Hotels in Canada

If you’re looking for hotels in Canada, there are many great cities to stay in during your trip. Well-known favourites amongst travellers are Vancouver on the southwest coast, Toronto that lies on the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario, and Montreal in the French-Canadian region. There are a range of hotels that you can book including the likes of Bond Place Hotel in Toronto, which is very central and reasonably priced. If you’re looking for a more luxury stay around the cultural capital that is Montreal, check out Embassy Suites by Hilton Montreal. Getting around these cities is straightforward; there are various modes of public transport including buses, subway trains, and taxis. In Vancouver, you can catch the SkyTrain for a few dollars each journey, in Montreal you have the reliable metro system, and in Toronto you can use the subway and the bus services with the same transport pass that is very reasonably priced.

Booking cheap hotels in Canada is possible even around the popular tourist attractions that the country has to offer. Check out the Falls Lodge and Suites for a cheap stay just minutes away from Canada’s most famous natural beauty, Niagara Falls. Toronto is also known as an iconic and modern city in Canada, and nothing is more iconic that the CN Tower that dominates the city’s skyline and view across Lake Ontario. If that sounds appealing, then check out the Intercontinental Toronto Centre, which has excellent reviews and is only a minute or so away on foot from the CN Tower. In the French-Canadian city of Quebec, the historical centre is extremely popular with tourists, ‘Old Quebec’ is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and jewel in the historical crown for Canada. For a luxurious stay in a beautiful part of the city, Hôtel Palace Royal centre-ville is a wonderful hotel and a stunning representation of its surroundings.

If you’re looking for good nightlife and also want to find cheap hotels in Canada, then look no further than Calgary. The biggest city in Alberta state also has one of the best nightlife scenes in Canada, filled with a good mix of bars, clubs and restaurants, you’re guaranteed to find a great atmosphere. Check out a cheaper downtown option, such as Best Western Plus Suites Downtown. With the French and European influence that runs through Montreal, the city is also known for its great nightlife, as well as being the host city to some seasonal festivals. A good option to stay in for a good atmosphere is Auberge Alternative, a well-designed and friendly hostel. In Quebec and Montreal it’s also worth trying out the local French-Canadian cuisine, with poutine being the most famous, a combination of French fries, gravy and cheese curds.

Canada hotels based close to art museums and cultural spots are typically found in cities such as Toronto, where you can find the Royal Ontario Museum, The Art Gallery of Ontario, and Casa Loma (a European gothic revival style castle). All are relatively affordable to access, and you won’t be disappointed with what’s on offer. You can find Madison Manor Boutique Hotel as a good option close to Casa Loma, which is well-connected but only a few minutes away on foot.

January is the least expensive month to stay in Canada, with an average price of £140 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, June.

Canada is full of enlightening and adventurous cities, but the most popular tourist destination is Toronto.

Our data shows that hotel rooms in Banff are about 93% more expensive on average than hotel rooms in the rest of Canada, with a nightly rate of £220.

Our users typically find that Calgary has the lowest nightly rates in the country at just £24. Calgary offers hotel rooms at an average rate that is 65% lower than the average city in Canada.

As of November 2024, there are 58,269 operators available to choose from for hotels in Canada.

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