Three properties whose architecture or history is the reason to notice them. The building or the past did the work first — the stay came after — and each entry reads that history into the rooms and the grounds.
La Malbaie, Quebec
A 5-star historic manor on the water at La Malbaie, Quebec, where the architecture and the story of the place do as much of the work as the rooms. Resort amenities, a casino floor and a waterfront position set it apart.
Kananaskis, Alberta
A 3-star resort and casino at Kananaskis, Alberta, built around the foothills of the Canadian Rockies. The mountain setting is the property's defining fact, and the rooms and facilities are arranged to keep the landscape in view.
Medicine Hat, Alberta
A 4-star countryside lodge at Medicine Hat, Alberta, a resort and casino in a town of open prairie. Its place in the Trademark Collection by Wyndham signals the standard the rooms are kept to.
The official listing pages for these three properties hold the current details, room categories and availability, and they are the only place a stay is arranged. If you would like to read how the entries are put together, the About the Guide page explains the structure behind every entry.
