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Casino Hotels

Canadian resorts are entered here as hotels: their buildings, their grounds and their public rooms. Some occupy remarkable sites, from a former exposition pavilion on a river island to a resort cut into a gorge slope. Gaming floors are not described, assessed or pictured anywhere on this site.

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Montréal Casino & Hotel

The resort stands on Île Notre-Dame, an artificial island in the Saint Lawrence river across from central Montréal. Its main structure was built as a national pavilion for the world exposition held on the island, and the sloping, faceted form of that pavilion was kept when the building changed use. A second pavilion joins it, and the grounds around carry water, planting and paths.

Public parts include restaurants, a bar, a concert space and a hotel with its own entrance. Function rooms are let for meetings and events. The gaming floor is not described here. Parking and a shuttle serve the island, which also carries parkland and the rowing basin from the exposition.

  • Kind of building Former exposition pavilions on an island
  • Nearest station or road Jean-Drapeau, Montréal Metro
  • Looked up September 2026

Fallsview Casino Resort

Fallsview is built into the slope above the Niagara gorge, on the Canadian side of the river. Much of its mass is set within the hillside, so the frontage facing the water shows fewer floors than the building holds. A glazed gallery runs along the side facing the falls, and the hotel tower rises behind it, above the escarpment road.

Public parts include a theatre, a spa, shopping galleries, several restaurants and function rooms. The hotel occupies the tower and has its own entrance from the street. The gaming floor is not described here. The upper galleries look out across the gorge towards the falls themselves.

  • Kind of building Resort built into a gorge slope
  • Nearest station or road Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls
  • Looked up September 2026

River Rock Casino Resort

River Rock stands on the bank of the north arm of the Fraser river in Richmond, south of Vancouver. The site includes a hotel, a marina and a long frontage facing the water, with the river walk running past it. Low buildings spread along the bank rather than rising into a single tower, and parking structures stand behind them.

Public parts include a concert hall, a spa, restaurants, function rooms and the hotel. A marina and a riverside walk adjoin the site. The gaming floor is not described here. The operator publishes which of the public rooms are open to people who are not staying overnight.

  • Kind of building Riverside resort with a marina
  • Nearest station or road Bridgeport Station, Canada Line
  • Looked up September 2026

Casino Rama Resort

Casino Rama Resort stands on the lands of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, near Orillia in central Ontario, close to Lake Couchiching. The buildings are low and spread across a wooded site rather than gathered into a single block, with the hotel wing and a large hall joined by internal corridors. Parking surrounds the buildings on open ground.

Public parts include a concert hall, a spa, several restaurants, function rooms and the hotel. The concert hall is used for touring acts and is entered separately. The gaming floor is not described here. The operator publishes which rooms are open when no event is booked.

  • Kind of building Low resort buildings on wooded ground
  • Nearest station or road Rama Road, Rama
  • Looked up September 2026

This page describes buildings, grounds and public rooms only, from material the resorts and public records already publish. It is an independent reference, connected with none of the resorts named. It sells nothing, books nothing, operates nothing and holds no reservation. Buildings and opening arrangements change, so confirm anything that matters with the resort itself.

Entry to gaming areas in Ontario and British Columbia is limited to those aged nineteen and over, and in Québec to those aged eighteen and over. Gambling is not a way to make money. Free, confidential help is available in Ontario from ConnexOntario on 1-866-531-2600, in Québec on 1-800-461-0140, and in British Columbia on 1-888-795-6111. This site is not an operator and offers no games of any kind.

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