Deerfoot Inn & Casino
A four-star city hotel in Calgary, Alberta, where the guest floors sit within walking reach of the downtown core. The property pairs easy access to the street with a quieter stay.
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City Stays
These are the properties the guide keeps inside or beside a city centre. Each is weighed by what lies within walking distance of the front door — the street, the district, the pace of the block — and described on the same terms as every other entry in the guide.
Pickering Casino Resort
A four-star property in Pickering, Ontario that blends the pace of a city stay with the space of a resort. The rooms sit close enough to the town to reach it on foot, yet far enough away to feel apart from it.
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Century Casino & Hotel Edmonton
A three-star hotel in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, of modest scale. Its position at the edge of the city centre means the street-level life of the district is on foot, which is what this entry measures.
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Cascades Casino
A casino property set in the centre of Langley, British Columbia, where the floor itself is the draw. It is read here as a place to stay beside a place to be, with the downtown streets within a short walk.
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Hotel at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto
A four-star hotel in Etobicoke, Ontario, positioned between the city and the airport. Its place on this page is a straightforward urban stay: the door opens onto a working street, and the rest of the district is reached on foot.
See the PropertyEvery entry here is a description, not an offer. Details, availability and the property‘s own rules sit with the official listing that each link opens. For the larger properties the guide covers — resorts and full destinations — continue to The Grand Selection. The method behind the entries is set out on the Editorial Standards page.