
Fallsview Casino Resort
Canada's largest casino floor, with a hotel tower built into the cliff above the Horseshoe Falls.
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Casino hotel review · Last checked July 2026
The newest large-format casino hotel in the country, thirty-five minutes east of downtown Toronto.
Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto is the newest full-scale casino hotel in Canada, and the difference shows the moment you walk in: high ceilings, generous sightlines and a floor plan designed after a decade of learning what people actually dislike about older rooms. It sits in Pickering, thirty-five minutes east of downtown Toronto on Highway 401.
The floor covers roughly 165,000 square feet — second only to Fallsview — with around 2,700 slot machines and close to 100 gaming tables, including one of the largest poker rooms in the province. A 5,000-seat theatre shares the complex, along with a 300-room hotel that opened two years after the casino itself.
What it lacks is a setting. This is a purpose-built entertainment complex beside a highway interchange, and no amount of interior design changes that. Judged on the building rather than the location, though, it is the most comfortable large casino floor in the country to spend an evening on.
Machine and table counts are approximate and were last checked in July 2026. Licensed gaming in Ontario is overseen by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).
The 300-room hotel is the newest casino hotel product in the country and it feels it — large bathrooms, good soundproofing, contemporary rather than themed rooms. There is a pool, a fitness centre and direct indoor access to the casino and theatre. Views are of parkland and highway, which is the honest trade for everything else being new.
The 5,000-seat theatre programmes concerts, comedy and touring productions most weekends, and it has quickly become one of the busier mid-size venues in the Greater Toronto Area. Tickets are sold to the public with no casino floor access required.
The right pick if the floor itself is the point. Nothing in Canada is newer, and the poker room alone justifies the drive from Toronto. For a weekend with a view, go elsewhere; for an evening of table games done well, this is the strongest room in the province.
This review is published for informational purposes only. StayDigest is not affiliated with Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto and does not operate any casino or gambling facility. Gambling age: 19+ in Ontario. Details change without notice — confirm with the property before travelling. Please gamble responsibly; help lines and self-exclusion information.
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