- CategoryCasino Hotel
- LocationMontréal, Québec, Canada
- CheckedMarch 2029
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Montréal Casino & Hotel
Île Notre-Dame, Montréal, Québec, Canada
In short
Montréal Casino & Hotel is a complex on Île Notre-Dame, housed in pavilions built for the world exposition that the city held on the island. Alongside its hotel it holds restaurants, bars and a hall used for live programming. The gaming floor is not described anywhere on this site.
Where it is
Île Notre-Dame is an artificial island in the Saint Lawrence, reached by bridge or by the Jean-Drapeau metro station and a short bus ride. Parc Jean-Drapeau, the rowing basin and the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve share the island. Cars arrive at a signed entrance on the island road.
What the place is like
The main building is the former French pavilion, a faceted structure whose angled walls and tall central void remain visible from inside. Later work links it to neighbouring pavilion space. Restaurants sit at different levels, and windows on the upper floors look back across the water to the city.
Good to know
The island is quiet at night and public transport thins out, so plan the return trip. Restaurants and the performance hall each keep their own schedule. Entry to parts of the complex is age-restricted, so check the operator's current rules before travelling.