Winnipeg

Winnipeg history radiates from this locally owned 1913 limestone legacy that's like something out of a movie. — Lonely Planet

Though unremarkable from a purely architectural standpoint, Fairmont Winnipeg will treat you like royalty the moment you step through the front doors. Service reigns supreme here. — Forbes Travel Guide

Goth-Renaissance design and open common spaces characterize this heritage building. Though parts of it smell, the building is 90 years old and it has a prime location. — Lonely Planet

On a quiet, tree-lined street west of the center. The musty basement has a crowded games room and small showers, but it's comfy and safe. — Lonely Planet

Enjoy the Japanese suite, Jakarta suite, waterfall jacuzzi and India suite with Pool table and Waterfall Hot tub, among others. This hotel is not your typical hotel. — Afar Magazine

Remodeled old hotel downtown offers budget travelers 100 beds – two levels of dorms and another with private rooms. — Lonely Planet

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A friendly, family-owned five-story modern hotel. Containing 52 spacious rooms with a newish, soothing decor. — Lonely Planet

One of several no-frills motels around the junction of the Trans-Canada and Pembina highways, 11km south of downtown. — Rough Guide

A good location in the heart of downtown, one block from the Convention Centre; reasonable rates make up for the absence of character. With free airport shuttle and wi-fi. $102. — Rough Guide

Six pleasant rooms with Victorian period furnishings in Armstrong Point, within walking distance of downtown. $85. — Rough Guide

One of the city’s largest and smartest hotels, with fine views from the top floors, as well as a gym, saunas, whirlpool and swimming pool. — Rough Guide