Hotels in Longueuil for a Casino de Montréal Trip
Longueuil has no casino of its own, and I prefer to say that first. The casino tag here points to the Casino de Montréal, which a listing for Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil places a short drive away. Three published hotels carry the tag, and they serve three different kinds of trip. Le Dauphin is a short walk from the metro station, the Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil has an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna, and Objectif Santé is an adults-only inn with a garden. I rank them by how easily each connects to Montreal and by what it offers when the evening is over.
Longueuil is a large city on Montreal's South Shore, across the St. Lawrence River from the island. It is a residential city with a busy metro and bus hub, and its hotels serve visitors who want Montreal at a distance, with quieter evenings and easier parking. People stay here for events, family visits and trips into the city.
A quiet South Shore base for the casino
I choose a Longueuil base for a casino evening when I want a hotel that is easier to settle into than a downtown one. The South Shore gives you free parking at some properties, a metro link at one and a quieter night. The trade-off is the crossing: none of these hotels is at the casino, so I plan the trip back by car or transit before I go out for the evening.
Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil is the hotel I would book first, with a 9.1 across 1,994 reviews, by far the largest and strongest sample here. Its listing says it is a short walk from the metro station and offers easy access to Montreal, and it places the Casino de Montréal a short drive away. Rooms have a refrigerator and free Wi-Fi, and the hotel has a small gym and complimentary laundry facilities. For a casino trip, the metro link is what matters most, because it removes the need to drive home after an evening out.
The Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil by IHG is the choice for couples or families who want more than a bed. It has an indoor pool, a fitness centre, a hot tub and a sauna, and an on-site restaurant. The listing places it a 15-minute drive from Montreal city centre and offers free WiFi and on-site parking. Rooms have cable TV, a coffee maker and a work desk. Guests give it 7.9 across 774 reviews, lower than Le Dauphin, so I would pick it for the facilities, not for the score.
Objectif Santé is a different kind of base: an adults-only inn with two stars and an 8.0 across 636 reviews. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and garden views, and guests can use a sun terrace, a garden, free WiFi and an outdoor fireplace. It sits 8 km from Montréal/Saint-Hubert Airport, and the listing calls it suited to a quiet, romantic stay. I would choose it for a couple who want a calm night after the casino, not for a group that wants a pool or a restaurant. Its two-star rating is the lowest of the three, so I read the quiet setting as its main strength.
None of these listings describes a shuttle or a walking route to the Casino de Montréal, so I would plan the crossing yourself. Le Dauphin gives the easiest link, through the metro station nearby. The Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil is 15 minutes by car from the city centre, so a taxi or a designated driver makes more sense than driving after an evening of gaming. Objectif Santé works best when you treat the casino as one night and the garden as the rest of the stay. For all three, I would confirm the route and the time of the last metro or bus before leaving.
A traveler's takeFor a casino trip from Longueuil, I would choose Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil for its 9.1 score and its short walk to the metro station, which keeps the trip back simple. If I wanted a pool and a hot tub after a long evening, I would pick the Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil. For two adults who want a quiet night, I would book Objectif Santé, and I would not expect a casino in Longueuil itself.
4.6Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil
Casino · 1994 reviewsComfortable rooms near the metro, with easy access to Montreal and a casino
Why guests love itA short walk to the Longueuil metro station lets families staying at Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil reach Montreal without a car. Free laundry facilities are a real help on a trip with children, and every room has a refrigerator for milk, fruit and drinks. WiFi is free, a small gym is available, and the Casino de Montréal is a short drive away for adults. Guests give the hotel an excellent 9.1 across 1,994 reviews.
4.0Objectif Santé
Casino · 636 reviewsNine-room inn with kitchenettes on chemin de Chambly in Saint-Hubert, about 10 km by road from the new Montréal Metropolitan Airport terminal
Why guests love itChildren are welcome, but this is not a family base. There are no cribs or rollaway beds, no pool, and the minimum age to check in is 18. In Longueuil, the Sandman and the Holiday Inn, both with indoor pools, are the obvious alternatives with children. For couples or a solo traveller, the case rests on calm rather than facilities: nine rooms means the garden, the terrace and the picnic area are rarely busy, and the kitchenette lets you eat in rather than drive out again along chemin de Chambly. The setting is suburban Saint-Hubert, not a walkable centre, and reviewers flag the main road and the small rooms. It scores 8.0 out of 10 across 636 reviews, a fair result for a simple, well-kept inn rather than a full-service hotel.
4.0Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil by IHG
Casino · 774 reviewsIndoor pool, hot tub, and fitness centre near Montreal city centre
Why guests love itHoliday Inn Montreal Longueuil gives families an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna, a 15-minute drive from Montréal city centre. Rooms come with a coffee maker and cable TV, and the on-site restaurant covers dinner when nobody wants to go out again. Free parking makes it a sensible choice for families arriving by car who prefer the south shore to downtown traffic. With a 7.9 rating across 774 reviews, I see it as a practical base rather than a memorable one.
Local tips
- 1Remember that Longueuil has no casino: the Casino de Montréal is a short drive away, according to the Le Dauphin listing, so plan the trip there and back.
- 2Choose Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil if you want to use the metro: its listing places it a short walk from the station.
- 3Use the Holiday Inn Montreal Longueuil if you want a pool, hot tub and sauna after a long day, and arrange a taxi rather than driving after a casino evening.
- 4Book Objectif Santé only for two adults, since it is described as adults-only and suited to a quiet, romantic stay.
- 5Use the free laundry facilities at Le Dauphin on a longer stay, since the listing includes them.
- 6Ask each hotel about parking if you drive in: the Holiday Inn lists on-site parking, while the other two listings do not mention it.