These properties earn a place here because architecture or history is the reason to notice them. The descriptions stay factual; the listing pages carry what changes over time.
A five-star historic resort hotel on the waterfront at La Malbaie, Quebec. The manor-scale property presents guest accommodation within a landmark building that also houses a casino among its resort amenities.
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A four-star city hotel in Calgary, Alberta, combining guest floors with an attached casino. The stay suits travellers who want urban access while keeping dining and gaming within the same building complex.
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A four-star resort hotel in Richmond, British Columbia, set near the waterfront and the airport corridor. Guest rooms sit within a larger complex that includes dining, event space and a casino floor.
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A four-star waterfront resort hotel in Windsor, Ontario. The property places guest accommodation beside dining and entertainment spaces, with a casino floor forming one part of a larger hospitality complex on the river.
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A four-star casino resort hotel near Moncton, New Brunswick, framed by open countryside rather than a dense downtown core. Guest rooms share the site with resort amenities and an age-restricted gaming floor.
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A four-star casino hotel in Camrose, Alberta, set in a countryside regional town. The property offers guest accommodation alongside a gaming floor, serving travellers who prefer a quieter prairie-city base.
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