Table Games Lounge
A curated selection of table games operated under licensed supervision. Clear house rules, published odds information, and trained floor staff ensure a transparent environment. Valid government-issued ID required for entry.
Evenings
Optional entertainment for adults — separate, discreet, and never required.
Norqio maintains a dedicated evening lounge for guests who choose to extend their day with table games, live acoustic performances, and quiet social spaces. This area is physically and operationally separate from our suites, dining room, and wellness wing — with its own entrance, hours, and staff.
Important: Participation in evening entertainment is entirely optional. A stay at Norqio never requires visiting the lounge or engaging in any form of gaming. Suites, dining, and wellness are fully accessible without entering this area.
Live Music Nights
Acoustic performances on Friday and Saturday evenings in an adjacent listening room. Separate from the gaming floor — no wagering required to attend. Seating is limited; guests may reserve via email.
Quiet Bar
A low-lit bar serving Nordic spirits, non-alcoholic botanical drinks, and small plates until midnight. Conversation-friendly volume levels maintained throughout service.
Operating standards
- 18+ only All evening entertainment areas require proof of age. Minors are not permitted under any circumstances.
- Responsible play commitment Self-exclusion options, session time reminders, and on-site support resources are available. Read our full Responsible Play policy.
- No outcome promises Gaming involves financial risk. Outcomes are determined by chance. Norqio does not guarantee winnings or suggest that gaming is a source of income.
- Hours Table games lounge: 19:00–02:00 daily. Live music: Fri–Sat 20:30–23:00. Quiet bar: 17:00–00:00.
Self-exclusion & support
Guests may request temporary or permanent self-exclusion from gaming areas at any time — without explanation. Our team provides information about national helplines and counseling services. Gambling should remain a form of leisure, not a financial strategy.