From the owner: Situé sur l'île Saint-Bernard à Châteauguay, en bordure de la rivière Châteauguay et du lac…read moreSaint-Louis, le Manoir D'Youville est un centre de villégiature exceptionnel comprenant un hôtel de 115 chambres et neuf salles de réunion baignant dans un décor enchanteur et paisible où la nature et la culture sont omniprésentes. Les prises de vues, qui sont à couper le souffle, incitent à la détente et au ressourcement. L'important passé historique de l'île Saint-Bernard en fait sa marque unique. Berceau de la seigneurie de Châteauguay, des vestiges patrimoniaux ornent la place et contribuent à la beauté des lieux. Lors de votre passage, vous aurez la chance d'admirer l'un des plus vieux moulins d'Amérique du Nord, datant de 1686. Des activités et services variés sont offerts à la clientèle et au public en général, dont le bistro La Traite, des soins de massages, un verger ainsi que des aires de repos aux abords du lac Saint-Louis. De plus, pour la clientèle du Manoir D'Youville, l'accès au refuge faunique Marguerite-D'Youville et à des embarcations nautiques, situé à proximité de l'hôtel, et l'utilisation de la piscine extérieure chauffée sont gratuits.

This restaurant is what I would consider Trad-Quebecois-Med. A restaurant that serves a bit of…read moreeverything. You know the place. They can serve you a smoked meat on rye, filet mignon, shrimp brochette, chicken brochette, pizza, club sandwich, hamburger, etc.. Their reception hall is a nice large size, and the wait staff is very friendly and great service. But the food is a little boring. Order fries for your meal - and you are presented with pan fried potato hash-browns. The same vegetable side is served on pretty much every plate: boiled carrots with turnip and cabbage. Grosses me out. I'd say their pizza, club sandwich and chicken brochette (just leave the carrots on the side..) are good.

Always a great price always a great ambiance waitresses of been there for years no you are friendly…read moreEnglish French doesn't matter it's really a great place for a cheap great meal very family-friendly

Amazing DJ! We hired DJ Plink for our wedding and he was a great pleasure to work with! Very…read moreservice-oriented, responsive, talented and versatile. He created personalized mixes for the sangeet performances that were part of the wedding and they were amazingly done! Our wedding was a Canadian-Indian hybrid in terms of the guests and other elements which could have been challenging for the DJ, but it turns out it wasn't at all! DJ Plink always adapted to the crowd ensuring the dance floor was never empty! He also created a personalized Snapchat filter so our guests could take nice pictures too!

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Playground is a very fun place, and excellently run. They are predominantly a casino gaming space,…read morebut they have multiple solid dining spaces including The Rail (a coal fired bistro), Drunken Dragon (Japanese), and a steakhouse. I have been at least four times there. From the gaming perspective, they are the best poker room in all of Canada and perhaps all of North America. Dealers are excellent, food & beverage service is excellent (and the food itself is great in the poker room), and they have good quality tables, seating, and chips. They also have lots of tournaments there. The overall place is kept clean and they're always going around cleaning the gaming machines / slots. There are no live tables here other than poker, but they have electronic roulette, blackjack, and baccarat. I have only eaten at The Rail. Dinner there was very good. The cheesy garlic bread was solid. The bacon Hawaiian pizza was a great pizza. Service there was good, too. Also, Playground has complimentary valet parking.

Super friendly staff and well organized area for first timer where you can get up to $30 to play…read morefor free as a first time visitor. the first two level are filled with electronics games that is a lot to process especially if you are not familiar with asian culture but it all fun and game. :) Their tables floor felt a bit overcrowded but I guess player dont mid once they are locked in the game. Overall, it was fun playing with the house money that I got as a fist time visitor and was able to convert it to real money after few games on the machines.