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| Reasons to visit | Shopping, Sightseeing |
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Frankly to say, I have traveled to Vancouver so many times and stayed in so many different hotels. Atrium of course can't compare with higher class 5 stars hotels....but as value for money, Atrium tops them all! Very good booking price vs good services, clean room, breakfast and underground very secured parkings. I will pretty sure I will book Atrium again for next tra...
We went for a one night stay to see a concert at Air Canada Center, used the valet at $39.95 CAD for parking (highly recommended) , check in was quick, our room with single queen was on the small side but it made ho difference for a short stay, it was clean the stall courteous. Walk to the lake front in under 10 min!!!!!!!
The hotel is located at the downtown and just next to the Sky Train Burrad Station which you could reach everywhere. Walking distance to Canada Place and Waterfront. Hotel staff offered us free wifi in our room. Cool what's a nice treat. The room is spacious and the bed dings was extremely comfy. Highly recommend if anyone is looking for a value-added hotel.
It is one of hotels in downtown Toronto with best location , central to many different sight seeing spots , theatres, Eatons center, Yonge Street. Even check in check out always have lots of people line up, many staff available to minimize time. Room is clean and renovated. Hallway, lobby some area are dated. The swimming pool, whirlpool and gym are up at roof top and ...
The best hotel I’ve stayed at in Toronto. Close to Dundas square and very nice and clean with newly renovated rooms. Only thing is no parking on site so I had to pay $38 for parking somewhere else which is a bit far fetched considering the room for one night is over $200. In this case it should include parking with room. Other than that beautiful hotel and great staff...
Me and my son's first trip to Vancouver. My husband took us there for New Year's Celebration. Hotel is fantastic with great breakfast. The room is very clean. It has comfortable 2 queen beds with lots of soft and comfy pillows. We had an amazing view of the water, mountains and some part of the other city. The best part was, we had the view for the Fireworks. But the ...
Samantha checked us in and was very helpful and accommodating. Other staff members that we hadn't dealt with remembered us and our situation and we're very helpful. Was really nice to see. Calling after 11pm for some information and assistance wasn't the best but during the day they are. I really disliked the parking situation. You can only pay for valley and it...
We reserved 1 King Falls View Suite. I thought we were gonna get 14th floor like that. However, we got 26th floor. It was amazing. View was perfect, nothing blocked both U.S and Canada falls view. Service was good, they were so kind. If I stay Niagara falls again, I’ll decide here.
We booked a room which is facing the fallsview. The view was spectacular where you could see the US falls and Canada Horseshoe falls vividly. The hotel is just minutes walk to the niagara falls and less than 15 minutes walk to the entertainment district. Staff are friendly and helpful. The bathroom was huge and comes with a Jacuzzi bath tub.
Lots of counter space in bathroom and handy lighted, magnifying mirror! Complimentary water bottle was a nice touch. Fun to go to the casino too. Handy to the Canada Line to get to the airport. Or you can take a taxi. No airport shuttle. I would definitely stay here again!
Wew stayed in the Century Plaza Hotel and Spa for 3 nights prior to joining our Alaska cruise. We found the location ideal for access to downtown areas and Canada Place cruise port. An added benefit was that the free shuttle to the Capilano Suspension Bridge starts right outside the door (from Capilano a local bus operates to Grouse Mountain, a short ride further up ...
The location, rooms, staff and the indoor parking were all great, however, the breakfast was abysmal with a very limited choice and they don’t have a dishwasher so every plate/knife/fork/cup is made of plastic/polystyrene and gets thrown away. I had read a review that mentioned this before I booked but I didn’t fully comprehend the sheer volume of waste being produced...
My husband and I booked a last minute trip to Vancouver and were having a hard time finding an affordable hotel that would be reasonably far from the city center. We went with the Comfort Inn in North Vancouver and were pleased with the accommodations. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The room, as well as the hotel itself, is a bit old, but the room was clean...
Nice newly renovated rooms and facilities. Friendly kind staff at reception and restaurant. Very local neighborhood and many eatery places around. 15 minuets wall to the old city. Cheaper self parking option at the front of the hotel for $15. The price of breakfast buffet was high and the variations and quality were mediocre at the best. Recommend to go local bakery or...
It certainly was a pleasure checking in at the Hotel Zero in Montreal. After a very long drive, I was swiftly checked in and made aware of all of the amenities available during my stay. I must give the gentleman checking me in major kudos. I believe his name was Ryan. Hotel Zero is lucky to have him. He switched from french to english without a hiccup and treated ...
Situated across the street from the train staition, this hotel has spacious, up to dale rooms , great staff, lovely breakfast buffet and the best pool ever! Imagine getting into a pool indoors and then go through to an out door pool regardless of the temperature! Float away in the night undrer a starry sky - how unique and magical is that!! You can’t beat the pric...
great hotel with fun looking lobby. very close to the old city and china town, and there is a museum right accross the street, which i didn't check out due to time constraints. the rooms are nice and the amenities are very good. staff are fast and friendly. checking in and out was a breeze. overall i am very happy with the experience at the hyatt regency
This is the second time we stayed at Best Western and were around for the Grand prix. The hotel is centrally located and close to night life, major attractions. Great area for shopping and close to train station. Would strongly recommend staying here if you are visiting for 3-4 days, cause it is clsoe to everything.
room was clean, shower facility was fascinating. but the furniture is a little old.
The hotel went through a recent major renovation and we give it rave reviews. We are in Toronto often and have always stayed elsewhere. We think that is about to change. The King Eddie is an exceptional hotel in all categories. You will enjoy your stay. Get the delux king room… fabulous! Sent from my iPad
the hotel is really close to downtown. it is 23 minutes walk or 3 minutes car drive. hotel is also accessible to bus route. the hotel room that we got has a city view. the room is so clean and quiet. could use some more room for curtain as we cant close our curtain blind. hotel staffs are so nice. they also have an underground parking, you can pay at the reception (we...
