We really enjoyed our stay here. It's comfortable and quiet. I like the surrounding areas. There…read moreare plenty of places to eat and shop. We've been here before and will continue to come back.

I've been in Winnipeg since Tuesday and my home away from home was the Hilton Garden Inn…read more Apparently it's been open for about a year or so. There was a tuck shop in the lobby for snacks. There was a fitness room and pool but I didn't get a chance to check them out. There were two small bottles of water in the room ... they were usually $3 but the hotel was having brown water problems so the bottled water was free. My room had a Keurig coffee maker and a mini fridge. Parking was complimentary. WIFI was complimentary and speedy. My room faced a highway and even with the double blinds, it was still a bit noisy. The hotel is next to what is supposed to be an upscale outlet mall. I walked around it and it seemed quiet and sad ... I was surprised to learn that it has been around for about three years. There were some empty stores and I had assumed that the mall was newly opened and waiting for tenants to move in but that is not the case. There are some restaurants nearby like Montana's, McDonald's, Popeyes, etc. In the next couple of years, it looks like there will be more so this will be a more happening area ... it has the feel of being newly developed. There was a restaurant in the lobby (literally in the lobby) of the hotel called the Garden Grille & Bar. I had supper there my first two nights because it was cold and snowy so I didn't feel like going outside. Tuesday night I had wings with salt & pepper. They were good. I'm not a fan of battered wings but the batter was light and crispy. I'd get them again. Wednesday night I ordered the Roasted Half Chicken and I got it with spiral fries as my side (as recommended by my server). The spiral fries were really good. The chicken was just okay. The skin was kind of rubbery rather than crispy. I didn't taste any lemon pepper. The chicken itself was a bit overcooked and dry. And I didn't think it was worth $24. I wouldn't get this again.

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!!

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.

This was an excellent and very comfortable hotel while we were visiting the Winnipeg Canada…read more area this past month!!! Customer Service: 5 Location: 5 Parking: N/A, but is available if you've rented a car Cleanliness: 5 Reservations: 5 Comfort: 5 Breakfast: 5 This hotel is situated just 5 minutes from the Winnipeg international Airport. We decided for our weekend trip to the area that we would spend four nights at this hotel, and the reservation process was quick and easy. Upon arrival to the international Airport, we were quickly able to locate the free hotel shuttle. Upon arrival of this hotel the staff employees that we spoke with were very friendly, helpful, and professional. Once we finally got checked in and in our room,  we noticed that the staff was maintaining the facility at a very high standard of cleanliness. Lastly, the spouse and I truly enjoyed our visit with a very comfortable night of rest at a very affordable rate. We decided to pay the additional daily fee for use of their restaurant for breakfast. The restaurant is a buffet style and offers plenty of healthy options for everyone. For guests that didn't pay for breakfast, there is other nearby facilities within walking distance from the hotel.

Wow, everything about my stay here was great. Arriving at the airport, I called the hotel and the…read moreshuttle was there within 10 minutes. The driver was nice and helpful (and he seemed surprised when I tipped him a toonie after he helped load and unload my bag. Is tipping not a thing here?) I was there super early but the front desk guy found me a room which was clean and in good repair. No leaks or problems in the bathroom. Everything was in working order. I then visited the gym, which was large and had a lot of free weights as well as cardio machines. One treadmill was out of order. There is also an indoor pool which I did not use. When I needed a cab, because there is no Uber in Winnipeg, the front desk was right on it. Breakfast in the morning was standard Hampton Inn fare but it was fine. Check out was a breeze and the return to the airport took five minutes. All in all a great experience. The team there is terrific and the place is nice. Management has clearly put a focus on service delivery and it shows. Great job, Hampton Inn Winnipeg Airport!

I stopped in at this By the Airport Hotel in 2013, it was surprisingly okay. We had a conference…read moreand I was provided a suite facing the pool size. The hotel had some great amenities and a nice in room coffee maker and my room had a bedroom and a sitting room -it was spacious. Easy shuttle from the airport.

