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Oxford Casino Hotel, Oxford: Games, Rooms & Dining

Oxford Casino Hotel pairs smoke-free gaming and sportsbook kiosks with an attached hotel. Compare its rooms, dining hours, parking, and practical limitations.

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StatusOpen
Minimum age21
Poker roomNo
SportsbookYes

Oxford Casino Hotel is a 24-hour casino and attached 107-room hotel in Oxford, Maine, with nearly 1,000 gaming machines, live tables, and sports betting kiosks. Its strongest selling point is convenience: games, dinner, and your room are in one smoke-free property. The trade-off is limited resort appeal, with two dining venues, no pool, and no property shuttle. I would shortlist it for an adults-only casino stop or short overnight getaway, not a vacation built around activities beyond gambling.

Oxford Casino Hotel at a glance

Location 777 Casino Way, Oxford, ME 04270
Property type Casino hotel
Casino hours 24 hours daily; individual services have separate schedules
Minimum age 21 for gambling, restaurant entry, and hotel check-in
Gaming machines Nearly 1,000 combined slots, video poker, and video keno machines, according to the property
Live tables Operator recruitment material lists 23; availability varies
Poker room No
Retail sportsbook Yes, through 24-hour betting kiosks
Hotel 107 rooms, including suites
Dining OX Pub and Oxford Express
Parking Free
Smoking Smoke- and vape-free indoors; designated outdoor smoking area
Rewards FastTrack Rewards
Main phone (207) 539-6700
Information date October 16, 2026

What kind of casino is Oxford?

Oxford is a regional casino with an attached hotel, rather than a resort where gambling is one attraction among many. That distinction matters more than the room count. Staying here saves you a drive after an evening at the tables, but it does not add a pool day or a long restaurant row to the itinerary.

The property belongs to Churchill Downs Incorporated. Driving is the straightforward choice for its rural Oxford setting, particularly if you want to explore beyond the property. For a wider comparison, see our guide to Maine casinos.

Casino floor and games

Oxford’s gaming mix is machine-led, with live tables and retail sports betting adding variety. The property’s figure of nearly 1,000 machines includes slots, video poker, and video keno. It does not mean nearly 1,000 slots plus a separate collection of poker and keno machines.

I would pay more attention to what is available during your visit than to the headline inventory. The casino operates around the clock, but staffing can affect which table games open and when.

Slots and video poker

A couple at the slot machines at Oxford Casino Hotel.
A couple at the slot machines at Oxford Casino Hotel. Photo source

The property lists video slots, reel slots, video poker, and a high-limit slots area. Published denominations include $0.01, $0.05, $0.25, $1, and $5, with higher denominations also available. Individual games and denominations can change.

My usual penny-slot warning applies: the denomination is not the price of a spin. Check the total wager before pressing the button. With video poker, check the pay table, too, because the game name alone does not tell you the payout schedule.

A winning or losing visit does not establish that Oxford’s machines are loose or tight. Set a budget, and do not mistake a cold session for a machine that owes you something.

Live table games and limits

An operator recruitment listing describes 23 table games. Treat that as an indication of scale, not a promise that 23 tables will be dealing when you arrive.

Minimums and maximums can change, and staffing can interrupt regular game schedules. If a particular game is the reason for your drive, call first. Once inside, a pit supervisor may be able to help with an unopened game, depending on available staff.

Read the posted rules and limits before buying in. I would rather spend a minute checking a blackjack payout than discover an unwelcome rule after putting money on the felt.

Poker room

Oxford Casino Hotel has no dedicated player-versus-player poker room. Video poker is available, but it is not a live hold’em cash game or tournament.

Sportsbook kiosks

Oxford offers on-property retail sports betting through kiosks advertised as available 24 hours daily. The property promotes moneylines, spreads, totals, props, futures, parlays, and in-game betting.

Round-the-clock kiosks do not necessarily mean a staffed betting counter or a full sportsbook lounge experience. If watching an entire game matters as much as placing the wager, ask about the current setup before making a special trip.

