I have been coming to lilac resort my entire life. We haven't missed a season since 2008. The pools…read moreare clean and immaculate. The slides are fun and well maintained as well. The entertainment is incredible, always something happening at the pool Stage/tiki bar/main stage. My family has made so many incredible memories here throughout the years and we are always looking forward to our next stay. The resort let's you bring in your own food into the pool area (no franchise food) and your own alcohol. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained and the event weekends (Halloween in August, Christmas in July etc) are phenomenal. Staff is friendly and the owners are very easy to talk to. Lilac resort used to have mini golf, and I think they should bring it back!... Yes, I am that old! Just saying in regards to the review mentioning "swingers" that is nonsense, I've been a loyal guest since I was a kid and never seen anything remotely close to a "swingers" hub . Lilac is an excellent family vacation destination. Definitely check it out! You gotta book fast though, usually a year in advance for certain weekends.

Absolutely Disgraceful Experience - Racially Profiled in Front of My Family…read more I stayed at Lilac Resort with my wife and children just two days ago. The next morning, the owner approached me and said the RCMP had instructed him to record number plates of people staying long-term and "doing paving." I found this odd but said no problem. Later that evening, while having a BBQ with my kids, I was approached by an RCMP officer who said I had been reported as a paving scammer. I was shocked. He asked for ID and questioned me -- all based on a false report from the resort. I confronted the owner, and he tried to brush it off, but the RCMP made it clear it was him who called. This happened purely because I'm Irish -- a disgusting and offensive stereotype. I was treated like a criminal in front of my own children, for no reason other than my ethnicity. This kind of racial profiling is not only morally wrong -- it's also legally unacceptable. No one should be targeted because of where they come from. On top of that, I've seen others complain about the number of surveillance cameras around the hot tubs -- which I also found strange and inappropriate for a family setting. I do not recommend staying here. If you care about respect and basic decency, stay away.

Our favourite themed romantic weekend getaway spot ! We love Mexico and Moroccan rooms! We plan to…read morestay at Japan next. The staff is super friendly and nice, and we get excited for our trips here ! It's beautiful here we strongly recommend!

Really beautiful room. Wish I could move in permanently... I would recommend this hotel to anyone…read morewho needs to getaway but cant afford to go away! Even if you can afford an expensive vacation this Caribbean suite has it all. Hot tub, steam room, pool table, entertainment system, outdoor deck, helpful staff and great area to walk about, shop etc. Spa service and dinners are awesome too.

An open and well stocked bar with, amongst other things a limited but good wine and scotch…read moreselection, imaginative appetizers, delicious and hearty entrees featuring local catches, and satisfying deserts are the staple at this comfortable lodge in the wilderness. If you find yourself in the Little Duck Lake neighborhood, I highly recommend it.

Summary: Decent hotel with friendly staff but could use some modernization…read more Details: Lobby is small but attractive. Bonus points that you can reach the next door Elephant and Castle pub without going back outside. Lobby Starbucks had an actual barista but not breakfast food. Lobby restaurant opens for weekday breakfast from 7-11am and serves pretty good food. Rooms are ok but lack extra amenities. Bed and pillows are comfortable so that alone was almost worth 4 stars. Wifi works well. But closet is tiny. There's no safe. Toilet paper is sandpaper. Toilet itself had flushing issues. Gym is tiny without many machines. Smells of chlorine from the pool next door. People were nice. Would I stay here again? Yes Do I wish it was a little nicer? Also yes

Excellent spot to stay for a Jets game! It's a 2 block walk outside (on a nice 12/2 day) or a…read moreshort walk in the second floor tunnels to the arena. Parking is simple, all the way down on the basement on the "green" level - nice thing about parking down there is the car is warm in the morning! Property is clean & quiet even when it's sold out on game day! Room is functional w a tub/shower (not my fav) combo in the small bathroom. Towels are decent and water for shower is hot! I appreciate the electric tea kettle in the room. Club on 12th floor is solid - I like there is attendant there for breakfast. Breakfast is decent: pancakes, croissant, scrambled eggs, sausage links. During the day that are soft drinks, chips and cookies. Again always very clean. Friendly service all around & and Elephant and Castle in the same building. I am a fan!!

Went here with the wife for the buffet and we were very happy. We also played a couple VLT's and…read morehad some fun. I would recommend that you get money from your bank (ATM or Teller) first as the Maxine's they have charge $3 per use so plan ahead. Food was great and I can't wait to go back.

I stopped at the Casino today for lunch in the Blue Dolphin Lounge and ordered the TBLT Sandwich,…read morewhich came with fries and slaw. The Food: portion - America sized, lots to eat. quality - sandwich was excellent but arrived cold; fries very good, arrived hot, but cooled quickly; slaw, good with a wee bite. Beer Selection: Bud & Bud Lite were the only beers on tap, which is pathetic. The Select brands were run of the mill. Premium brands included Corona, Heineken, Guinness and Keith's. Sorry, Keith's is not premium and either are the two Fort Garry choices. Service: was perfunctory. Price: sandwich $9.95 - premium beer $5.25 Overall: I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of my lunch and overall experience at the Casino. I think as long as one doesn't set their expectations too high the Casino offers a nice stop on the way to or from beach country and provided good value for money.

Decent price and location. It is a beautiful hotel…read more My only complaints is that there is no fridge in the room and the uncomfortable iron headboard. There was daily housekeeping, and we were able to text if we needed anything.

