Hotel guest parking
Parking for casino hotel guests
Parking is free at all three GTA casino hotels, but the details differ by property.
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By Imani Brooks
Hotel by hotel
At Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, self-parking is free for all guests year round. The garage is enclosed, camera-covered and holds 3,800 spaces, with an outdoor lot as well. Valet parking runs 24/7 for a fee: $20 Monday to Thursday and $30 Friday to Sunday.
Pickering Casino Resort gives hotel guests complimentary covered parking and WiFi. Parking for all visitors is free, in a multi-level garage and an outdoor lot.
Great Blue Heron, on Scugog Island, lists free self-parking with every room type in its hotel. Parking on site is free for all visitors as well.
At the front desk
Guests who park on site give the make, model and licence plate of their vehicle at check-in. The rule is the same at all three casino hotels.
Casinos without a hotel
Casino Ajax, at 50 Alexander's Crossing, has no hotel, and parking is free in an outdoor lot. Elements Casino Mohawk in Milton has no hotel either; its parking is complimentary. Before leaving a car overnight, ask the casino: Casino Ajax at 1-866-445-3939, Elements Casino Mohawk at 905-854-4053.
Questions
Do hotel guests pay for parking?
Self-parking is free at all three casino hotels. Toronto offers free self-parking to all guests year round in an enclosed 3,800-space garage. Pickering gives hotel guests complimentary covered parking. Every room type at Great Blue Heron is listed with free self-parking.
Is there valet parking, and what does it cost?
Valet is published for Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto, where it runs 24/7. The fee is $20 Monday to Thursday and $30 Friday to Sunday. Self-parking there stays free.
What does the front desk ask about the car?
Guests who park on site give the make, model and licence plate of their vehicle at check-in. The rule applies at Toronto, Pickering and Great Blue Heron alike.