Inn at the Forks
4 StarsCanadian Museum for Human Rights views, Locally inspired SMITH restaurant
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Canadian Museum for Human Rights views, Locally inspired SMITH restaurant
Classic buffet dining at Aaltos, Spacious suites with whirlpool tubs
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Proximity to The Forks Market, Authentic co-ed Turkish hamam
Immersive themed guest suites, Celebrated Celebrations Dinner Theatre
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Poolside guest rooms, Full-service wellness facilities
Panoramic city view restaurant, Dedicated event and meeting space
Family-friendly indoor pool complex, SuperStart hot buffet breakfast
Dedicated second-floor stair access, Pet-friendly ground floor patios
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Relaxing rooms with electric fireplaces, Chicago Joe's Restaurant and Sports Bar
Relaxing in-room jacuzzi tubs, On-site pizzeria and bistro
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Essential wellness facilities, Convenient on-site beer store
Family-friendly indoor water park, Relaxing indoor hot tub
Renovated pet-friendly guest rooms, Splashers indoor pool and waterslide
Extensive professional fitness center, Pet-friendly welcome amenities
Garden Grille & Bar dining, Modern suburban retreat concept
Chop Steakhouse & Bar dining, Versatile family-friendly suites
Family-friendly indoor pool and slide, Convenient Fort Garry district access
Deep indoor swimming pool, Family-friendly activity center
Runway-view guest rooms, Gateway Restaurant and Lounge
Family-centric entertainment hub, Aaltos traditional buffet dining
Central downtown heritage setting, Signature jetted tub suites
Tivoli Cafe and local brews, High-tech sports simulator
Saltwater pool and hot tub, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
River-view fitness studio, Vibrant Exchange District location
Indoor water park with waterslide, Versatile urban destination concept
Indoor salt-water swimming pool, Stadium Kitchen + Bar
Indoor pool with corkscrew waterslide, Modern industrial railway concept
Renowned Sunday brunch buffet, Indoor pool with spiral waterslide
Legislative Building city views, Modernized urban retreat concept
The Basement Speakeasy, Pet-friendly accommodations
Upscale Blue Marble dining, Panoramic airport runway views
Seasonal rooftop swimming pool, Central Downtown District location
Fully equipped shared kitchen, Proximity to major Winnipeg attractions
Customizable hot waffle station, King Jacuzzi suites
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If you are only visiting for a short time, you will want to try and fit in as much as possible when it comes to experiencing the best that Winnipeg has to offer. As for the highlights of the city, you can’t go wrong with venturing to Assiniboine Park. Featuring its very own zoo, scenic walking paths, a theatre, miniature train and stunning themed gardens, this park is a fantastic attraction to experience for a day. For further fun with an abundance of things to do, a trip to FortWhyte Alive – where you can do everything from tackling cross-country ski trails to stopping off at the Aquarium of the Prairies – is also highly recommend. If you are looking for a change of pace, the acclaimed Leo Mol Sculpture Garden delivers a relaxing natural setting combined with stunning artwork to admire. Other must-see attractions in the city include the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Club Regent Casino and Tinkertown Family Amusement Park.
Alongside numerous modern activities, hotels and motels, restaurants and so on, Winnipeg is also home to a varied choice of attractions with a historical focal point. With that in mind, perhaps the only place to start is with The Forks National Historic Site. Known as a meeting place, for at least 6,000 years, The Forks preserves its history while supplying picturesque sights amongst its nine-acre park. Another place on the heritage map in Winnipeg is the Manitoba Legislative Building, which is a neoclassical building dating back to 1920 and welcomes visitors to sample legislative proceedings. As far as museums go, the city boasts a wealth of options for you to explore. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is an inspiring attraction that entices many travellers, while the Manitoba Museum covers everything from Manitoba to the universe! Other popular choices that are worth sampling when in Winnipeg include the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada, Winnipeg Railway Museum and Manitoba Children’s Museum.
Shopping is, without doubt, one of the strongest facets that Winnipeg has to provide. Whether you are searching for one of a kind boutique stores or trusty and well-known retailers, the city has an abundance of opportunities available when it comes to acquiring gifts for your family and friends… and yourself! This is highlighted by the various shopping centres that populate the area. The CF Polo Park is arguably the most impressive, with 200 shops overall – equating to it being the largest of its kind in all of Manitoba. In addition, the Grant Park Shopping Centre and Garden City Shopping Centre are alternative options to choose from, where you will also find a nice selection of high street establishments. As far as purchasing speciality items and unique products goes, one Winnipeg destination that many choose is the Forks Market. From local original artwork to cigars, approximately 300 local and Canadian artisans sell a multitude of tempting treats.
If you are an enthusiastic foodie (and let’s face it: who isn’t?), you are in for a treat when travelling to Winnipeg. Due to containing well over 1,000 restaurant options overall, there is no lack of choice when it comes to dining out in the city. Alongside the area being packed full of different cuisine types from around the world, you will also find an assortment of different types of restaurants – whether it is a casual food joint or one of the best fine dining establishments in all of Canada. The same can also be said for Winnipeg’s nightlife scene. Alongside plenty of bars and nightclubs that are dotted throughout, the city’s hub for partying the night away is undoubtedly the Exchange District. In this area, there’s a countless selection of hip spots to unwind with a drink. From relaxed lounge bars to contemporary concert venues, there is something for all tastes and requirements.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Winnipeg, with typical prices around $262 per night based on 515 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Winnipeg are usually highest during May, with typical prices around $315 per night.
Hotel prices in Winnipeg usually range from $167 per night to $451 per night, with typical prices around $278 per night.
Hotel prices in Winnipeg are typically lowest in November at around $262 per night, rising to around $315 per night in May.
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In Winnipeg, you might want to check out Hampton Inn by Hilton Winnipeg Downtown, Humphry Inn and Suites, Inn at the Forks, Alt Hotel Winnipeg. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Winnipeg, you might want to explore Lake's Front Suite Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Hampton Inn by Hilton Winnipeg Downtown, Inn at the Forks, Alt Hotel Winnipeg, Lakeview Signature, Trademark Collection by Wyndham could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Winnipeg, check out Inn at the Forks, The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre, Ascend Hotel Collection, Airport Motor Inn, Travelodge by Wyndham Winnipeg East – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Winnipeg, check out Humphry Inn and Suites, Best Western Plus Pembina Inn & Suites, Holiday Inn Winnipeg-South by IHG, Canad Inns Destination Centre Polo Park – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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