Hotel room was very clean. Staff was very nice. For entertainment, you can cast Netflix or YouTube from your phone to the hotel TV.
I was with a group of twelve people who stayed overnight at the Best Western Plus Waterfront Hotel. We were all pleased with our rooms and the lovely views of the Detroit River skyline that we could view from our windows. Our rooms were clean and supplied with everything needed to make our stay comfortable. The complimentary breakfast had enough variety to meet the ...
Had a pleasure stay in the hotel. The complimentary shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion are all so good. Regular size blow dryer. Nice and comfy bed. Adequate lights. Bacon Mac and Cheese is the best M&C I've had by far! Please don't change the recipe, people will be coming back for that. Your gravy on your poutine is also good!!!!!!
I've stayed at this hotel before and didn't have any issues with the staff. This year I was bumped to an earlier flight and when I arrived I called to see if they had any rooms available similar to the one I booked. I wasn't given an option to upgrade. I was only given the option to wait until 3pm checkin or pay a $50 early check in fee. I declined because this fee ...
Some reviews I read criticized the area. So glad I ignored them. Nice quiet area only a five minute walk to the main shopping centre. Also walking distance to the food market which was great. Friendly staff with complementary town car. Chocolate strawberries were a nice touch for my wife's birthday. The room was a nice design although not overly large. The included bre...
This was my 3rd time staying at the Hyatt. I do have to say the quality of the hotel has decreased since my previous stays. We booked a 2 queen bedroom and because they couldn't keep up with cleaning they were trying to offer us double beds. The pool was full of children splashing, I have kids myself but I would never take them to a hotel like this, it was a bit obnoxi...
Congrats to all Trump International Hotel's staff. You are the best! From the check-in to the check-out, everything was perfect. The cleanliness was spotless, the guys from valet were extremely efficient and friendly and of front-desk were very thoughtful.
We met our friends in town (we are from out of town as well) for a night in the city. The hotel was comfortable, clean and a great location to everything. The next day we had a board meeting just 1/2 a block away (we had no idea when we booked how close it was). Everything with the check in and check out was efficient and easy. Would stay again in heartbeat.
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It is so well-decorated I feel like I was living in a museum. Breakfast is simple, bread and many choice of spread, e.g. jam, butter, chocolate, honey, cream cheese and peanut butter. They also provide maple oat meal which is very local style. But I wonder why they didn't provide maple syrup for bread.
Brief stay, very happy with it, Pierre+staff friendly + helpful, place clean, central
i like staying here, very clean including the kitchen area, close to stores, restaurant and transit depot :D friendly staff, thank you
The hostel is right on Baker Street in Nelson. Great place, nice staff, good kitchen, comfy beds.
good and clean room, but has a shared washroom.
Although the booking was thought to be at a bed and breakfast, the stay at this hostel was very good. Parking was limited but due to the winter season not a problem. Staff was most helpful and interested in meeting our needs. The room was spacious with the most interesting wall art made of tiles. Very lovely. Breakfast was make it yourself as is the custom at a ho...
We had 3 people staying in a family room (2 bunk beds). It's better than a hostel. There were young families staying there. Room was very clean. Downstairs has a huge communal area plus kitchen. There's even a commercial size fridge with sections (labelled) for every room. Golden is also a lovely town.
This is really a French-style hotel from decoration to customer service. The breakfast here is simple but delicious with pancake and some other foods. Everyone are friendly and nice. It takes about 15min to Old Montréal by metro. Just a small stuff because the wifi connection doesn't work in my room. However, I still like this hotel.
I stayed here twice and all the staff here are really really nice. Clean sweet hostel providing everything, i met so many friends here . The location is perfect, in downtown and along the point Pleasant park and bus station and bars area. They gave me a big hug when I came back second time.
Stayed for close to 1 week. Really nice setup Good wifi Great kitchen
North Coast Trail Backpackers far exceeded my expectations in all categories. The location is incredible! Centrally located with a short walk to the water and an incredible view! Anne and her staff love what they do and it shows in how organized, clean and well run North Coast is. If you're thinking of staying here, don't hesitate!
Clean, organized, great people!
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The HI-Whistler was very nice for a HI, we visited in summer and it was very warm, unfortunately there was no air-con in the room, which made it a bit hot. Also the wifi was a bit hit and miss in the building.
This Hostel was all around perfect. I actually ended up wanting to spend more time IN the hostel than the city itself. The cleanliness, staff, facilities even down to the decor was all perfect. It didn't feel like a hostel at all, it felt much more homely. I can't fault the hostel in anyway. One thing that stood out to me was the linens! Very tempted to ask where I can...
If you are a budget traveler and looking for a reasonable hotel,this is one of them you can consider.With the small room and bathroom.We stayed in a queen bedroom, there were not much room space to walk around and bathroom are small which serves the purpose.Staff were really helpful in giving inputs whats around the city.
Breakfast is what you would find at a regular motel, juice cereal fruit coffee, of course you can cook your own. I bit on the warm and muggy side as the window is small and it is difficult to air out the room. I received bad advice to walk to the aquarium. It was too far and the signs inadequate to find it once inside the park. Best to take the number 6 bus. Otherwise ...
Perfect location close to the beach, good staff. The only thing missing is outlets to charge phones.
Great location,convenient and most of all a very spacious room and very well kept room Services. Food and places of interest is just 5 minutes away totally the Best Hotel you can find in the strip and Best valued Hotel you cannot be wrong to book this as your preferred stay in Niagara Falls Toronto Canada.
Pros: price, breakfast, staff, cleanliness, parking. Cons: A lot of people were smoking in corridor or in their rooms. Breakfast to be improved. The same hotel served in Quebec city served boiled eggs and yougurt in breakfast, although price was more. Overall the place was good to stay for overnight. I will go again. You can borrow a fridge for $10:00.