This is another fancy hotel that I'm not very used to so it was really nice for me. I didn't spend…read moremuch time exploring the hotel but the room was very comfortable, spacious, and clean. The hotel is ~10 min from the Winnipeg airport so there are some taxis around, but the hotel staff are very nice about requesting taxis for their guests - just ask! Almost every taxi should accept credit card. The airport shuttle was sometimes questionable since it covers other hotels too but when it's available, it's an easy/free ride to the airport. Good to call ahead of time to make sure it is ready. I really liked the hotel restaurant, which operated from 6am-10:30pm? The menu options were all fairly pricey, but the quality and volume of food definitely made up for it. The wok fry was an interesting dish with yellow Thai curry, vegetables, and egg noodles (a lot). The fried tempura ice cream was awesome but I probably should have shared with one other person. The ice cream and strawberries were sweet and cool while the tempura crust was toast and crispy The Hilton club was also a really good lunch sandwich. Very filling but not heavy at all. The avocados were very fresh. Beware the crispy toast - it is a big sandwich so the bread can be abrasive if you go at it too aggressively. I still recommend it though.

My rating is 4.5 stars. I'll round up…read more Marriott hotel room rates in Winnipeg for the middle of February were ridiculously high. My guess is that it was the Louis Riel weekend, which was the perfect opportunity to hike the rates up on tourists. I went a different route. I used my Marriott Bonvoy points for a two-night stay at this Four Points hotel in the south end of the city. It was the cheapest room rate out of all of them. I drove in from the Twin Cities. I had no problem doing a u-turn on Pembina Highway and pulling into a fairly close spot from the main entrance. I grabbed all my stuff and rolled my luggage up an L-shaped ramp. I appreciated not using the short set of steps to drag my belongings and me up them. I had the nicest man at the front desk. He got to my name before I was able to say who I was. It was a nice touch that he was expecting me. For some reason, my credit card wasn't co-operating with its hold system. He was lenient and said that since I was a platinum elite member, I could use my debit card for the hold. I appreciated it. The hold was seamless. I then sorted my credit card issue, which was more a security feature to prevent fraud. I got my room cards and walked over to the elevators. You do need to swipe your room card to access any floor higher than the main level. Going down to the main floor doesn't require any card swipe. This hotel was going through renovations. I barely heard a thing while I stayed here. My room was on the fifth floor, which was the top floor. I liked how my room was laid out. There were lots of hooks for my jacket, purse, and more. I had a luggage bench that helped me unpack and pack without breaking my back. The closet had more than enough space and hangers for my clothes. There was a mini fridge next to it with complimentary bottles of water. I am always suspicious of bottled water in my room where you pay an exorbitant amount for a bottle. Nope, bottles of water were free here. Yay! The alarm clock was modern, with USB ports to charge your electronic devices. I got a king-sized bed that had the perfect firmness. I got a couple of good nights of sleep here. I loved how quiet this hotel was. The bathroom was clean with lots of towels. The shower had the perfect water pressure, and enough places to store my shampoo and shower puff. The counter was also spacious for me to place my toiletries on it. I liked all the shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and liquid soap provided. They were pleasing scent-wise and fully stocked. I caught up with some Manitoba programming on TV. I enjoyed watching TV from my bed. It was cozy and I felt right at home. My room had a desk that you pull out from under the TV. I didn't need to use it during my stay. The first floor has a dedicated room for Video Lottery Terminals (VLTs). I first learned about them when I lived in this city. They are popular. I have never been interested in them, but you see them at bars. It was my first time seeing them at a hotel. Next to this room is the restaurant. If you are a platinum elite and higher, you get free breakfast. Yes, please! The catch is that your breakfast can't exceed $14. I got the two $14 breakfasts that were on the menu during my stay: - Four Points breakfast with over-easy eggs and sausage. - Three-egg omelette with bacon and mushrooms I got whole wheat toast and fruit for both. If you don't like fruit, you can get hash browns. I also got a Diet Pepsi. It seems like on holidays and weekends, it's free. On Tuesday, it was not. So weird. Both breakfasts were delicious. Everything was done to my liking. I got extra strawberry jam for my toast, which was heavenly. The Diet Pepsi was cold. I got refills. The dining area was relaxing. There were some renovations happening on Tuesday, but they weren't disruptive. The best part of my stay was a woman at the front desk. I needed to print out my parking pass for the Manitoba Moose game. I left my printout at home. Ugh! I asked her if she could print it for me. I sent it to the hotel's e-mail address. She fetched it and headed to her computer. The printer wouldn't work, so she had to troubleshoot a bit. She got it to work. I was extremely thankful for her help. She needs a raise! I asked if I could get a later checkout time. It's normally noon, but my flight was at 3:45 pm. I got it, but left at 1:30 pm to grab a bite to eat closer to the airport. I had a chat with housekeeping that I was checking out. She was super nice. The woman the front desk was nice, but it took her forever to figure out how to credit my debit account for the security hold. Ten minutes later, with the help of someone she had called, I got my money deposited into my bank account. Yay! Parking is free. It's along the front and right side of the hotel when you are facing the main entrance. There were patches of ice that could be hazardous when walking. I enjoyed my stay here and would return. It was quiet and comfortable. (100)

