The Casino de Mont-Tremblant is a compact Loto-Quebec floor built into the pedestrian resort village at Mont-Tremblant, at the foot of the Laurentian ski hills about ninety minutes north of Montreal.
The Casino de Mont-Tremblant is the smallest of Quebec's Loto-Quebec floors — a bright, modern room of table games, electronic gaming and slots built into the resort village rather than a destination in itself. It is somewhere to spend an evening after a day on the hill, not a reason to make the drive alone.
The casino has no rooms of its own, but it sits inside one of the busiest resort villages in the country: the pedestrian core and the slopes above are ringed with hotels, condo-hotels and lodges at a wide range of prices, most a short stroll from the door. Book a village resort and the casino becomes one more thing to do between the gondola and dinner.
The village itself is the extra — restaurants, bars, shops and the ski gondola all within walking distance, with golf, hiking and lake activities in the warmer months. The gaming slots neatly into a mountain weekend rather than standing apart from it.
Mont-Tremblant sits about an hour and a half north of Montreal in the Laurentians. Value depends entirely on the season and the village hotel you pick — but as a bonus to a ski or summer trip, the casino asks nothing extra of your itinerary.