I was only there for one night. I had interactions with two front desk people and one cleaning lady. They were all friendly and very helpful. The room was very clean. Breakfast was buffet style. It was good, with a good variety of food/beverage choices. It is close to the airport but you don't hear any planes overhead. Shuttle service to the airport is very good...
I booked the room (excellent price for 2 nights)and showed up at the hotel 10 minutes later and was able to check in.Extremely helpful front desk clerk.I was able to get a room on the main floor, very clean, quiet and beds were excellent.No issues to report.Will definitely stay there again for my courses I take there for oilfield work.Thanks again.
Decided to do a quick overnight stay in Niagra Falls and decided to book at America's best Value in as we have stayed at the chain before and been pleased. On this visit we arrived and there was barely any parking. We checked in and was told $8.00 parking fee on top of room rate. Got to room and it was average. Dated. Bed was hard and only 2 flat pillows. Requested mor...
Large room in a well priced hotel in Niagara. A bit off the main strip but still close enough to walk. No frills hotel with decor from the 80's, but it was clean and suited our budget needs.
It's been a great stay at blue moon hotel! The rooms were clean and free of any odour. This is an ideal place for a couple who is looking for a reasonable stay within the budget. The wego busstop is right in front of the hotel for those who want to commute to Niagara falls.
Everything was as described, and functional. Staff was very nice. Not sure what else you could ask for at this price point.
Very clean rooms. Very nice staff especially the two guys at night shifts. They are very gentle and generous. Excellent customer service. kids like the pool. I will come back again. Thanks
a little far from rainbow bridge, but it is cheap! breadfast is from 6:30 am to 9:30. milk and bread are both fine.
The room was really comfortable and clean. Breakfast was a simple continental and we didn't find it a hassle at all to collect it from reception. Only downside was the noise from the road but it wasn't too bad if you're used to some noise, e.g. towns/cities anyway.
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It is one of hotels in downtown Toronto with best location , central to many different sight seeing spots , theatres, Eatons center, Yonge Street. Even check in check out always have lots of people line up, many staff available to minimize time. Room is clean and renovated. Hallway, lobby some area are dated. The swimming pool, whirlpool and gym are up at roof top and ...
The best hotel I’ve stayed at in Toronto. Close to Dundas square and very nice and clean with newly renovated rooms. Only thing is no parking on site so I had to pay $38 for parking somewhere else which is a bit far fetched considering the room for one night is over $200. In this case it should include parking with room. Other than that beautiful hotel and great staff...
Samantha checked us in and was very helpful and accommodating. Other staff members that we hadn't dealt with remembered us and our situation and we're very helpful. Was really nice to see. Calling after 11pm for some information and assistance wasn't the best but during the day they are. I really disliked the parking situation. You can only pay for valley and it...
We reserved 1 King Falls View Suite. I thought we were gonna get 14th floor like that. However, we got 26th floor. It was amazing. View was perfect, nothing blocked both U.S and Canada falls view. Service was good, they were so kind. If I stay Niagara falls again, I’ll decide here.
We booked a room which is facing the fallsview. The view was spectacular where you could see the US falls and Canada Horseshoe falls vividly. The hotel is just minutes walk to the niagara falls and less than 15 minutes walk to the entertainment district. Staff are friendly and helpful. The bathroom was huge and comes with a Jacuzzi bath tub.
Lots of counter space in bathroom and handy lighted, magnifying mirror! Complimentary water bottle was a nice touch. Fun to go to the casino too. Handy to the Canada Line to get to the airport. Or you can take a taxi. No airport shuttle. I would definitely stay here again!
Situated across the street from the train staition, this hotel has spacious, up to dale rooms , great staff, lovely breakfast buffet and the best pool ever! Imagine getting into a pool indoors and then go through to an out door pool regardless of the temperature! Float away in the night undrer a starry sky - how unique and magical is that!! You can’t beat the pric...
great hotel with fun looking lobby. very close to the old city and china town, and there is a museum right accross the street, which i didn't check out due to time constraints. the rooms are nice and the amenities are very good. staff are fast and friendly. checking in and out was a breeze. overall i am very happy with the experience at the hyatt regency
the hotel is really close to downtown. it is 23 minutes walk or 3 minutes car drive. hotel is also accessible to bus route. the hotel room that we got has a city view. the room is so clean and quiet. could use some more room for curtain as we cant close our curtain blind. hotel staffs are so nice. they also have an underground parking, you can pay at the reception (we...
Some reviews I read criticized the area. So glad I ignored them. Nice quiet area only a five minute walk to the main shopping centre. Also walking distance to the food market which was great. Friendly staff with complementary town car. Chocolate strawberries were a nice touch for my wife's birthday. The room was a nice design although not overly large. The included bre...
This was my 3rd time staying at the Hyatt. I do have to say the quality of the hotel has decreased since my previous stays. We booked a 2 queen bedroom and because they couldn't keep up with cleaning they were trying to offer us double beds. The pool was full of children splashing, I have kids myself but I would never take them to a hotel like this, it was a bit obnoxi...
We met our friends in town (we are from out of town as well) for a night in the city. The hotel was comfortable, clean and a great location to everything. The next day we had a board meeting just 1/2 a block away (we had no idea when we booked how close it was). Everything with the check in and check out was efficient and easy. Would stay again in heartbeat.
We decided to try the airport Hilton rather than our usual go-to airport hotel. We had flown back to Toronto from the west and were staying in TO for two nights before heading home on Sunday. The hotel has been redone from top to bottom and done very nicely. We rented a king-bed room which was roomy for the two of us. However, I think that it is always the staff that ‘...
I come to Vancouver about 5 times a year for meetings. Although I may be required to stay at other properties depending on the location/nature of the visit, when I get to book hotel myself, the Hilton is always my first choice. For me it is the best example of the increase in quality that one can get for a bit more money per night. The rooms are modern and clean. M...
