Banking Hall Hotel & Casino
A 1896 counting house with the original teller windows still standing, where the vault door now guards the high-limit room and the marble banking hall runs the length of the casino floor. Redbrick & Ledger keeps the old accounts open.
Philosophy
"This house has kept its ledgers balanced since before the century turned. We didn't see a reason to change the way it keeps its accounts now."
Original marble banking hall, a working vault door, and a teller row converted whole into the casino floor.
A hall clerk on every level, black coffee or sherry ready depending on the hour.
Set in the old banking hall, ten tables beneath the original coffered ceiling.
Rooms & Suites
Every room keeps its original brass radiator grilles, restored, not replaced.
26m² with an original brass radiator grille and street-facing sash window.
from $195 / night46m² on the old officers' mezzanine, overlooking the banking hall below.
from $420 / nightBuilt inside the bank's original vault chamber, restored, private table below.
from $1,600 / nightThe Casino Floor
Ten tables beneath the original coffered ceiling.
Five tables dealt beneath the original coffered ceiling.
Two wheels, set where the teller counters once ran.
A boardroom off the hall, original oak panelling intact.
One table, curtained, inside the old vault antechamber.
A room set into the old safety-deposit vault.
The loudest corner of a very old bank.
Book the Vault Suite, table and sherry included.
Sits along the original counter, brass-lit on every side.
Amenities
01 — Dining
A steakhouse set on the old officers' mezzanine.
02 — Wellness
A below-hall bath house tiled in the same marble as the banking floor.
03 — Access
The counting house's original bronze doors, still the only way in.
Reservations
A hall clerk will confirm within the hour. The Vault Suite books out fast.
REDBRICK & & LEDGER is a fictional demo property. Guests must be 18 or over. Please gamble responsibly.