Accessible rooms
Accessible rooms at GTA casino hotels
Three of the five casinos in Toronto and the GTA have a hotel, and all three list accessible rooms with roll-in showers. The details each hotel publishes differ, from bed and doorway to shower size and room counts.
Room features side by side
In each hotel's own words, checked October 7 and 8, 2026.
| Feature | Pickering Casino Resort | Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto | Great Blue Heron Casino & Hotel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accessible rooms | 22 | Not published | Not published |
| Accessible room types | Accessible King Room; Accessible Executive Suite | Racetrack Accessible King; Premium Accessible Two Queen; Accessible Corner Suites | King Accessible; King Suite |
| Roll-in shower | Yes, with bath bench and grab bars | Yes, 60 inches wide, fixed shower seat | Yes, accessible bathroom with roll-in showers |
| Grab bars | Yes | Shower and toilet, at 29 inches | Not published |
| Raised toilet seat | Yes | Yes, 15 inches | Not published |
| Lowered towel bar | Yes | Not published | Not published |
| Bed | One lowered king bed | King or two queens | King |
| Doorway | 34 inches | Not published | Not published |
| Room size | 388 sq ft (King); about 775 sq ft (suite) | 388 sq ft (King and Two Queen) | 325 sq ft (King); 696 sq ft (suite) |
| Where | Near the elevators; suites on the 14th floor | Not published | Not published |
Room by room
Pickering Casino Resort's hotel has 275 rooms, 22 of them accessible. Its Accessible King Room, 388 sq ft and near the elevators, has one lowered king bed and a 34-inch doorway. It also has a roll-in shower with a bath bench and grab bars, a lowered towel bar and raised toilet seats. The Accessible Executive Suite, about 775 sq ft on the top 14th floor, has a king bed, a pull-out sofa bed and a roll-in shower.
Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto's 400-room hotel offers the Racetrack Accessible King, the Premium Accessible Two Queen and Accessible Corner Suites. The hotel calls them wheelchair accessible, with a roll-in shower 60 inches wide and a fixed shower seat. Grab bars sit in the shower and near the toilet at 29 inches, and the raised toilet seat is 15 inches high.
Great Blue Heron's hotel has 116 rooms. Its King Accessible room, 325 sq ft, and King Suite, 696 sq ft, both have an accessible bathroom with roll-in showers. Pickering publishes a count of accessible rooms; Toronto and Great Blue Heron do not.
Rules at all three hotels
The same rules apply at the three casino hotels. Anyone 19 or older can make a reservation. Check-in begins at 4 PM, and check-out is by 11 AM. Service animals are not charged pet fees, though a cleaning fee may apply for soiling or damage.
Casino Ajax and Elements Casino Mohawk have no hotel, so neither offers rooms of any kind. Casino Ajax publishes no accessibility details of its own and can be reached toll free at 1-866-445-3939. Elements Casino Mohawk does not publish any either; its phone is 905-854-4053.
Questions
Which GTA casino hotels have roll-in showers?
All three casino hotels do. Pickering's Accessible King Room has a roll-in shower with a bath bench and grab bars. Toronto's accessible rooms have a roll-in shower 60 inches wide with a fixed shower seat. Great Blue Heron's King Accessible room and King Suite both have an accessible bathroom with roll-in showers.
Do service animals cost extra at the casino hotels?
The three hotels do not charge pet fees for service animals. A cleaning fee may apply for soiling or damage.
How many accessible rooms do the hotels have?
Pickering Casino Resort publishes a count: 22 accessible rooms out of 275. Toronto and Great Blue Heron do not publish how many they have. To ask, call Toronto at 416-675-1101 or the Great Blue Heron hotel at 905-743-5860.