1852 and is considered today, to be the cultural centre, with its selection of theatres, museums, bars, restaurants and monuments. A popular feature of the area are its lagoons, mostly found in the Tiscapa Lagoon Natural Reserve, located south of old downtown. There is of course, also the casino, found downtown and just 6 miles from the Augusto Cesar Sandino International Airport.

Gaming

The casino offers 140 slot machines and video poker terminals as well as 6 table games across 12,400 sq ft of gaming floor. Table games consist of blackjack, Texas Hold’em, Caribbean stud, 3 card and roulette and the casino is open 24 hours daily. There’s a VIP room, a players club programme and a restaurant and bar on site. They also offer poker. For details about the players club, ask staff about benefits associated with the programme. VIP players and high rollers may be entitled to special perks.

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. About a block from the casino you can find the Hilton Princess Managua with their 104 guestrooms including three suites. Rooms come equipped with LCD tvs, air conditioning and free internet access. Guests can also enjoy complimentary newspapers. Amenities include a 24 hour fitness centre and an outdoor swimming pool. There is a pub and restaurant on site as well as conference facilities. The hotel is downtown and close to most major attractions and nightlife. Speak to staff about where to go and what to do along with any information on any lesser known areas of interest for directions and best hours and days to visit.

Dining

Eat a la carte or enjoy buffets for breakfasts and lunches at Garden Court. For dinners there’s dishes which include Nicaraguan beef and seafood. Top off any meal with a selection from their list of fine wines. You won’t be starving for options in Managua. Walk around the core to choose from any number of restaurants serving up authentic Nicaraguan cuisine. Find your own or ask for recommendations on popular venues from hotel and casino staffs.

Attractions/NightLife

For international liquors, rums, fine cigars and light snacks head to Clancy’s Bar. Happy hour runs from 6 pm until 8 pm daily. Managua is flush with bars and night clubs. Walk around downtown finding your own favourite watering-hole. To check out popular geographical features, try Tiscapa Lagoon Natural Reserve with its 10,000 year old volcanic lagoons. If you’re interested in history, there’s the National Palace of Culture, the National Museum and the National Library. For monuments and architecture, try Monumento al Liberalismo, the National Palace and St James Cathedral. One of the most modern theatres in Central America can be found in the city- the Ruben Dario National Theatre. Should you happen to be in Managua during August, there’s the Santo Domingo de Guzman festival.

Rewards/Deals

The casino uses the Players Club system. Talk to a casino representative about the perks and benefits associated with the programme as well as any potential contests or promotions which may be running during your stay.