About Hourhand

Hourhand is an independent travel guide to nine casino hotels, arranged by the thing that differs most between them: the time of day.

How the clocks work

Each clock reads your device’s time and converts it with the time zone rules built into your browser, including daylight saving time. Nothing is fetched from a server. If your device clock is wrong, every hotel clock will be off by the same amount.

The skies are drawn from a simple palette for each hour of the day: night, dawn, day, golden hour and dusk. They show the time of day, not the weather or the exact sunset.

Where the facts come from

We use the hotels’ own information and official tourism and government sources, and we checked them in September 2026. Where a rule such as the casino age isn’t clear, the page says “Ask the property” rather than guess. Hours, prices and facilities change often, so confirm anything important with the hotel before you book.

What this site doesn’t do

• No bookings, payments or enquiry forms.
• No online gambling, games or links to betting sites.
• No connection with the hotels. Their names are used only to say which property a page is about.

Privacy

This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics or advertising trackers. The call-window tool reads your time zone from your device to do its sums; the result stays in your browser. Your hosting provider may keep standard server logs.

Made with

Hand-written HTML, CSS and a small script. The horizons are drawn in code for this site and are not pictures of the real buildings. Type is set in Archivo by the Archivo Project Authors, under the SIL Open Font License.