Side-by-side
Compare the ten casino hotels by building, rooms and view
This table puts the ten properties on the same page: what the sleeping building is, how many rooms are published or otherwise supported, what the window is likely to face, and how recent the hotel or renovation evidence is. It is a comparison for choosing a room, not a ranking of the casino floor.
The ranking / Comparison table
| Hotel | Towers/buildings | Rooms, with source quality | View type | Year/renovation evidence | Province age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fallsview Casino Resort | Hotel tower; no tower name published on official pages. Secondary sources give 32 floors above ground, 4 below, 111 m / 364 ft. | 372; secondary source. The resort’s own pages do not publish a count. | Horseshoe Falls, American Falls or city; some rooms see both falls, others only one. | Opened 10 June 2004 by secondary source; no hotel-room renovation year in the facts. | Ontario, 19+ |
| Caesars Windsor | Two towers: Forum Tower and Augustus Tower. Secondary sources give Forum Tower 23 storeys, opened 1998, and Augustus Tower 27 storeys, opened 2008. | 758 total; secondary / medium. Forum Tower 389 rooms and Augustus Tower 369 rooms by secondary sources. | Detroit River and Detroit skyline; some categories describe skyline views from every room. | Permanent resort opened 29 July 1998; Augustus Tower expansion completed June 2008. Room renovation of all 758 rooms announced Aug 2018 by secondary source. | Ontario, 19+ |
| River Rock Casino Resort | Hotel Tower and Casino Tower, connected by a Sky Bridge. Storeys not published. | 396; secondary. The resort states “nearly 400 rooms” and does not publish a precise total. | Fraser River, marina and “Panoramic View” in Penthouse and Presidential suite categories. | Opened 25 June 2004 by secondary source. 2024 20th-anniversary upgrades affected restaurants, atrium, gaming floor, conference space, marina and theatre; hotel rooms not mentioned. | British Columbia, 19+ |
| Casino Rama Resort | Hotel building details and storeys not published in the fetched facts. | 289; secondary source. Official hotel page was blocked, and a stale third-party directory conflicts. | No room-view categories verified in the fetched facts. | Casino opened 31 July 1996. Secondary-supported refurbishment in 2024–2026 includes hotel rooms, spa, dining, common areas and gaming floor. | Ontario, 19+ |
| Hilton Lac-Leamy & Casino du Lac-Leamy | Hilton Lac-Leamy hotel connected to Casino du Lac-Leamy, Théâtre du Casino and Conference Centre. Storeys not published; executive rooms are on the upper three levels. | 349 guest rooms; medium confidence from tourism sources. Loto-Québec hotel pages do not publish the count. | Lac Leamy, Lac de la Carrière and surrounding areas. | Hotel added in 2001 by secondary source; casino opened 24 March 1996 as Casino de Hull. No renovation year in the facts. | Québec, 18+ |
| Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto | The Hotel at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, on Dance Smartly Blvd., just south of the Expansion Casino. Storeys not published. | 400 modern guest rooms and suites; resort-published. | City View and Racetrack View categories; some rooms have front-row views of Woodbine Racetrack. | Hotel opened 1 August 2023 by secondary press release. No renovation year in the facts. | Ontario, 19+ |
| Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa | New hotel at the Rideau Carleton site; storeys not published in the facts. | 150, including 22 suites; resort-published. | Room-view categories not published in the facts. | Opened 3 July 2025 as a $350 million development. | Ontario, 19+ |
| River Cree Resort & Casino | Resort hotel on Enoch Cree Nation land; storeys not published. | 249 non-smoking rooms and suites; resort-published. | Room-view categories not published in the facts. | Opened 26 October 2006 as Alberta’s first Indigenous-owned casino. | Alberta, 18+ |
| Grey Eagle Resort & Casino | Hotel tower; storeys not published in the facts. | About 178; listings / secondary. The resort does not publish a count in the facts. | Room-view categories not published in the facts. | Hotel tower 2014. Pool closed during 2026–27 renovations; Blaze Bar & Grill closed for renovations. | Alberta, 18+ |
| Cascades Casino Resort Langley | Adjoining Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre; storeys not stated, though ice machines are noted on the third and fifth floors. | 77; medium confidence from Gateway’s 2018 release. Coast’s current page gives no total. | No view types published on Coast Hotels rooms page. | Casino opened May 2005. 2018 phase-one renovation added new décor in all 77 guestrooms and public spaces. | British Columbia, 19+ |
How to read the table
The room-count column is deliberately fussy. A resort-published count is stronger than a tourism listing, directory, Wikipedia entry or press report. Where the resort does not publish a total, the table says so rather than polishing the gap. This matters because a building with a clear room inventory is easier to compare with another building that names its towers, suites and view categories.
“Towers/buildings” means the hotel structure in which a person sleeps. Storeys appear only where the facts support them with enough confidence. Caesars Windsor is unusually clear, with Forum Tower and Augustus Tower counts and years available by secondary sources; River Rock names a Hotel Tower and Casino Tower but does not publish storeys. Fallsview has a secondary-sourced tower height and floor count, but the resort’s own hotel pages do not publish the room total.
The “view type” column uses the hotel’s own room-category language where possible: Falls, Detroit skyline, Fraser River, lake, racetrack or city. Empty view language is not improved by adjectives. If a room page does not publish view categories, the table says that too. For a shorter editorial order, see the ranking; for the scoring weights behind it, see how we score.
What the table cannot show
A table can compare a named room category with another named room category, but it cannot guarantee the exact pane of glass. “Fallsview” can mean different falls, one falls, both falls, or city-plus-water depending on the tower and category. “Racetrack View” at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto is a useful category name, but the resort’s pages do not provide a floor-by-floor sightline plan. At River Rock, “Panoramic View” belongs to upper suite categories in the Casino Tower, not to every room.
Nor can the table fully show interior condition. A renovation may be a hotel-room programme, a public-space refresh, a gaming-floor project, a pool closure or an atrium change. Casino Rama has secondary-supported refurbishment notes for rooms, spa, dining and common areas, but the official hotel pages were blocked during this pass. Cascades Langley has a 2018 Gateway renovation release for all 77 guestrooms and public spaces; that is useful, but it is not the same as a current room-by-room condition report.
Use this page as a first filter. If the decision turns on the window, move next to the best falls and river views. If the decision turns on the age of the building, compare the newest buildings. For individual caveats and official hotel links, use all ten profiles.