The project was met with opposition by Montreal city councillor Craig Sauvé, who said he strongly denounces this “privatization of public space.” The casino was built in 1993 in the former France pavilion of Man and His World for Expo 67. Plante said she expects the design of the hotel to complement the casino’s iconic architectural image. Plante said the plan will ensure the protection of the surrounding environment and will fit in with a major overhaul of the public park planned for 2030, which is supposed to provide more green spaces, enhance accessibility to the St.

Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante and Quebec Tourism Minister Caroline Proulx were on hand to welcome the project, saying it would enhance Montreal’s visibility on the world stage. “Its location at the heart of Parc Jean-Drapeau will put this hotel in a class by itself.

We look forward to your stay.“The Casino de Montréal has been a landmark in this city for 30 years,” he said. Please enjoy a complentary continental breakfast included in your stay. Please note, unfortunately our restaurant and bars are closed for an indetermined amount of time, in addition to our valet parking. Private dining is always available with 24-hour room service. The award-winning Five Diamond restaurant, Le Baccara, serves gourmet cuisine for dinner and features a wine cellar with over 500 different varieties of wine. Guests have access to a tennis court, hot tub, sauna and terrace. A cigar lounge, casino and gift shop are on site. Hilton Lac-Leamy's lobby features blown-glass art work by Dale Chihuly. A flat-screen cable TV, desk mini-bar and air conditioning are offered in each guest room at Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel. Connected to the Lac-Leamy Casino in Gatineau-Ottawa, Hilton Lac-Leamy features a fitness center, outdoor heated pool, indoor pool, spa and wellness center and a variety of dining options.

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