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Spa, fitness and pets: the honest list, starting with no pool
No swimming pool or hot tub. A 24-hour gym, a medical spa behind the lobby, and one of the clearer pet policies we have read.
No pool, no hot tub
We put this first because it is the question families ask first. In its FAQ the hotel answers the question about a swimming pool or hot tub with: unfortunately, our hotel does not have a swimming pool. There is no indoor water area, no outdoor pool and no hot tub. If swimming is part of your plan, the casino hotels in our ranking with pools include Lac-Leamy, the Sheraton Fallsview, Casino Rama and Great Canadian Toronto; in the Fraser Valley itself you would be looking at municipal aquatic centres.
Fitness centre
The hotel has a 24-hour fitness centre with elliptical machines and free weights. That is the full published description. Treat it as a room for a morning workout rather than a club.
Spa Tru Clinics
Behind the hotel lobby is Spa Tru, which the casino describes as a luxury medical spa. The services listed are a mix of medical aesthetics and spa treatments: injectables and fillers, facials and peels, microdermabrasion, manicures and pedicures, massage, hair removal, teeth whitening, detox steam saunas and Venus Freeze skin treatments. Spa Tru is a separate business with its own booking line, 604-427-3601. The wedding page suggests it for pre-wedding pampering.
Worth knowing
A medical spa is regulated differently from a day spa. For anything injectable or laser-based, ask who performs the treatment and what their qualifications are, as you would anywhere.
Pets: the rules in full
Coast Langley is one of the more pet-friendly casino hotels we have looked at, and it publishes the rules in detail.
| Topic | What the hotel says |
|---|---|
| Fee | $25 per room per night for one pet; $40 for two pets (the amenities page says $25 per pet with a maximum of two) |
| Animals | Dogs and cats; pre-approval by hotel management |
| Rooms | Coast Two Queens, Coast King, Queen with Sofa Bed and Accessible Queen; ground and second floors only |
| Booking | Call 604.530.1500 and add a note to the reservation |
| Public areas | Lobby on a leash or in a carrier; not allowed in the restaurant, fitness centre, casino or elevator |
| In the room | Not left unattended without management's consent; out of the room during housekeeping or decline housekeeping |
| Damage and noise | Registered guest pays for damage, extra cleaning or any rebate given to a disturbed neighbour |
| Agreement | Pet policy agreement signed at check-in |
Note the elevator rule. Because pets may not use the elevator, pet rooms are limited to the ground and second floors, so ask for the ground floor if your dog is not good with stairs.
Where to walk a dog
- Fort to Fort Trail: the hotel calls it a popular, family-friendly four-kilometre trail, dogs on leash.
- Pleasantdale Creek Trail: a quieter walk the hotel recommends for owners and families.
- Uplands Off Leash Dog Park: open grassland, about ten minutes by car according to the hotel.
- Campbell Valley Regional Park: the hotel's local page suggests it for families; check Metro Vancouver's rules for dogs on each trail.
Sources: Coast FAQ, amenities, pet policy; Cascades Hotel & Spa (cascadescasino.ca/hotel-spa). Checked 15 November 2026.