Came here as part of a wedding party to get hair and makeup done and to get into my bridesmaid…read moredress. We booked the Presidential Suite on the 4th floor for one night so the bride and groom had somewhere to go after the wedding. This suite cost about $300 for one night. That's pretty steep for this smaller hotel. The room was spacious with a king size bed, fireplace in the middle, a seating area and a jacuzzi. There was enough space for the makeup artist and hair stylist to do their thing by the desk in the middle of the room. The bathroom was spacious with enough room to get big poofy dresses on. The only downfall was the bathroom door was a clear glass where you could see the silhouette of the person peeing or doing whatever in the bathroom. A little awkward! Staff was great. Location worked well since it was right on Pembina Hwy. There was enough parking out front so we didn't have to trek far. Overall, we had a good time thanks to Sheraton Four Points.

Restaurant with a kind, polite full staff, was completely immobilized by the order that my wife and…read moreI placed. I ordered a hamburger with fries. My wife ordered the Caesar salad. Being the only customers, we thought this was simple. 40 minutes later, no food. I did get our waitress' attention, and she shared that it was about 3 minutes from arrival. 10 minutes later, I did something I have never done before: Just got up and left. Recap: 9 restaurant employees, 2 guests. 50 minutes, 0 food items.

We stayed here for 3 nights on a business trip. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms…read moreare large and comfortable. Everything was clean - and for the money spent the value was good. Our only complaint was the breakfast buffet. The quality and taste of the food was adequate at best. We did the buffet the first morning - arriving a bit later than normal and we thought - well, we are probably getting the last of the buffet - so things aren't that good. The next morning we were there when it opened - and the same issue - food was very average - so our 3rd morning we ordered off the menu. Quality was a bit better - but with coffee, the price was higher. We would stay here again - but probably do some looking around for other places to eat - particularly breakfast.

The hotel certainly charges enough so one would think they would renovate all the rooms, not just a…read moreselect few. They're mostly old and tired, which makes them look dingy, esp the tiling in the shower. Also, charging 15.00 per night for parking is wild. I don't care if it's at the airport and you're "paying for convenience", it's incredibly ridiculous to pay that. Definitely in need of upgrades. (Side note: front desk staff were very friendly and efficient so no slight to them...the hotel just needs some major refresh)

I often stay here for short stays in Winnipeg, the staff are extremely friendly and welcoming. The…read morerooms are cozy the beds are very comfy, I usually get a good nights rest here.