Hotel rooms and booking advice

King room sleeping area at Oxford Casino Hotel in Oxford, Maine
King room. Photo: Oxford Casino Hotel.

The 107-room hotel offers King, Double Queen, Suite, and Grand Suite categories. Standard room descriptions include Wi-Fi, a mini fridge, and a glass-enclosed shower. Suites add living space and a soaking tub; the Grand Suite includes a dining area and wet bar.

For a gambling-focused stay, I see the attached room as the meaningful luxury here. You can finish dinner or a session without arranging another ride. For a getaway built around swimming or resort activities, that convenience is less persuasive: there is no pool.

Check-in is 4:00 p.m., and checkout is 11:00 a.m. Early check-in and late checkout may be available for a fee. Guests must be at least 21 to reserve and check into a room, with a valid credit card and photo ID required.

Booking terms worth reading

  • Refundable reservations: Cancel by phone at (207) 539-6777 by 4:00 p.m. the day before arrival.
  • Prepaid offers: The advertised Prepay & Stay option is nonrefundable. Compare flexibility as well as the nightly rate.
  • Deposits: The hotel warns that financial institutions can retain card authorizations for up to 30 days, including after cancellation. It advises against using a debit card for the deposit.
  • Room preferences: Requested room types and locations are subject to availability. Arrange accessibility needs before arrival.
  • Views: Some rooms overlook the casino roof and mechanical equipment. Ask before booking if the outlook matters to you.

Compare the final room total, taxes, mandatory charges, and cancellation terms with an off-site alternative. A lower advertised rate elsewhere is not automatically better value if you also need transportation.

Dog-friendly rooms: plan for supervision

A limited number of dog-friendly rooms carry a nonrefundable $50 per-stay fee. Dogs must not be left alone in the room, and ordinary pets cannot enter the casino or restaurants. Service animals are permitted.

The supervision rule is the bigger issue than the fee. A dog-friendly room may suit a traveling pair who can share responsibilities, but it is awkward for a solo visitor planning an evening of gambling.

Restaurants, bars, and dining hours

Dining comes down to a sit-down meal at OX Pub or a quicker stop at Oxford Express. OX Pub emphasizes Maine-inspired American comfort food, rotating dishes, local ingredients, regional beer, and craft liquor. Oxford Express handles grab-and-go food and breakfast items.

Venue Sunday through Thursday Friday and Saturday
OX Pub 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Oxford Express 7:00 a.m. to midnight 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.

These published hours make Oxford Express the late-night choice, but neither venue runs all night. Eat before the kitchens close if you expect to play into the early morning.

OX Pub generally operates first come, first served rather than taking reservations. Friday and Saturday visitors can use the TapAhead app to join its waitlist. I would sort out dinner before getting absorbed in a game, especially with a group.

Self-service nonalcoholic drinks, including coffee and soda, are complimentary. Alcohol costs extra, and published beverage service ends at midnight. Restaurant entry, like the gaming area, is restricted to guests 21 and older.

Smoking, amenities, and entertainment

The indoor property is smoke- and vape-free. The designated smoking area is outside between the hotel and casino entrances on the Route 26 side. For nonsmokers, that is a substantial practical advantage; for smokers, outdoor breaks are part of the deal, including during a Maine winter.

There is no swimming pool, and the property states that it has no plans to reopen its Event Center. I would not book Oxford expecting a concert-and-resort weekend. Its appeal rests more firmly on gambling, dining, and the attached rooms.

Directions, parking, and arrival advice

Use 777 Casino Way, Oxford, ME 04270 for directions. The property also supplies 152 Main Street as an alternate GPS address. It is off Route 26, and the casino estimates about 40 minutes from Portland, depending on your starting point, traffic, and weather.

Parking is free. Four EV charging stations are at the end of Row BB in the lower lot; confirm connector compatibility and charging terms before depending on them.

There is no property shuttle. Without a car, arrange both arrival and departure transportation rather than assuming an immediate late-night pickup.

