Independent and informational. Every property named here is operated by a third party; nothing on this site constitutes a reservation, an offer or an endorsement.
Properties inside or beside a city centre, weighed by what is within walking distance of the door. A city property earns its place by proximity — a downtown block, a waterfront edge, a riverside street — and that is the lens applied to every entry below.
A five-star city hotel rising out of a park in downtown Vancouver. JW Marriott Parq is a casino-equipped property a few steps from the city's central blocks, with tower rooms and public space that opens onto green — the guide's benchmark for the downtown form.
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A four-star casino hotel on the waterfront in Windsor, where the city meets the river. Caesars Windsor is a compact urban resort: guest rooms above a large casino floor, with the water at the property's edge and the downtown streets within reach of the door.
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A four-star resort on the flat Saskatchewan prairie, near the small centre of Whitecap. Dakota Dunes is a low-rise, casino-anchored property whose address is the open countryside itself — a city hotel in everything but its setting, and the guide's most remote entry.
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A four-star resort hotel on Lac Leamy in Gatineau, on the Quebec side of the national capital. Hilton Lac-Leamy sits at the water's edge beside Gatineau Park, a casino-equipped resort that leans as much on its lakefront setting as on its city address.
View Property DetailsCurrent room categories, opening details and whether particular dates are free are all matters for the official listing, which the buttons above link to directly. For the larger resort properties, see Elite Experiences, or revisit Visitor Insights for what this guide does — and does not — do.