This used to be THE place everyone wanted to stay. With over 100 years of (haunted) history, it was…read moreonce the elegance of Winnipeg. It's clear that the current owner has tried to update the place to look more like a Motel 6 than what this beautiful building should be. Cheap renovations and tacky Target bargain furniture and light fixtures have stripped this place of its charm and history. All of the beautiful wood in the unit is painted white now and the hallways are a horrible and depressing dark grey. The furniture is cheap and over sized for the rooms. Room 619 had a bed so tall we had to ask to switch rooms. The front desk suggested they bring us a step ladder instead. Seriously?! We finally switched to 808 which had two regular sized beds that were a normal height and we didn't have to be watched as we went to the bathroom. Not sure why washrooms that face other units don't have window coverings! There are absolutely no amenities in the rooms. No fridge. An $8 plastic bottle of water. A Nespresso with coffee only. You have to ask for tea if you want it. Toiletries in the bathroom need revisiting. They're the same ones from 2010 from L'Occitane; tired, dated and horribly scented. More hotels have switched to more sustainable and options but here, you will still get a shoe mitt and shower cap. One bonus was two robes in each room. There is a small gym but no access to a pool. You can pay $12 next door. Apparently yoga is included, but no one told us about that upon check in for our weeklong stay. The wifi didn't work after the first night and staff weren't overly helpful about it. At $252 a night, this is not what we were expecting. Had we known how downhill this place has gone, we'd have opted for the Holiday Inn. Parking is $22 a night and the front entrance is permanently occupied by crowds of smokers. It's absolutely disgusting. This place is for sale so we really hope that the new buyer will help bring this beauty back from the depths of sadness.

I regularly stay here for work. It's exactly what you'd…read moreexpect. Nothing over the top, but a clean property, comfortable rooms and this hotel has a big pool area and a decent gym. On my last stay the hotel was fully booked and there were some issues with noise which kept me up really late at night. The staff on duty tried to help, but at the time couldn't identify the issues and with a fully booked hotel, I was stuck with lack of sleep for two nights. Although they couldn't help in the moment, the manager called today, apologized and talked me through the situation. Not only was I not expecting a call, but to speak with someone that listened, showed empathy, truly cared and asked how they could make it right... That's the kind of hotel you want to stay at. Of you have a choice of where you can stay. You can't go wrong here.

This hotel just opened recently a month ago and my HHonor points got this room for $50 CN. With…read morethe devalued US dollar, this pretty much means $50 US as well. The downside is that there are foreign transation fees which can add up. Homewood Suites was not able to honor my Discover card reservation even though Hilton website allowed me to use without assessing any foreign fee. The previous Hilton hotel which was the newly opened Hampton Inn Winnipeg Airport was able to call into corporate to do a manual Discover card charge. So, I tried this approach but it could be that Homewood Suites was just too new in the system. Oh well, I can't complain since my girlfriend found the decor interesting even though Hampton Inn was her preferred choice. This extended stay hotel had a nice room layout with 1 bedroom, living room, and full kitchen. The bathroom was a bit cramped since the door had little clearance with the toilet sticking out. The bed was fine but I preferred Hampton Inn for some reason. I found it a bit lumpier here and my back noticed it. The breakfast was actually much better than Hampton Inn with scrambled eggs and sausage. I found Hampton Inn to have the processed egg with a slice of cheese folded inside not as appetizing. For the amenities, I found it much better than Hampton Inn. There was a large sized pool which was much better to swim in compared to Hampton Inn. Also, there was a pool table to play billiards which was nice just in the back of the breakfast/dinner sitting area. The exercise room was really nice and found it very similar to Hampton Inn. This hotel also had a shuttle bus to transport to airport was well as nearby Polo Park mall. In my opinion, this location is much preferred over Hampton Inn being only at the airport. Polo Park had so much to choose from in terms of dining/shopping/etc.

My colleague, Glenn, was craving a steak for supper tonight so we went to the Rib Room, which is in…read morethe Best Western Plus Charter House Hotel. Edgardo, our server, started us with hot hot rolls and butter. Yum! Our meals came with a choice of soup, which was Mulligatawny, or salad. We both got the soup and it was delicious! Creamy with a hint of curry. Edgardo also brought us each a salad. I didn't eat much of it because I was saving myself for the main course. Glenn and I both ordered prime rib, medium. I got mine with whipped potatoes and Glenn got his with roasted potatoes. It also came with Yorkshire Pudding. It was a lot of food and I managed to eat the prime rib, potatoes and Yorkshire Pudding. Everything was great! Edgardo was friendly and attentive and took excellent care of us.

Very convenient since it is attached to the hotel. Parking is out front as well. The french onion…read moresoup is amazing. Really flavorful and just the right amount of cheese and onion. The prime rib wasnt amazing. They have only medium rare to well. Asked for medium rare but it was definitely medium to well. I was not impressed. My mom had the mussels and it was not flavorful at all and overcooked. For the price, i dont think it was worth it at all. Unfortunately. Service was nice though.

I stayed here last weekend.. I rented a Cabin with 3 of my friends…read more.. The restaurant is quite cozy and the food tastes really good.. The waitress was super friendly.. The 2 guys who work in the store are also really friendly and very helpful. The cabins are clean and have private fire pits (not all of them do tho) I will come back for sure.