Lodging Choices in Winnipeg
A city of outstanding cultural experiences that includes art, music, dance and theatre, Winnipeg draws visitors from all walks of life. As a transportation hub of Manitoba, many travellers use the city as a jumping off point to the many activities and tours that can found throughout the province, such as Churchill’s polar bear tours. Throughout its warm summers and cold winters, the sunny city has accommodations that will suit every need and budget, including hotels and motels, conference facilities, bed and breakfasts, hostels and campgrounds.
HOTELS & MOTELS
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Surrounded by plentiful shopping, dining and nightlife, guests staying in downtown Winnipeg will find it difficult to be bored. Visitors can better familiarize themselves with the area by taking a tour of the region or by taking a stroll along the river walk or indoor walkways. The downtown experience wouldn't be complete without the chance to take in its copious cultural opportunities, such as the area's many galleries, museums, performances and events. The hotels in downtown Winnipeg are just as abundant and diverse, varying greatly in both cost and amenities. Guests looking to escape the ordinary of day to day life without leaving the city can spend a night in one of the remarkable themed suits of Mariaggi's Theme Suite Hotel, which includes luxury rooms decorated in themes of Africa, India, Morocco, Hawaii, Mexico, Japan, Rome and Jakarta.
Located in the city’s West End, the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (YWG) sees millions of passengers each year, with over a hundred flights a day by major airlines including West Jet, Air Canada and Delta Airlines. Travellers flying in and out of the city in need of accommodations can stay in one of the hotels located just minutes from the airport. For example, the Sandman Hotel and Suites Winnipeg Airport provides numerous amenities for both the business traveler and travelling families, such as an airport shuttle, a 24-hour on-site restaurant, business centre, room service, high speed Internet, a pool and fitness facilities.
If traveling in and out of the city, visitors will have little difficulty finding a place to rest with the number of hotels and motels to be found along the city’s main thoroughfares, such as the Trans Canada Highway (Highway 1). Ideally located on the Pembina Highway (Highway 42), on the south side of the city near the University of Manitoba, the Four Points by Sheraton Winnipeg South provides guests with popular amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a business centre, pool and fitness centre.
Kids & Pets
Winnipeg is home to plenty of kid friendly activities like amusement parks, waterslides, beaches and green spaces, meaning families will have plenty to do while visiting the city. Families can find rest after a busy day in one of the city's many family friendly hotels. These hotels provide a number of services that make spending a night away fun as well as restful and convenient with high speed Internet, movies, games, fridges, microwaves, indoor pools, hot tubs, complimentary breakfasts and on-site restaurants.
The Victoria Inn offers a number of fun room options including pool-side rooms with private pool access and themed children's rooms with adjoining deluxe rooms for parents. During the day families can make use of the Dino Beach Waterpark pool area, enjoy movies and games available for a fee or grab a bite to eat from the kids menu featured in the on-site restaurant. This hotel is also an excellent choice of accommodation for travelers with pets as it, like many others in the city, welcomes pets for a small fee.
Green
Visitors looking for environmentally responsible accommodation options while visiting the city of Winnipeg will discover that a number of hotels make an effort to be environmentally sustainable. These efforts include areas such as energy and water conservation, waste management, recycling programs, community outreach strategies and employee and guest education. The Greenwood Inn and Suites strives to provide every comfort for guests such as an on-site restaurant, exercise room, steam room, Jacuzzi and salt water pool, while consistently working to ensure that it does so in a sustainable and green way.
Conference Facilities
With the largest and most diverse conference and banquet facilities in the province, Winnipeg has a great deal to offer businesses, groups and couples. Facilities vary from boardroom-style space able to accommodate up to five guests to spacious rooms that can seat 1,400 guests banquet-style. Hotels with conference facilities provide a range of amenities and services such as on-site audio/visual equipment, linens, glassware and catering services, including head table and white glove services. In addition to its exceptional meeting and banquet space, the Inn at the Forks is located at the Forks National Historic Site and features an on-site restaurant, lounge, spa, fitness centre and downtown shuttle service.
BED & BREAKFASTS
A combination of simple homes and historic mansions, Winnipeg's bed and breakfasts are varied both in their styles and the amenities offered. Guests will find everything from small, cozy rooms to large multi-room suites. Amenities range from en suite bathrooms and Internet to fireplaces, hot tubs and pools. Most hosts serve a full breakfast to their guests and several also offer a vegetarian version.
Many of the city's bed and breakfasts are located only a short distance from Winnipeg's downtown, airport and West End areas, including Armstrong's Point. This river peninsula, which is home to several bed and breakfasts, is a heritage home area that is surrounded by the Assiniboine River and dates back 125 years. The Columns is a 1906 historic mansion that has been fully renovated and offers four luxury guestrooms, a library, exercise room and business centre.
HOSTELS
Travelers looking for affordable accommodations may wish to consider staying in one of the area's hostels. These budget friendly accommodations offer numerous amenities such as wireless Internet, guest kitchen facilities, a games room, air-conditioning and laundry facilities. Located in the city's centre amidst plentiful events and dining, the Hostelling International (HI) in downtown Winnipeg features both dorms and private rooms.