Great position for attending the Calgary Stampede. Easy walk to the show ground. Had nice, comfortable room. Had long wait one morning for breakfast order (over 30 minutes). The buffet breakfast was good but the food needed to be hotter.
excellent hotel with very confortable bedding. Perfect location on the bay. Ideal to have a good rest. The swimming pool is very welcome with a hot tube to have both cold and warm baths. The staff is very friendly and not too present which makes the stay in this hotel nice, pleasant and calm. The buffet on Sunday was OK for $21.95 but don't go around noon otherwise yo...
Wonderful hotel. The pool was a little smaller than I expected but everything was good. Super comfy beds. The only reason I am giving 4 stars is that there were no curtains to cover up the huge window in our room. Just a white mesh lace curtain. So in the morning the sunlight came through too brightly which was hard for us to sleep in. Other than that the rooms were cl...
My mum and I are pretty picky about hotels and their service because we've been to so many hotels in the past ( high end to low end, experiences them all). First of all the girl at the front dest that checked us in was super super nice. She was o friendly and made us feel welcome. The room had a great view of the city. The pool was nice also, big enough to do laps. The...
Our travel agent researched and booked The Westin Harbour Castle Hotel for us and we couldn't have been happier. Okay, it's a huge (900+ rooms) convention style hotel but the rate offered via Agoda was great compared to similar Toronto downtown 4* and 5* rated hotels. The rooms with comfy king beds are huge and the bathrooms are lovely. The hotel has numerous food and ...
Wish Valet was a choice and that the parking lot was cleared of snow, the rooms are very dry, but they brought a humidifier up when asked.
An honest steal for the price and the amazing location. I can't stress enough how much I would recommend my friends to stay in this hotel should they ever visit Niagara Falls. Breakfast can be bought at around CAD22 on site, with a good variety of food and an excellent view of the falls in the morning. In my personal opinion, it has the best location of all the hotels,...
Very well appointed hotel on the edge of the old city. Easy to access with very good rooms.
The location is excellent - steps away from wonderful restaurants like Alo/Aloette, Byblos, and Pai, ten hops to Starbucks and the local drugstore/mart, and an easy Uber ride away to anywhere. Room is more than decent, with a firm but soft bed and 3 pillows, fresh sheets and clean bathroom. With microwave too. Breakfast is ok - not much by way of selection but taste...
I made the reservation before I read the reviews from the other web site. I almost cancelled my reservations due to these very negative reviews. I'm glad I didn't, It turned out the suite we stayed for 3 nights were much better than our expectations.
Great locations. I’m staying to go for interviews in Bay Street and it’s super close. And it’s right next to greyhound Toronto bus stop so it’s easy for me to go back to Waterloo. The chocolate chips cookies they gave me are the best!!!!!
The staff was so friendly and helpful. The location of this hotel is ideal. Right across the street from the Canada Line.
You never know what you're going to truly get when booking a hotel online. I was glad to see my research persevered, and my choice was perfect for what we were looking for-- a place to spend a milestone birthday without too much hooopla. Although not located in the central area of hotels near Union Station-- I found coming back to this boutique hotel relaxing. Once I ...
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2-night stopover on the way to Whistler. We were here over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Pretty quiet time as I guess most people were with their families. The staff did a great job being cheery and welcoming. Although we found that all over Canada too so maybe it's something in their water! :-) Room was great, comfy and felt like a home away from home. Highly re...
I've stayed at many 5 star properties and this hotel is at the top of the list with best bathroom experience ever. Even my 6 yo who has discriminating tastes thought this was the best hotel ever. And the concierge service was amazing. Thanks William!
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Excellent service by all hotel staff, room was spacious and clean with commendable amenities. Location was amazing, walking distance to shopping district. Will definitely return!
The owners of this B&B are so kind and hospitable. From the moment we walked in the door until the moment we left it felt like home. The room we stayed it was the hideaway, which was small, but really all we needed. Next time we will go one room up for the jacuzzi. Great quiet location and within walking distance of the town center!
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Perfect location. Beautiful clean rooms. Friendly staff. AMAZING.
This has been one of my favorite hotel experiences over the past few years (though hotel is not the right term for Middle Beach Lodge). The ocean side view from our room was absolutely beautiful and nothing compares to falling asleep to the sound of the ocean. We stayed in late October, but the weather was really nice and walking along the beach was wonderful. The room...
Really nice view, clean room and great breakfast. Please update your guest policies to indicate children are not welcome:) 4 reasons I would not stay again: 1. We called to ask when check-in was. She could not initially find our reservation. She thanked me for calling as otherwise double bookings can occur. Then she said check-in was between 4 and 6, although she was ...
It was a wonderful place to relax at after busy days at a trade show. May and Debbie made sure we had everything we needed. The breakfasts were amazing. Very friendly guests made the overall visit a great experience. Thanks so much.
Perfect! No complaints! Wouldn't stay anywhere else!
We stayed for a quick overnight on our drive through Northern Ontario. We booked a room at Mystic Isle without knowing much about it but we’re happily surprised. The rooms were clean and fresh, the water hot and clear. The rooms were filled with thoughtful touches that made the stay feel more like home: nice towels, glass and china cups/mugs, a mini-fridge and tastefu...
Great hotel centrally located. Outstanding beds in a large confortable room. Maybe the bathroom is a little small. But service is great.
Experience was exceptional from check in to check out. King suite. Fireplace. S'mores in the courtyard. Wine tasting in Sidecut. Superb service across the board. Ski Concierge was simple and smooth. Shuttle service [almost] round the clock. Anything requested was provided. Spa was divine. Stunning location with superb views from the room. One of the best hotels ever st...
We just returned from our stay in Room #2 and think they deserve a 10, not a 9.7. It was perfect. Our room was gigantic, spotless and sumptuously decorated, including tastefully arranged vases of fresh flowers, a fireplace, a gigantic tub and fluffy robes. Breakfast was fantastic and different every morning. In addition to fresh fruit, yogurt, fredhly baked scones and...
We would recommend to anyone.
Cold-hot water temperature control of water in bathroom basins in room 7 was a bit difficult to manage—seemed to be regulated by temperature control in the shower! Dinner was mostly delicious except for disappointing cheese plate.
