I have to admit I was nervous staying at a hotel during COVID but right as soon as I saw the…read moremandatory masks on the front door, my anxiety eased! My room was spotless and smelled so clean! The staff were very friendly and the checkin was a breeze! Being able to go outside on a hot Winnipeg summer night to enjoy supper on the patio was one of the best features!! I will most definitely come back here when I visit Winnipeg again.

We just returned from a week in Winnipeg, and this B&B truly made our stay. The location is…read morespectacular in a tree-lined historic cul-de-sac close to city amenities. Walkable to the Legislature, restaurants in several directions, and a peaceful path along the river. Although the building dates from 1882 and is beautifully restored, it is not precious but very livable. There are also gorgeous grounds and a small swimming pool--essential in the heat of the summer (which starts in June). Huge breakfast. Guest lounge with TV and books and a view of the garden. Thanks to Christine and Giovanni, our hosts, for making our stay so memorable.

Terrible. This is a crap hotel. The photos do not represent the property. Most of the guest staying…read morethere are not hotel guest but full time residents. Run down dirty rooms. Moist carpets (?). Foul odour. Our booking was non-refundable, and we took one look at the place and told the "manager" we were not staying. Not to my surprise they would not refund but I am sure the people running this "hotel" have zero business scruples. Run away from this place. Possibly the worst hotel experience I have had in recent memory.

Like the chain itself, this location is dying a slow death. The rooms are remodeled, nice and…read moreclean. Comfy bed, Typical assets, small tv, even smaller closet and bathroom. Toilet ran constantly, the tank lid didn't match and the seat was holding on by a string. The outside is atrocious, 70's 'modern' is literally crumbling apart and needs painted too. The parking lot is in need of paving and overrun with locals going to the bar next door. Was quiet later but for the price $129-ish (+ 200 deposit) there is much nicer places nearby by.

Stayed here the past 2 nights. Hotel was very nice and modern. Staff was very friendly. If you…read moredon't want to leave for dinner, they have a restaurant and bar in the lobby. This will be my hotel of choice in future trips to Winnipeg.

Tips: - Print out your train ticket…read more - There's a washroom in the train station by the ticketing area. There are more washrooms behind the train station, closer to the parking area. - The train museum is worth dropping by, especially to see Thomas the train. I recently did a train experience from Prairie Dog Central Railway. It provides train excursions between Inkster Junction Station, which is in Rosser, just north of Winnipeg, and Grosse Isle, an hour north of Rosser. The train ride to and from both places is on a heritage train. Each excursion takes a few hours, and only occurs on Saturdays and Sundays, with the occasional holiday Monday trip here and there. I booked a ticket online for a Saturday in early July. I was able to select the train car and seat that I wanted. The departure time was 11 am. However, it recommends that you get there thirty minutes early to park and check in. The online ticket had a QR code. It also recommended that you print your ticket out. I thought that I'd be fine with the QR code. I later found out that it wasn't. Getting to this station was straightforward. The backroads to get to this station are dirt roads. Expect your vehicle to look dusty and dirty, depending on whether rain has fallen hours earlier. A friendly male staffer gave me a tip on where to park. He was helpful. I backed into a spot and headed over to the station. There are washrooms behind the station. I used the sole washroom in the station next to ticketing. It was clean. I used it after the excursion, too. There's a gift shop. I used it to get a cold drink after I returned to Rosser. It hit the spot. It accepts cash, and credit and debit cards. You can also get souvenirs, from toy trains, to t-shirts. You board the train roughly fifteen minutes before the departure time. I found the car number that I needed to board. I presented my ticket's QR code on my phone to the woman helping with boarding. She said to go to ticketing and get a physical ticket. Nowhere on my online ticket did it say that you must have a physical ticket. It recommended to print it out, but it didn't indicate that a conductor comes around to each passenger to punch your physical ticket. It was a bit archaic, but more clarity beforehand would have been better. The lineup at ticketing took a while. I wasn't the only one who needed a paper one. I eventually got one. During the trip up to Grosse Isle, the conductor punched it. Maybe it was for the full old-school experience. I headed back to board the train. The woman placed a square box to make boarding easier. It would be a challenge to board this train if you require a walker or wheelchair. It's an old train, which has cons: - If you're tall, there isn't a whole lot of leg room when you are seated. - You will die if it's a scorching-hot day. There is no air conditioning. You open the windows with the two clamps on either side of each window. - There are washrooms on the train, but they are only for emergencies. The train ride isn't fast. It takes an hour between Rosser and Grosse Isle. I got to see a lot of canola and cars stopped as we crossed. It was fun waving to folks who didn't seem annoyed. The windows being open helped keep everyone cool. There was entertainment on the train. A man played his guitar and sang. We also got some facts about where we were going from another man. The train museum at Inkster wasn't open when I got there. It was when we returned to this station. I loved it. The WinNtrak Model Railway Group runs the train museum. It was cool seeing model trains in action. I got to see a train setup in Dauphin, with the grain elevator and everything. The most popular train was Thomas. It was a treat seeing Thomas the train travel around a prairie farm setting. I also enjoyed chatting with a few folks from the railway group who were so friendly and knowledgeable. I'm glad that I gave this train excursion a try. There's some room for improvement as far as ticketing goes. I would return to check out the museum again. I liked it more than the train ride to and from Grosse Isle! (277)

