Experienced travelers consider the historic Marlborough Hotel to be amongst the best Winnipeg hotels.

The Marlborough Hotel opened its doors on November 14, 1914, on the eve of the First World War. Originally named The Olympia, and described as

The Fairmont Winnipeg Hotels is located on Portage Avenue East by the famous corner of Portage and Main which is approximately 8 km / 5 miles from the Winnipeg International Airport.

Located at the James Armstrong Richardson Winnipeg International Airport and less than 5 miles from McPhillips Station Casino this Winnipeg airport hotel features it’s own restaurant which offers room service 24-hours a day and a well equipped gym.

The Hilton Suites Winnipeg Airport is located within the airport industrial park, approximately one mile from Winnipeg International Airport.

Clarion Hotel and Suites Winnipeg is approximately one block from Winnipeg Arena and Stadium and two miles from Winnipeg International Airport. Manitoba’s largest shopping mall, Polo Park Shopping Center, is directly across the street.

The Inn at the Forks is ideally located in the downtown Winnipeg within easy walking distance of downtown Winnipeg businesses and sports facilities such as Shaw Park, home to the Winnipeg Goldeye’s Baseball Team and MTS Centre where you can catch a live NHL hockey game and watch the Winnipeg Jets.

The 170-room Holiday Inn Winnipeg South is located four miles from downtown Winnipeg. The hotel is home to A. Gulliver’s Restaurant, Traveller’s Lounge, a fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpool.

The Winnipeg Delta Hotel is located in the center of the thriving city of Winnipeg, the Delta Hotel offers a warm welcome to its visitors; even Fido is welcome, as the Delta is one of the few pet-friendly hotels in the city.

Embrace the spirit of this cosmopolitan city- whether experiencing its diverse culture- marvelous shopping or stunning cityscapes.

Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel – Louis Riel was born in 1844, and before his 26th birthday, he had negotiated for, then founded, the province of Manitoba, the fifth province to enter the Canadian Confederation.