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Catalog — the big properties
These are the largest, most fully-equipped properties in the guide — resorts and integrated destinations where dining, wellness and event space sit alongside the rooms, and a stay can easily fill more than one day.
On Richmond’s riverfront in British Columbia, this four-star hotel works as a full resort, where the waterfront sets the pace of the day. It sits close to the airport, so arrivals can slip into a stay without a long road between them.
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Casino Rama sits in the countryside near Rama in Ontario, a resort built around its casino and the open land beyond. The four-star rooms make a base for a long weekend somewhere the pace drops, and the drive out is half the appeal.
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In Gatineau, Quebec, Hilton Lac-Leamy keeps its four-star rooms on the water, with a lakefront that carries the character of the stay. It reads as calm and direct: a hotel with a view, a casino alongside, and a shoreline that keeps things slow.
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Grey Eagle is a four-star resort in Calgary, Alberta, where the casino sits inside a larger property rather than beside it. The rooms read as quiet and unshowy, the kind of stay that works as a base for a longer visit to the city.
View Property DetailsThe details behind each entry — current room configurations, dining hours and amenities — sit with each property’s own official listing, which is where the guide points at the end of every card. While you are here, the waterfront entries in Water’s Edge make a natural second read.