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.

We are staying here now and by far it's been the cleanest and most comfortable place we have stayed…read morefor the money. The staff is amazing, always asking if we need anything and always smiling and they are always busy doing something. I have yet to see them standing around just chatting or leaning on a counter looking bored. I would hire these people any day. The free breakfast is good. Everything is hot that should be and tastes pretty good as well. The location is close to the forks and the Skywalk and under ground shopping. When we came back last night security was walking the parking lot. I'm not sure if it was to make sure no one parked without a ticket in their window or for our safety but either way we were able to get a spot and felt safe going into the hotel. And as always the security was smiling and asked us how our evening was. We will stay here next time we are in Winnipeg.

They charge more than your reservation upon arrival. A $500 deposit that wasn't mentioned online…read more They charge you for parking in their own parking lot that is usually full and claim no responsibility for any issues. Something else they didn't mention? The fire alarm testing for the 3 days we stayed. Room was dirty, calling around the tub wasn't done right leaving huge holes for water to enter, couldn't get towels, and upon returning to our room on 2nd day, they checked us out and had to re-book the room I reserved! Front desk barely speaks English.

For those of you that have early flights, make it a habit to stay at the airport if you can. YWG…read morehas two hotels right on site. The Grand and Four Points. I usually stay at the Grand but I forgot the main reason I didn't do that this time. Oh well. Nothing says on time than just a quick walk across the walkway and into the terminal. Nothing says NO SLEEP like having jets idle outside your window either! Ugh...take the good with the bad. The place wasn't all that full. Why hotels continue to punish those who use hotels/expedia to book rooms is beyond me. FYI - ask for the room that faces the parking structure. Lousy view but you don't get the view of the Airport. You think that these airplane guys got the memo that idling is not a good practice. Crap...! If they ticket car idling, I'd hate to see what the fine would be for idling a PLANE! For those of you who want to educate me on the reasons why planes are left on - please don't. The rooms here need a refresher. The shower isn't bad - I noticed that most Sheraton brands know that a good shower is appreciated. Internet speeds are good and a breakfast voucher for their gateway breakfast was offered. All in all a standard stay. They should do what other airport hotels do and offer a pair of comfortable ear plugs. Cheers.

If you're ever stuck at Winnipeg Airport and don't have a ride, this is pretty much your only…read moreoption for not sleeping in the terminal. To get here, leave the terminal, and cross the road, pass the rental car counters, and keep walking. There are signs but they are really poorly indicated. I had to look around several times to make sure I didn't walk past the next turn. Walk down the long uncovered area, then turn R, walk to the side of the covered lot, then turn L and walk down another path. Parking is available in the covered lot out back. Why there are snow drifts all over the INSIDE, I can't imagine. Crazy weather. The front foyer has some couches and tables. Staff are friendly. There is also a small snack bar (chips, pop etc) and boy are they overpriced. $4 for a bottle of juice? Thank you business expense account. You don't really have a choice though, as the next nearest vending machines are back at the terminal, and aren't much cheaper. As for the rooms? They're definitely dated. My room was clean, but it looks like they did a partial renovation and forgot to complete it. There was this large dead-end area in my room where I think there was a desk at some point. See pics. If you don't have a way off the airport, this is pretty much your only choice. Thank goodness the hotel is half-decent.