  • Identification: Bring unexpired government-issued photo ID. Guests 35 and under are asked for secondary identification, and non-U.S. residents must show a passport.
  • Security: Visitors undergo weapons screening. Tell security about an implanted medical device before screening.
  • Accessibility: Accessible rooms are available on request. Security has a limited number of loan wheelchairs.
  • RVs: Overnight parking is limited to one 24-hour period. Chairs, grills, and other camping activities are prohibited. Oversized vehicles may be restricted during busy periods.

FastTrack Rewards

FastTrack Rewards is the property’s loyalty program. Sign-up is free at Guest Services, and members can view eligible hotel offers online. Slot points can be redeemed for free slot play or eligible purchases at OX Pub, Oxford Express, and the hotel gift shop.

Read promotion exclusions rather than assuming every machine earns the same benefits. Published slot-point multiplier offers exclude tier points, video poker, and video keno. My advice is to collect rewards on the play you already intended, not increase your budget to chase a room or meal.

Value: what the convenience buys you

Oxford’s strongest combination is free parking, smoke-free gambling, complimentary soft drinks, and a room connected to the casino. The trade-offs appear when your plans extend beyond that combination: overnight gaming does not mean overnight dining, a dog-friendly room does not allow an unattended dog, and an attached hotel does not provide resort-style recreation.

For an illustrative one-night stay, the $50 per-stay dog fee adds $50 per night. Across an illustrative three-night continuous stay, it averages $16.67 per night. These are fee-only calculations, not room-rate estimates, and the supervision rule remains the same regardless of stay length.

Gamboool original analysis

We assembled the comparison below from published information and our calculations. These are selected examples, rather than measured gambling sessions or a representative survey.

Detail Published information
Sportsbook: Availability and kiosk hours On-property sports betting is offered through kiosks operating around the clock.
Gaming floor: Casino hours versus table availability The casino is open continuously, but table limits and game availability are not fixed.
Dining: OX Pub operating hours OX Pub closes earlier Sunday through Thursday than on Friday and Saturday.
Dining: Oxford Express operating hours Oxford Express opens for breakfast daily and stays open later than OX Pub, with extended Friday and Saturday service.
Admission: Restaurant and gaming-area age restriction The under-21 restriction applies to restaurants as well as the gaming area, with an exception for licensed employees.
Identification: Additional identification and international visitors Guests 35 and under must provide secondary identification; non-US residents must show a passport.
Parking: Parking price and oversized-vehicle restrictions Parking is free, but oversized vehicles can be restricted during busy periods and special events.
RV parking: Overnight allowance versus camping restrictions An RV overnight stay is limited to one 24-hour period, and outdoor camping equipment and activities are prohibited.
Dog-friendly accommodations: Fee, availability, and supervision Limited dog-friendly rooms carry a non-refundable $50.00 per-stay fee, and dogs should not be left alone in rooms.
Animal access: Hotel access versus casino and restaurant access Dog-friendly hotel availability does not extend ordinary pet access to the casino or restaurants; service animals are allowed.
Smoking policy: Smoke-free accommodation and cleaning charge The property is smoke- and vape-free, with designated outdoor smoking; smoking-affected rooms incur a $250.00 cleaning fee.
Refundable reservations: Cancellation deadline and required method Refundable bookings must be canceled by phone by 4 p.m. the day before arrival.
Prepaid offer: Refundability restriction The advertised Prepay & Stay option is available only for non-refundable rooms.
Arrival and departure: Standard times versus paid flexibility Standard check-in is 4 p.m., and checkout is 11 a.m.; early arrival and late departure may be available for a fee.
Deposits: Credit-card authorization and release timing A valid credit card is required, and the financial institution may retain an authorization for up to 30 days, including after cancellation.
Beverages: Complimentary soft drinks versus alcohol Self-service coffee and soda are complimentary; alcoholic beverages are not complimentary.
Rewards promotion: Slot-point multiplier eligibility and exclusions Published multiplier windows apply to slot points, not tier points, video poker, or video keno.
Resort amenities: Pool availability The hotel does not have a swimming pool.
Entertainment: Event Center status The property states that there are no plans to reopen the Event Center.
Transportation: Shuttle availability The property states that it has no plans to provide shuttle service.
Calculation Result Takeaway
Dog-friendly room surcharge per night: illustrative one-night stay $50.00 per night For a short stay, include the full dog-friendly room fee in your accommodation budget, and confirm that a dog-friendly room is available.
Dog-friendly room surcharge per night: illustrative three-night stay $16.67 per night The per-stay dog fee spreads over a longer visit, but the rule against leaving a dog alone still limits casino and dining plans.

