Casino hotels · Quebec · Canada
We assessed 6 hotels in Montreal and handpicked the 2 top casino-area stays for you.
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Central & Spacious
Montreal
Old Montreal base with some of the city's most spacious rooms and a breakfast guests consistently rave about.
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Central & Comfortable
Montreal Inn
Central Montreal hotel with top-rated staff and comfortable rooms at a great value.
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Adults-only
Montreal Bed & Breakfast
A garden hot tub and karaoke nights set this adults-only B&B apart, a short walk from Beaudry metro.
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Homely & well-located
Montreal Guest house
Right by Pie-IX metro, this homely Montreal base earns praise for its location, quiet rooms and kitchen-equipped doubles.
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Central & budget-friendly
Montreal
A budget-friendly stay in the heart of Montreal's Latin Quarter, with easy access to restaurants, festivals, and the Old Port.
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Family-friendly
Montreal Guest house
A bright, family-friendly guest house with garden views, free parking, and a seasonal pool in Montreal's Ahuntsic district.
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For the casino crowd, location is everything. The Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg, at CAD 166 per night, is a 4-star base in Old Montreal with spacious rooms and a standout breakfast—ideal for walking to the tables and then retreating to comfort. If you'd rather save your chips for the casino, the 2-star Hotel Du Manoir St. Denis, from CAD 75, sits in the Latin Quarter, putting you close to the Old Port and a quick ride to the gaming action. Both keep you central, so you can swap hotel time for casino time in minutes.
For the two casino-area hotel picks, nightly rates run from CAD 75 at the budget-friendly Hotel Du Manoir St. Denis to CAD 166 at the upscale Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg.
If it's your first trip and you want to be in the middle of the action, the Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg is a solid choice—it's in Old Montreal, close to the casino and main sights, with high ratings for its rooms and breakfast.
The hotel details don't specify exact distances, but both picks are centrally located—one in Old Montreal and one in the Latin Quarter—so the casino is a short ride away, often walkable depending on your pace.
The data doesn't specify monthly trends, but for value, consider booking on weekdays and outside peak summer festival season to get better rates at places like the Hotel Du Manoir St. Denis.
Montreal's casino scene clusters around the city's vibrant core, where the gaming floors meet cobblestone streets, French flair, and late-night energy. These two hotel picks put you within easy reach of the action—whether you're after the polished comfort of a downtown classic or a wallet-friendly crash pad in the Latin Quarter.
One offers 4-star space and rave-worthy breakfasts near Old Montreal; the other is a 2-star budget find just steps from festivals and the Old Port. Both sit in the heart of the city, so you can walk to the tables, then wander back through historic streets. Note: alongside these hotels, the page also features four other places to stay—an inn, a bed & breakfast, and two guest houses—for a wider range of styles and prices.
Casino hotels in Montreal suit travellers who want to balance gambling with the city's historic charm. The Intercontinental Montreal By Ihg is perfect for those who prioritize comfort and a great breakfast after a late night, while the Hotel Du Manoir St. Denis is ideal for budget-conscious visitors who'd rather spend on the tables. If you're looking for other angles—like family-friendly options, parking, or a romantic getaway—check out our dedicated pages for those themes.