We stayed just one night but had such an amazing stay! The rooms look directly over the inlet, our room was beautiful and clean, with a very comfortable bed. The breakfast brought to our room in the morning was a treat! Such a gem, we can't wait to come back!
There is construction going on outside, so I asked for high quiet floor. I was put in room that looked right on the construction site on the 6th floor. When I called to the front desk they said they had.a higher, quieter room, but when I went to exchange keys, they said they were mistaken, and gave me a lower room on the 5th floor, away from construction, but still wit...
Spectacular setting, beautiful townhouse with views of the Purcell Mountain Range. So nice. The kitchen was well provisioned, the bathrooms were very well stocked with towels, soap etc. We used the Bar-B-Que a couple of times. So nice, the only change I would make would be too allow local Television. We were very busy and just wanted to check the news and sports f...
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The hosts are very nice, giving us very warm welcome. We chatted a lot when having breakfast. Btw the breakfast tasted great. The house was well decorated, and the room was so cozy. It was really an amazing experience to read in such a warm comfortable room.
Overall a fabulous experience and I’d definitely go back. Room was cozy and the pool experience was great. The place is becoming a little dated and could use some TLC and breakfast was slightly pricey but the views and experience make up for this.
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What's the average price of a hotel in Canada?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Canada is USD 140. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Canada is USD 188. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Canada is USD 257.
What's the average price of a hotel in Canada this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Canada this weekend is USD 138. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Canada this weekend is USD 180. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Canada this weekend is USD 228.
What's the average price of a hotel in Canada tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Canada tonight is USD 134. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Canada tonight is USD 179. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Canada tonight is USD 228.
What are the most popular hotels in Canada?
Some of our most popular hotels in Canada are One King West Hotel and Residence, Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Calgary Downtown and YWCA Hotel Vancouver.
What are the best hotels in Canada for couples?
Hotels in Canada that are highly rated by couples include Chelsea Hotel Toronto, One King West Hotel and Residence and Monte Carlo Inn Airport Suites.
What are the best hotels in Canada for families?
Hotels in Canada that are highly rated by families include Chelsea Hotel Toronto, One King West Hotel and Residence and Monte Carlo Inn Airport Suites.
What are the most popular cities in Canada to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Canada include Toronto (ON), Montreal (QC), and Vancouver (BC).
What are the best hotels in Toronto (ON)?
Verified travelers to Toronto (ON) have given top reviews to One King West Hotel and Residence, Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto and Union Hotel Toronto.
What are the best hotels in Montreal (QC)?
Verified travelers to Montreal (QC) have given top reviews to Hotel Saint-Laurent Montréal, Hotel Faubourg Montreal Centre Ville Downtown 183492 and Hotel Monville.
What are the best hotels in Vancouver (BC)?
Verified travelers to Vancouver (BC) have given top reviews to YWCA Hotel Vancouver, Hyatt Regency Vancouver and Samesun Vancouver.
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Each region boasts its own distinct flavor and attractions. In British Columbia, outdoor enthusiasts can hike through lush rainforests or ski down world-class slopes. Alberta's national parks, such as Banff and Jasper, are perfect for those seeking adventure amidst stunning mountain scenery. Meanwhile, the prairies of Saskatchewan and Manitoba showcase vast open spaces and rich agricultural landscapes. As you travel east, Ontario’s bustling cities like Toronto and Ottawa offer cultural experiences, while the maritime provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick charm visitors with their coastal beauty and maritime history. No matter where you go, Canada’s natural beauty and cultural richness promise unforgettable memories.
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Canada is a year-round destination, and each season offers its own unique highlights. Winter transforms the landscape into a snowy wonderland, perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and cozying up by a fireplace. Popular winter sports can be enjoyed in places like Whistler and Banff, where the slopes are always ready for adventure. The holiday season brings festive markets and seasonal celebrations, making it a magical time to visit cities like Quebec City, known for its enchanting winter carnival.
As spring arrives, the melting snow reveals vibrant flowers and lush greenery. This is the ideal time for outdoor activities like hiking and biking, particularly in national parks where wildlife begins to emerge from hibernation. Summer in Canada is a celebration of festivals, with events like the Calgary Stampede and Toronto's Caribana drawing crowds from near and far. The warm weather invites travelers to explore city parks, enjoy lakeside activities, and take part in outdoor concerts.
Fall, on the other hand, showcases Canada’s stunning foliage, particularly in regions like Ontario and Quebec. The changing leaves create a picturesque backdrop for road trips and hiking excursions. Harvest festivals celebrate the bounty of the season, offering a taste of local produce and artisanal goods. No matter the season, Canada has something special to offer, making it a destination worth visiting throughout the year.
Travel Tips for an Unforgettable Canadian Adventure
Traveling in Canada can be an exciting adventure, but being prepared can make your experience even better. Understanding local customs and etiquette is essential for a smooth trip. Canadians are known for their politeness, so a simple “thank you” or “please” goes a long way. Tipping is customary in restaurants, typically around 15-20% of the bill. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the metric system, as distances and temperatures are measured in kilometers and Celsius, respectively.
Currency in Canada is the Canadian Dollar (CAD), and it's advisable to have some cash on hand for small purchases. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but some smaller establishments may prefer cash. For those traveling from markets, it’s a good idea to notify your bank of your travel plans to avoid any issues with card usage abroad. When it comes to language, Canada is officially bilingual, with English and French being the primary languages. While English is predominant in most provinces, French is widely spoken in Quebec, so learning a few basic phrases can enhance your experience.
Booking accommodations in Canada is easy and convenient with Agoda.com, where travelers can find a variety of options to suit their needs. From luxury hotels in Canada to budget-friendly stays, there’s something for everyone. Consider the location of your accommodation; staying in the heart of the city can provide easy access to attractions and dining options. For a truly Canadian experience, look for unique lodgings like boutique hotels or charming bed-and-breakfasts. With the right planning and preparation, your Canadian adventure is sure to be unforgettable!