Method: Published inputs collected 2026-10-16. Illustrative assumptions are labeled, and the full calculation inputs remain in the saved research record. These examples support planning; they do not predict a particular session.

Who should visit Oxford Casino Hotel?

I would choose Oxford for an adults-only gambling trip where a smoke-free floor, free parking, and a room steps from the games matter more than resort extras. The machine selection, live tables, and sports betting kiosks give the visit variety, but table availability and dining hours deserve advance attention. Choose another property if your getaway depends on a pool, extensive entertainment, or several restaurants: Oxford’s convenience is strongest for visitors who intend to keep the casino at the center of the trip.

Frequently asked questions

Is Oxford Casino open 24 hours?

Yes. The casino operates 24 hours daily. Table games, restaurants, and other services have separate availability.

Does Oxford Casino have a sportsbook?

Yes. On-property sports betting kiosks are advertised as available 24 hours daily.

Does Oxford Casino have a poker room?

No. It has no dedicated player-versus-player poker room, although video poker is available.

Can children eat at Oxford Casino’s restaurants?

No. Restaurant and gaming-area entry is restricted to guests 21 and older, apart from licensed employees.

Is Oxford Casino Hotel smoke-free?

Yes. Smoking and vaping are prohibited indoors, with a designated outdoor smoking area. Smoking-affected hotel rooms incur a $250 cleaning fee.

Does Oxford Casino Hotel have a pool?

No. The hotel’s main overnight advantage is direct access to the casino and dining, not swimming or resort recreation.

Can I leave my dog in the room while I gamble?

No. Dogs must not be left alone in dog-friendly rooms. Ordinary pets also cannot enter the casino or restaurants, so arrange supervision before booking.

Poker room and sportsbook

There is no dedicated poker room.

Practical property details

Street address777 Casino Way
CityOxford
StateMaine
Postal code04270
OwnerChurchill Downs Incorporated
Property typeCasino hotel
Operating statusOpen
Hours24 hours daily
Poker statusNo
Sportsbook statusYes
Other gamingVideo poker and video keno
Hotel categoriesKing, Double Queen, Suite, and Grand Suite
Check in4:00 p.m.
Check out11:00 a.m.
AmenitiesIn-room Wi-Fi, mini fridges, and complimentary nonalcoholic beverages
RestaurantsOX Pub: Maine-inspired American comfort food; Oxford Express: quick bites
BarsOX Pub: regional beer, craft liquor
ParkingFree parking; RV overnight parking limited to 24 hours
Ev chargingFour charging stations in the lower lot, Row BB
SmokingSmoke- and vape-free indoors; designated outdoor smoking area
AccessibilityAccessible rooms on request; limited loan wheelchairs
LoyaltyFastTrack Rewards
TransportationNo property shuttle
Phone(207) 539-6700
Slot count1000
Table count23
Minimum age21
Hotel room count107

Games and amenities

Slots1000 slot machines
Poker roomNo
SportsbookYes
Hotel107; King, Double Queen, Suite, and Grand Suite
DiningOX Pub: Maine-inspired American comfort food; Oxford Express: quick bites; OX Pub: regional beer, craft liquor
EntertainmentIn-room Wi-Fi, mini fridges, and complimentary nonalcoholic beverages