CAMPGROUNDS
The area’s campgrounds are an excellent family option and are located a short drive outside the city. Many of these campgrounds offer full-service RV sites, showers, laundromats, swimming pools and on-site convenience stores. The Lilac Resort—a water park and campground—is located 20 minutes southeast of Winnipeg and is home to live entertainment every weekend as well as numerous events.
HOTELS & MOTELS
Ideally Located
Surrounded by plentiful shopping, dining and nightlife, guests staying in downtown Winnipeg will find it difficult to be bored. Visitors can better familiarize themselves with the area by taking a tour of the region or by taking a stroll along the river walk or indoor walkways. The downtown experience wouldn't be complete without the chance to take in its copious cultural opportunities, such as the area's many galleries, museums, performances and events. The hotels in downtown Winnipeg are just as abundant and diverse, varying greatly in both cost and amenities. Guests looking to escape the ordinary of day to day life without leaving the city can spend a night in one of the remarkable themed suits of Mariaggi's Theme Suite Hotel, which includes luxury rooms decorated in themes of Africa, India, Morocco, Hawaii, Mexico, Japan, Rome and Jakarta.
Located in the city’s West End, the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (YWG) sees millions of passengers each year, with over a hundred flights a day by major airlines including West Jet, Air Canada and Delta Airlines. Travellers flying in and out of the city in need of accommodations can stay in one of the hotels located just minutes from the airport. For example, the Sandman Hotel and Suites Winnipeg Airport provides numerous amenities for both the business traveler and travelling families, such as an airport shuttle, a 24-hour on-site restaurant, business centre, room service, high speed Internet, a pool and fitness facilities.
If traveling in and out of the city, visitors will have little difficulty finding a place to rest with the number of hotels and motels to be found along the city’s main thoroughfares, such as the Trans Canada Highway (Highway 1). Ideally located on the Pembina Highway (Highway 42), on the south side of the city near the University of Manitoba, the Four Points by Sheraton Winnipeg South provides guests with popular amenities such as free Wi-Fi, a business centre, pool and fitness centre.
Kids & Pets
Winnipeg is home to plenty of kid friendly activities like amusement parks, waterslides, beaches and green spaces, meaning families will have plenty to do while visiting the city. Families can find rest after a busy day in one of the city's many family friendly hotels. These hotels provide a number of services that make spending a night away fun as well as restful and convenient with high speed Internet, movies, games, fridges, microwaves, indoor pools, hot tubs, complimentary breakfasts and on-site restaurants.
The Victoria Inn offers a number of fun room options including pool-side rooms with private pool access and themed children's rooms with adjoining deluxe rooms for parents. During the day families can make use of the Dino Beach Waterpark pool area, enjoy movies and games available for a fee or grab a bite to eat from the kids menu featured in the on-site restaurant. This hotel is also an excellent choice of accommodation for travelers with pets as it, like many others in the city, welcomes pets for a small fee.
Green
Visitors looking for environmentally responsible accommodation options while visiting the city of Winnipeg will discover that a number of hotels make an effort to be environmentally sustainable. These efforts include areas such as energy and water conservation, waste management, recycling programs, community outreach strategies and employee and guest education. The Greenwood Inn and Suites strives to provide every comfort for guests such as an on-site restaurant, exercise room, steam room, Jacuzzi and salt water pool, while consistently working to ensure that it does so in a sustainable and green way.
Conference Facilities
With the largest and most diverse conference and banquet facilities in the province, Winnipeg has a great deal to offer businesses, groups and couples. Facilities vary from boardroom-style space able to accommodate up to five guests to spacious rooms that can seat 1,400 guests banquet-style. Hotels with conference facilities provide a range of amenities and services such as on-site audio/visual equipment, linens, glassware and catering services, including head table and white glove services. In addition to its exceptional meeting and banquet space, the Inn at the Forks is located at the Forks National Historic Site and features an on-site restaurant, lounge, spa, fitness centre and downtown shuttle service.
BED & BREAKFASTS
A combination of simple homes and historic mansions, Winnipeg's bed and breakfasts are varied both in their styles and the amenities offered. Guests will find everything from small, cozy rooms to large multi-room suites. Amenities range from en suite bathrooms and Internet to fireplaces, hot tubs and pools. Most hosts serve a full breakfast to their guests and several also offer a vegetarian version.
Many of the city's bed and breakfasts are located only a short distance from Winnipeg's downtown, airport and West End areas, including Armstrong's Point. This river peninsula, which is home to several bed and breakfasts, is a heritage home area that is surrounded by the Assiniboine River and dates back 125 years. The Columns is a 1906 historic mansion that has been fully renovated and offers four luxury guestrooms, a library, exercise room and business centre.
HOSTELS
Travelers looking for affordable accommodations may wish to consider staying in one of the area's hostels. These budget friendly accommodations offer numerous amenities such as wireless Internet, guest kitchen facilities, a games room, air-conditioning and laundry facilities. Located in the city's centre amidst plentiful events and dining, the Hostelling International (HI) in downtown Winnipeg features both dorms and private rooms.
CAMPGROUNDS
The area’s campgrounds are an excellent family option and are located a short drive outside the city. Many of these campgrounds offer full-service RV sites, showers, laundromats, swimming pools and on-site convenience stores. The Lilac Resort—a water park and campground—is located 20 minutes southeast of Winnipeg and is home to live entertainment every weekend as well as numerous events.
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