Where to Lay Your Head in Canada
Finding the perfect place to stay is crucial for any traveler, and Canada offers a plethora of accommodation options to suit every preference and budget. For those seeking luxury, the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto stands out with its elegant design and top-notch amenities. Guests rave about the excellent food and the hotel's proximity to major attractions, making it a prime choice for those who want to indulge while exploring the city.
If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option, The Novotel Toronto Center Hotel is a fantastic choice. Reviewers appreciate its convenient location near conference venues and its delicious on-site restaurant. This hotel provides a comfortable stay without breaking the bank, making it a great option for both business and leisure travelers.
Families and groups may prefer accommodations that cater to their specific needs. The Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel and Suites is an excellent choice for those visiting the iconic falls. With friendly staff and clean rooms, this hotel offers stunning views and easy access to attractions like the Journey Behind the Falls. For travelers needing a bit more space, consider the Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre Calgary Airport, which provides comfortable rooms and convenient access to Calgary’s main attractions.
Whether you’re looking for a high-end experience or a cozy budget stay, Canada’s diverse selection of accommodations ensures that every traveler can find their perfect home away from home. Booking through Agoda.com makes it easy to compare options and secure the best deals, so you can focus on enjoying your Canadian adventure!
Why Agoda.com is Your Best Travel Companion
When planning a trip to Canada, choosing the right platform for booking your accommodations can make all the difference. Agoda.com stands out as an excellent choice for travelers seeking a seamless booking experience. With an extensive selection of hotels, from luxurious resorts to budget-friendly options, Agoda caters to every type of traveler. Whether you're looking for a chic boutique hotel in downtown Toronto or a cozy lodge in the heart of the Rockies, Agoda has you covered.
One of the key benefits of using Agoda.com is the exclusive deals and discounts available to users. With frequent promotions and special offers, travelers can save money while enjoying quality accommodations. The user-friendly interface allows you to easily filter options based on your preferences, such as price range, amenities, and location. Plus, with detailed reviews from fellow travelers, you can make informed decisions about where to stay, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience during your visit to Canada.
Agoda's commitment to customer service further enhances the travel experience. The platform provides 24/7 support to assist with any inquiries or concerns, ensuring peace of mind while traveling. Additionally, Agoda's mobile app allows for on-the-go bookings, making it easy to secure accommodations even at the last minute. With Agoda.com as your travel companion, you can focus on exploring Canada’s breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cities, knowing that your lodging needs are well taken care of.
Getting Around Canada with Ease
Exploring Canada’s vast landscapes and urban centers is an adventure in itself, and understanding the transportation options available can enhance your travel experience. Major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal boast efficient public transport systems, including subways, buses, and streetcars, making it easy to navigate without a car. For instance, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) offers a comprehensive system that connects various neighborhoods and attractions, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the city’s culture without worrying about parking.
For those who prefer to drive, renting a car can be an excellent way to explore Canada’s stunning scenery at your own pace. Many rental companies operate in major airports and city centers, providing a variety of vehicles to suit your needs. Driving along the scenic routes, such as the Icefields Parkway in Alberta or the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, offers breathtaking views and opportunities to stop at charming towns and natural attractions. Just be mindful of road conditions, especially during winter months, as snow and ice can affect travel times.
Domestic flights are another convenient option for traversing the vast distances between cities and provinces. Airlines offer numerous daily flights connecting major cities, ensuring that you can easily hop from one destination to another. If you’re venturing into remote areas, consider booking a regional flight or exploring bus services that cater to travelers looking to experience the beauty of Canada’s lesser-known regions. With various transportation options at your disposal, getting around Canada is both accessible and enjoyable.
Unmissable Activities for Every Traveler
Canada is brimming with activities that cater to every type of traveler, ensuring that your adventure is filled with unforgettable experiences. For those who appreciate the great outdoors, a trip to Banff National Park is a must. Here, visitors can hike through stunning trails, marvel at turquoise glacial lakes, and spot wildlife such as elk and bears. The park also offers opportunities for skiing in winter, making it a year-round destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Cultural enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in Canada’s urban centers. Take a guided Toronto Walking Tour that includes a visit to the iconic CN Tower and a scenic river cruise. This experience provides a unique perspective of the city’s skyline and its rich history. In Montreal, don’t miss the chance to explore Old Montreal’s cobblestone streets, where history comes alive through beautifully preserved architecture and vibrant local shops. Each city has its own unique charm and attractions waiting to be discovered.
For a more laid-back experience, consider visiting Niagara Falls. The Journey Behind the Falls attraction offers an up-close view of the thundering waters, providing a thrilling experience as you stand just feet away from the cascading falls. Alternatively, the White Water Walk allows you to stroll along the edge of the Niagara River, taking in the breathtaking views of the rapids. With such a diverse range of activities available, every traveler can find something that piques their interest and creates lasting memories in Canada.
Shop Till You Drop in Canada
Shopping in Canada is an adventure in itself, offering everything from high-end boutiques to local artisan markets. Major cities like Toronto and Vancouver boast vibrant shopping districts where you can find a mix of international brands and unique Canadian products. The Eaton Centre in Toronto is a popular destination, featuring over 250 stores, including renowned fashion labels and local shops. It’s a shopper’s paradise, with something for everyone!
If you're on the lookout for unique souvenirs, head to local markets and artisan fairs. The St. Lawrence Market in Toronto is a must-visit, showcasing fresh produce, gourmet foods, and handmade crafts. Here, you can sample local delicacies like peameal bacon sandwiches or browse through stalls filled with artisanal goods. Similarly, Granville Island in Vancouver offers a charming market experience, complete with local artisans and gourmet food vendors, making it a perfect spot to pick up a one-of-a-kind memento from your trip.
