What you get
The defining feature is the wall. "Each junior suite includes two rooms," the operator writes: a bedroom with a king-size bed, and a sitting room furnished with a sofa-bed, an armchair and a desk. The full list of standard amenities applies on top, from the room safe to the PressReader access.
Why a capital-city visitor might want it
People come to Lac-Leamy for Ottawa as often as for the casino. A delegation in town for meetings on the Hill, a family visiting a student, a consultant with a week of calls: for all of them, a room where the laptop can stay open while someone sleeps is worth more than a view. The Parliament Buildings are 6.4 km away by the operator's own measure and downtown Ottawa about ten minutes by car, so the suite works as a base rather than a destination.
Sleeping more than two
The sofa-bed in the sitting room makes the junior suite the obvious choice for two adults and a child who is past the crib stage. The operator does not publish a maximum occupancy per category; the desk can confirm it for the dates you ask about.
Things the hotel does not tell you
- Which floors the junior suites are on.
- Whether the sitting room can be closed off completely.
- The floor area of either room.
These are the details that make the difference between a suite and a large room, so we suggest you ask. Notes in the guest book reach the desk word for word.
Neighbouring choices
If you want the open-plan, entertaining version of a suite, read the Murphy suite page. If you only need a big bed, the deluxe room is the simpler booking.