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Casino de Hull is conveniently located 2.5 miles northwest of the Parliament building in Ottawa, Ontario. If you don't have a car or care to drive take bus route 20 or 21 to the casino. The casino grounds are beautifully landscaped with trees and a circular fountain with water jets that propel the water 200 feet (60 meters) into the air. The inside of the casino is beautifully decorated with tropical plants, waterfalls, pools and glass walls.
Casino de Hull is open daily from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. Alcoholic beverages are not served or allowed in the gaming areas. Free complimentary non-alcoholic beverages are served in the gaming areas. The casino does not issue lines of credit, accept credit cards, give cash advances or accept personal checks. They do cash travelers checks. Guest must be at least eighteen years of age or older. Free parking and free coat check. Jackpots are paid in full, tax free.
The gaming area has 1,410 slot and video machines, 53 gaming tables with Blackjack, Baccarat, Caraibes Poker, Let it Ride, Pai Gow Poker, American and European Roulette. Other gaming options include electronic bingo, keno and Royal Ascot electronic-track horse racing. Free gaming lessons are offered for Blackjack, Baccarat and Roulette.
Restaurants: Buffet meals are served in the Banco, fine dining is offered in the Le Baccara and snacks are available at the Le Cafe snack bar. Bars include: La Marina and Le 777. Amenities include a boat slip with room for twenty water craft, a heliport. Entertainment is offered in the Casino de Hull showroom. Tickets are available at the box office or from the Admission Network with a service fee (800) 361-4595. A buffet and show is offered at 6 p.m., show only performance 9 p.m.
Area accommodations are to numerous to list. Please note that the majority of the downtown lodging establishments charge an additional fee for parking. Ask if the fee is a daily one or each time you enter the property.
The Hull/Ottawa area is rich in history dating back to when the first settler, Philemon Wright, moved into the area in 1796. Ottawa was named the capital by Queen Victoria in 1857. Ottawa is a beautiful city with over seventy parks, the world's longest ice-skating rink and thousands of daffodils and tulips surrounding the government buildings.