For those who enjoy luxury shopping, Bloor Street in Toronto is home to designer boutiques and upscale department stores. Whether you're searching for high-end fashion, jewelry, or unique home décor, this area delivers a premium shopping experience. Don't forget to check out local craftsmanship in smaller towns and cities; you might find beautiful handmade items that reflect Canada’s rich culture and heritage. With diverse shopping options across the country, you're bound to find something special to take home.
Nature's Majesty Awaits in Canada's National Parks
Canada is renowned for its stunning national parks, each offering breathtaking landscapes and a variety of outdoor activities. Banff National Park, located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, is a top destination for both adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. Visitors can hike the picturesque trails, take in the views from the Banff Gondola, or enjoy a relaxing soak in the Banff Upper Hot Springs. The park's stunning lakes, such as Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, are perfect for photography, especially during the fall when the foliage transforms into vibrant hues.
Another gem is Jasper National Park, known for its vast wilderness and dark skies, making it an ideal location for stargazing. The Maligne Lake area offers opportunities for canoeing and wildlife spotting, while the Icefields Parkway provides one of the most scenic drives in the world. Travelers can stop at the Columbia Icefield to experience the Athabasca Glacier up close, an unforgettable experience that showcases Canada’s natural beauty.
For those seeking a different kind of adventure, Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador offers unique geological features and stunning coastal views. Hiking the Gros Morne Mountain trail rewards visitors with panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. The park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its ecological significance. With so many national parks to explore, Canada’s natural wonders promise breathtaking experiences and unforgettable memories for every visitor.
Delve into Canada's Rich History and Culture
Canada's history is as vast and diverse as its landscape, filled with rich stories waiting to be uncovered. Begin your cultural journey in Quebec City, where the historic Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites visitors to stroll through its cobblestone streets lined with charming boutiques and cafés. The impressive Château Frontenac dominates the skyline, and a visit to the Terrasse Dufferin offers stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. Delve into the city's French heritage by sampling local delicacies like poutine and tourtière, which reflect the region's culinary traditions.
In Montreal, the Notre-Dame Basilica stands as a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, captivating visitors with its intricate design and vibrant stained glass windows. This cultural hotspot is not just about architecture; it also pulsates with artistic energy. Explore the art scene in the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood, where vibrant murals adorn the streets, showcasing the city's creative spirit. Additionally, museums like the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts provide insight into Canada’s artistic heritage, featuring both local and international works.
Across the country, historical sites tell the story of Indigenous cultures, European settlers, and the evolution of Canadian society. Visit the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau to learn about the nation’s past, including the rich traditions of Indigenous peoples. Exhibits highlight the contributions of various communities to Canada’s identity, offering a comprehensive view of its multicultural fabric. With so many historical and cultural attractions, Canada invites you to explore and appreciate the narratives that shape its unique identity.
Family-Friendly Fun Across Canada
Traveling with family? Canada offers a plethora of attractions that cater to visitors of all ages, ensuring that everyone has a memorable experience. The Calgary Zoo is a fantastic destination for families, featuring a diverse array of animals and interactive exhibits that engage children and adults alike. Kids can enjoy the Discovery Centre, where they can learn about wildlife conservation through hands-on activities. The zoo's beautiful gardens provide a perfect spot for a family picnic after a day of exploring.
In Vancouver, Stanley Park is a must-visit, boasting scenic views, walking trails, and the Vancouver Aquarium. Families can rent bikes to explore the park's seawall, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll through the lush landscapes. The aquarium offers fascinating marine life exhibits, including playful sea otters and mesmerizing jellyfish, making it an educational experience for young explorers. For a bit of thrill, the nearby Capilano Suspension Bridge Park provides an exciting adventure as visitors walk across the swaying bridge above the treetops.
For those venturing to Niagara Falls, the Niagara SkyWheel offers breathtaking views of the iconic falls from a unique perspective. Families can also enjoy the Journey Behind the Falls attraction, where they can get up close to the thundering waters. With so many family-friendly activities available, Canada is a fantastic destination for creating lasting memories with loved ones.
Festivals and Events That Celebrate Canadian Culture
Canada's vibrant festivals and events reflect the country's rich cultural tapestry, making it a fantastic destination for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in local traditions. One of the most famous celebrations is the Calgary Stampede, held every July. This iconic rodeo showcases thrilling events such as bull riding, chuckwagon races, and live music performances. Visitors can enjoy the lively atmosphere, indulge in delicious fair food, and experience the spirit of the Wild West.
In winter, Quebec City hosts the enchanting Winter Carnival, one of the largest and oldest winter festivals in the world. The event features a variety of activities, including ice sculptures, parades, and outdoor concerts. Families can enjoy sledding, ice skating, and visiting Bonhomme, the festival's beloved snowman mascot. The festive atmosphere is enhanced by twinkling lights and the warmth of local cuisine, making it a magical experience for all.
Summer brings the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), attracting film enthusiasts from around the globe. This renowned event showcases a diverse lineup of films, including premieres and documentaries, providing a platform for both established and emerging filmmakers. Attendees can participate in Q&A sessions, red carpet events, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Toronto. With an array of festivals and events throughout the year, Canada invites you to celebrate its rich culture and community spirit.
Experience the Thrill of Outdoor Adventures
For adventure seekers, Canada is a playground of outdoor activities that cater to all levels of thrill-seeking. The majestic Rocky Mountains offer unparalleled opportunities for hiking, skiing, and snowboarding. In Banff National Park, the stunning trails lead to breathtaking viewpoints like Peyto Lake, where turquoise waters contrast against the rugged landscape. During the winter months, the park transforms into a winter wonderland, attracting skiers and snowboarders to its world-class slopes.
In Ontario, Algonquin Provincial Park provides a haven for kayaking and canoeing enthusiasts. Paddle through serene lakes surrounded by lush forests, and keep an eye out for wildlife such as moose and beavers. The park also offers numerous hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging backcountry routes, making it a fantastic destination for nature lovers. For those seeking a unique experience, consider a guided eco-tour to learn about the region's flora and fauna.
