Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu
A five-star château on the banks of the St. Lawrence in La Malbaie, the quiet Quebec village at the edge of the Saguenay Fjord. Rooms face the water; the casino floor is one of several ways the stay can fill up.
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Collection — shoreline
The collection: properties where a river, lake or harbour front does most of the work of the stay. 5 properties, each described in the same structure and each ending at the property's official listing.
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A five-star château on the banks of the St. Lawrence in La Malbaie, the quiet Quebec village at the edge of the Saguenay Fjord. Rooms face the water; the casino floor is one of several ways the stay can fill up.
A three-star resort on a lakeshore in rural Manitoba, an easy drive from the Winnipeg area. The waterfront does the scenic work while the hotel and the casino floor handle the rest.
A large four-star integrated resort on the Detroit River in Windsor, directly across from downtown Detroit. The scale is the point: a full hotel, the casino floor, restaurants and a convention centre in one continuous building.
A four-star waterfront resort in Richmond, British Columbia, on the Fraser River and close to Vancouver's international airport. The water, the casino floor and the hotel wing sit on one long stretch of river bank.
A First Nations-owned casino and hotel a short drive east of Toronto, on Rama Road in Orillia. The rooms are the base for the floor, and the town and the lakes around it provide the rest of the visit.
Every entry in this collection ends at the property's official listing page, where current details, availability and the booking process live. The link on each card takes you there directly.
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