Catalog 02 — Architecture first

Buildings With a Past

Properties whose architecture or history is the reason to notice them. The building does the talking before the room does, and the entries are written to match: the facade, the setting and the public spaces get the first look.

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Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, La Malbaie — the grand chalet facade at sunset

Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu

La Malbaie, Quebec

A five-star historic resort in La Malbaie, Quebec, on the water. The building is the reason to notice it: a grand old chalet kept as a resort house, with the casino floor and the lake on its grounds.

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Hotel at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, Etobicoke — the carpeted lobby walkway

Hotel at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto

Etobicoke, Ontario

A four-star city hotel in Etobicoke, Toronto, built as part of the Great Canadian Casino Resort. An airport-side property in the classic city format, with the casino floor serving as its public room.

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River Rock Casino Resort, Richmond — the indoor pool and water area

River Rock Casino Resort

Richmond, British Columbia

A four-star waterfront resort in Richmond, British Columbia, on the river near the airport. A full casino resort on the water, with the riverfront setting as much part of the property as the casino floor itself.

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The building is the story, but the stay is not. Every fact that changes day to day sits with the property’s official listing page, one click from each card. To sample the rest of the guide, return to the Selected Highlights catalog.