On the East Coast, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia offers stunning coastal views and opportunities for hiking, cycling, and whale watching. Travelers can explore the picturesque fishing villages and indulge in fresh seafood while taking in the breathtaking scenery. With so many outdoor adventures available, Canada is the perfect destination for those looking to experience the beauty of nature firsthand.
Nightlife and Entertainment in Major Cities
Canada's major cities come alive after dark, offering a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to diverse tastes. In Toronto, the entertainment district is a hub for nightlife enthusiasts, featuring an array of bars, clubs, and live music venues. From trendy rooftop bars with stunning skyline views to intimate jazz clubs, there’s something for everyone. For a unique experience, catch a performance at the iconic Massey Hall or enjoy a night out at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, where you can see some of the best musicals and plays in the country.
Vancouver also boasts a lively nightlife, with Granville Street being a popular destination for nightlife lovers. The area is filled with clubs, pubs, and lounges that cater to various tastes, from casual hangouts to upscale venues. For a more laid-back evening, visit one of the city’s many craft breweries or wine bars, where you can sample local brews and wines while mingling with locals. Don’t miss out on the vibrant food scene either; many restaurants offer late-night dining options that showcase the best of Canadian cuisine.
Montreal is known for its nightlife, especially in the Plateau-Mont-Royal area, where the streets are lined with bars and live music venues. The city is famous for its festivals, including the Montreal International Jazz Festival, which attracts top musicians from around the world. Whether you're dancing the night away or enjoying a quiet drink with friends, Canada’s nightlife offers a diverse range of experiences that are sure to make your evenings unforgettable.
Indulge in the Flavors of Canadian Cuisine
Canada's culinary landscape is a delightful mix of flavors and influences, reflecting its multicultural heritage. From coast to coast, each region offers unique dishes that showcase local ingredients and traditions. In Quebec, poutine is a must-try dish, consisting of crispy fries topped with cheese curds and smothered in gravy. This comforting dish can be found in many diners and food trucks across the province, making it a popular choice among locals and visitors alike.
In the Maritimes, fresh seafood is a highlight, with dishes like lobster rolls and fish chowder taking center stage. The region's coastal towns offer numerous seafood shacks where you can enjoy freshly caught fare while taking in the ocean views. Don't miss the chance to try the famous Nova Scotia lobster, known for its sweet and tender meat. In British Columbia, the farm-to-table movement is thriving, and Vancouver's diverse food scene features a range of international cuisines, from sushi to dim sum.
For dessert lovers, Canada has its share of sweet treats. Butter tarts, a classic Canadian dessert, feature a flaky pastry shell filled with a gooey mixture of butter, sugar, and eggs. You can find them in bakeries across the country, each with its own twist on the traditional recipe. With so many delicious options to explore, Canada’s culinary scene promises to satisfy every palate.
Unique Experiences in Canada's Urban Centers
Canada's urban centers are brimming with unique experiences that showcase the country's diverse culture and history. In Toronto, the Distillery District offers a charming atmosphere with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings. This pedestrian-only area is home to art galleries, boutiques, and craft breweries, making it a perfect spot for leisurely exploration. Visitors can enjoy art installations, live performances, and seasonal markets that capture the essence of the city.
Montreal's Old Port is another must-visit destination, where the city's rich history comes to life. The area features historic architecture, waterfront activities, and vibrant street performances. Visitors can take a stroll along the boardwalk, rent a pedal boat, or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many restaurants overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Don't forget to visit the Montreal Science Centre, which offers interactive exhibits and IMAX films, making it a great stop for families.
In Vancouver, the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park provides a unique perspective of the lush rainforest. Walk across the swaying suspension bridge and explore the treetop walkways that offer stunning views of the surrounding nature. For a different experience, visit Granville Island, where you can browse local artisan shops and enjoy fresh produce at the public market. With so many unique experiences waiting to be discovered, Canada’s urban centers invite you to explore their distinct charm.
Last-Minute Hotel Deals for Spontaneous Travelers
For those who love spontaneity, Canada offers plenty of opportunities to find last-minute hotel deals. Many cities have a range of accommodations available, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly options, making it easy to secure a place to stay on short notice. Websites like Agoda.com provide a user-friendly platform where travelers can quickly compare prices and find great deals on hotels across the country.
To maximize savings, consider being flexible with your travel dates and destinations. Prices can vary significantly depending on the time of year and local events, so keeping an open mind can lead to fantastic last-minute finds. Additionally, signing up for alerts from travel websites can help you stay informed about special promotions and discounts, ensuring you never miss a great deal.
Whether you're planning a last-minute getaway or a spontaneous weekend trip, Canada’s diverse range of accommodations ensures you'll find a comfortable place to rest after a day of exploration. With Agoda.com, securing your stay has never been easier, allowing you to focus on enjoying your adventure without the stress of planning.
Vacation Rentals and Alternative Accommodations in Canada
For travelers seeking a unique experience, vacation rentals offer an excellent alternative to traditional hotels. Platforms like Agoda.com provide a variety of options, from cozy cabins in the woods to chic urban apartments, catering to different preferences and budgets. Vacation rentals can be especially appealing for families or groups, as they often come with additional space and amenities like kitchens, allowing you to prepare meals and enjoy a more home-like atmosphere.
In popular destinations like Whistler and Banff, you can find charming lodges that immerse you in the natural beauty of the surroundings. These accommodations often provide easy access to outdoor activities, making them a perfect base for adventure seekers. Alternatively, consider staying in historic homes or unique properties, such as converted churches or lighthouses, for a truly memorable experience.
For budget-conscious travelers, hostels and guesthouses are also widely available across Canada. These options not only provide affordable accommodations but also create opportunities to meet fellow travelers and share experiences. Many hostels offer communal kitchens, social events, and guided tours, making them an ideal choice for those looking to connect with others while exploring the beauty of Canada. With such a wide range of vacation rentals and alternative accommodations, finding the perfect place to stay has never been easier.