Casino de Montreal

Pros: Lovely to look at, fun if you're a serious gamer
Cons: Not your typical casino- strange layout, little payoffs

During our recent trip to Montreal, Adam and I spent an evening at the Casino de Montreal. Here are my impressions of the establishment.


Before You Go!
You have to be 18 to enter the casino, and to drink. We dressed...

Pros: Pretty Canadians, ample games
Cons: Not easy to get to, cannot drink alcohol on the gaming floor

I promise I look nothing like Gertrude Stein, but a casino is a casino is a casino. The only thing that makes them different is the general atmosphere. I don’t want to bad mouth but the population in a given area will generally be the population ...

Pros: Huge gaming area, entertainment, big pretty flowers
Cons: On the outskirts of town, no hotel

The first thing that will catch your eye when entering the Casino de Montreal, aside from its imaginative name, is the display of huge yellow flowers dominating the center of the room. It is hard to imagine anything like it in Vegas or Atlantic City....

Pros: Lots of tables, slots, different games. Interesting payouts. Nice restaurants/bars.
Cons: The service over there can be deceiving, reputation is becoming questionable.

I've been to ''Le Casino de Montréal'' quite a few times in my life. I was running out of topics to review, and suprisignly, the Casino of Montreal is listed in Epinions... so I decided to review the Casino. The Casino is situated in a very stylish ...

Pros: Friendly people; great exchange rate; good food.
Cons: Unusual gaming rules; no free drinks; too glitzy.

I have been to many different casinos here in the U.S. and I have to say that the ones in Canada are very strange by our standards.

The Casino de Montreal is located far on the outskirts of the city and not very convenient to get to. There are...

Pros: big
Cons: the only game in town, tight slots

I do not like small casinos. This is a big one, and it has 6 floors, 4 of which have gaming. They have slot machines and a lot of them. Mostly quarter and dollar and a few (very few) of the newer nickle slots. Remember you are playing with Canadian money...