Hotels in Canada

Designed to offer youngest guests special amenities, services and convenience items, Rose Buds provides family-centric vacations for all.

Pets are allowed on request, charges can be applicable.

The hotel has a restaurant and a bar.

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Ski in / ski out facilities and unparalleled on-the-slopes guest service right there at the base of Blackcomb Mountain.

Considered as one of the top ski destinations in the entirety of North America, Fairmont Chateau Whistler is located right at the foot of Blackcomb Mountain, offering access to a plethora of ski and snowboard slopes. Additionally, ski lessons are provided for adults, children, as well as for people with disabilities.

The hotel's 30 luxury suites are designed to ensure an amazing view of the magnificent Lake Tremblant and the hotel's garden.

Ski storage, ski equipment hire (on site) and ski pass vendor are available.

Idyllically positioned in Hôtel Quintessence, Mont-Tremblant's most luxurious boutique hotel offers its guests an atmosphere of pure relaxation.

Snowboarding, downhill skiing and cross-country skiing can be found nearby.

11,000 square foot Willow Stream spa includes 9 treatment rooms as well as a 2,500 sq. foot outdoor patio with amazing water features.

Family amenities include cribs in the guestrooms and babysitting.

Just 5 minutes walking distance from the heart of Vancouver city, the hotel features rooms with a private balcony.

Ski amenities include ski storage.

The spa opened its doors in 2003 and has won numerous awards since then, such as the 2012 Consumer Choice Award.

Ski amenities include ski storage.

Family amenities include cribs in the guestrooms, in-room childcare and babysitting.

Guests are welcome to bring their pets; some charges may be applicable.

Skiing in Mont Tremblant has never been as easy; guests can rent skis and gear onsite, buy tickets, book lessons and slide down to the lift.

Featuring a high-speed chair lift at its doorstep, Fairmont Tremblant offers 94 first rate runs in 600 acres; Quebec skiing and life at their best in this ski-in, ski-out on the resort!

The hotel offers two outdoor Jacuzzi's as well as a 400-square feet therapeutic hot tub.

Boasting over 300 years of history, the property was used as a wharf, cannon battery and a port for British merchants. Archeological digs around the sites found artifacts dating back to 1600s. The luxurious hotel was a significant sentry of Quebec's history.

This boutique hotel's rooms offer dramatic views of Lake Ontario, the CN Tower and downtown Toronto skyline.

At The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto, you will find out how it feels when luxury plays to all five senses. Enjoy the total sensory experience what waits for you here in this Five-Diamond hotel.

From engagement parties to honeymoons, this Toronto hotel welcomes the happy couple to a luxury hotel featuring comprehensive services including a world-class spa, exceptional dining and legendary service.

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For more than 100 years, the “Grand Dame of Sherbrooke Street” as it was named, has welcomed illustrious guests and it has been the place where prestigious local Montrealers from the worlds of literature, fashion, arts, high society and politics have come to meet over a lunch in the garden or a glass of champagne.

One child up to 14 years stays for free when using existing beds.

The Sundial Boutique Hotel is Whistler's top boutique hotel experience, as it's set in the heart of Whistler Village, offering 49 generously appointed suites with unparalleled mountain views.

Ski storage, Ski school and Ski equipment hire (on site) are available.

The Sundial Boutique Hotel is set in Whistler Village, just a few steps away from the Whistler Blackcomb Gondolas.

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In 1944, this beautiful monolith was the main conference centre of Quebec Conferences during the World War II. Deeply inspired by architecture in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the New Yorker architect Bruce Price designed Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac for the Quebec City. Its name was derived from the flamboyant French governor around 1672, Louis de Buade, the Fairmont boasts a strong French and Quebecois pride. Within its 300 year expansive history and fame, it is to no one's surprise that notable personalities such as Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Grace of Monaco were cared for within its walls.

Ski amenities include ski storage.

Guests can enjoy the hot tub or the sauna.

Up to two children under 10 stay for free when using existing beds.

This elegant hotel offers easy access to Whistler Blackcomb ski slopes. Ski amenities also include ski storage and a ski shuttle.

Onsite spa offering facials, detox wraps, massages, reflexology, body scrubs, manicures and pedicures, hydrotherapy, body treatments and aromatherapy.

All children up to 18 years stay for free using existing beds.

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The hotel was named after the Duke and Duchess of York, later known as King George V and Queen Mary. Built around 1864, the hotel underwent many renovations over the course of a hundred years. In 1975, it was bought by the Wiens family who expanded the property. It was later included in the Vintage Hotel Properties in 1997.

Originally built in 1846, the hotel was remodeled in 1854 for more luxurious accommodations. In 1864, the hotel housed the Charlottetown Conference where Prince Edward Island became the Birthplace of Confederation. Over the course of a hundred years, the properties were renovated and repaired while maintaining its roots.

Originally named Hotel Albion in 1830, the hotel's name was changed to Hotel Victoria in 1895. In 1902, the hotel was destroyed by fire and had to be renovated. It became a popular and fashionable destination in high-society during the 1920s thanks to its outstanding gastronomy. Two decades later, the hotel was again partially burned down and was again rebuilt while maintaining its reputation for extraordinary cuisines. During the 50s, its walls were a meeting place among the young local crowd. In 1988 and later in 2012, the hotel was repeatedly renovated with modernity and luxury in mind.

Named after John Palliser. The hotel was built within Edwardian-era architecture in mind and Renaissance-inspired interiors. Opened in 1914 and gained a Heraldic Badge granted by the Crown in 1993. Within its walls, prime ministers, royalties and celebrities lived to experience the Canadian rockies and the bright city of Calgary.

Prized dearly for its Second Empire Architecture. Although it was originally built as a private residence in 1869 by William Ritchie as a wedding gift, the hotel was vacant for several years after they decided to open in up for tenants. In 1897, it was used as a local church and a private school until 1906. It was again repurposed as a hotel but only until the Roaring Twenties did the hotel gain a steady influx of travellers. Due to the budding tourism in Annapolis Royal, the vintage architecture became popular and sought-after to travellers and history-lovers alike.