The largest and most fully-equipped properties in the guide — resorts and integrated destinations where dining, wellness and event space sit alongside the rooms. Three entries, each a destination in its own right.
A four-star casino resort on the waterfront of Richmond, British Columbia, a short ride from the regional airport. The property pairs the casino with hotel rooms and a full destination footprint — an integrated resort where the airport run marks the start of a stay.
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A four-star casino hotel on the waterfront of Windsor, Ontario, facing the border. The entry describes a full-service resort — casino, rooms and a long shoreline frontage — in the same measured terms the guide uses for every other large property it covers.
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A five-star historic resort on the waterfront at La Malbaie, Quebec. The manor is the most storied property in the guide — casino, hotel and regional landmark in one building, described here as a place to stay, with the official listing holding the current details.
See the PropertyThese three are the largest entries in the guide, but they are still descriptions, not offers. Details, current facilities and availability sit with each property's own official listing, and that is where every card above leads. If you want a lighter set of entries, the Featured Highlights page is the natural next stop.
