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Gatineau · 8.8/10 · Excellent
Casino du Lac-Leamy
Quebec's true casino hotel: a five-star Hilton attached to a lakeside gaming floor, five minutes from downtown Ottawa.
- Slots approx. 1,800
- Tables approx. 60
- Rooms 349 (Hilton Lac-Leamy)
- Poker Yes

State-operated, architecturally distinctive and unusually strong on dining — Quebec's casinos are the most European-feeling in Canada.
Quebec's casinos are operated directly by Loto-Québec, a provincial crown corporation, rather than licensed to private operators. The result is a consistent house style: restrained interiors, serious restaurants and a noticeably quieter floor than you would find in Niagara Falls.
Casino de Montréal occupies the former French and Quebec pavilions from Expo 67 on Île Notre-Dame — one of the most unusual casino buildings anywhere. It has no rooms of its own, so visitors stay downtown, ten minutes away by Metro. Casino du Lac-Leamy in Gatineau is the province's true casino hotel: the five-star Hilton Lac-Leamy is attached directly to the gaming floor, across the river from Ottawa.
Gaming age in Quebec is 18+. Service in both venues is fully bilingual, and menus, signage and table rules are posted in French and English.
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Gatineau · 8.8/10 · Excellent
Quebec's true casino hotel: a five-star Hilton attached to a lakeside gaming floor, five minutes from downtown Ottawa.
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Montreal · 8.6/10 · Excellent
The most architecturally remarkable casino in Canada — the Expo 67 French pavilion, five floors of gaming, no hotel of its own.
Gaming age in Quebec is 18+, set and enforced by Loto-Québec. Photo identification is checked at entry.
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