The 36 best resorts and all-inclusive vacations in Manitoba

Human Rights museums are always a heavy experience, but also incredibly important to visit. This museum did a good job covering a variety of historical events and cultures, but I also thought there was maybe a bit too much open space on each floor. Maybe it would have felt less empty if it had been a busier day, but I left feeling like they could have added a lot more considering the available space. Still well worth the visit, but probably a museum I wouldn’t go back to.

This museum should always be a must visit if you are in Canada. It contains so much relevant information about the current situation and recent history of humanity, that it takes a good 3-4 hours to explore properly. The building itself is worth the ticket. The views of the city from the Tower of Hope and the walk down along the different levels are fantastic. I just wished they included the option of paying for parking with the visit.

A very informative and interesting museum. The whole layout was exceptionally good. The timeline in the first exhibit is spectacular. So much thought has been put into the architecture, film footage, information and moving from one section to another. There are gradual slopes up to each level lit by alabaster walls which allows one to reflect as they get to the next level. Highly recommend.

One of the best museums I’ve ever been to… Incredibly engaging, profound and architecturally amazing. Bravo to the curator and to Canada for knocking out of the park. We were only there 2 1/2 hours, but we easily could’ve spent all day.

Worth a visit. Make sure to plan to spend a good enough time here, there's much to see and learn. Every floor is sure to offer a learning experience. If you get hungry, there is a coffee shop at the top floor or the cafe down in the first level that was really good!

Very educational with beautiful displays of historical precedents to help understand our difficult path to todays society. The museum is also an architectural marvel in many ways. A must visit in Winnipeg

wonderful museum filled with rich experiences and history. highly recommend. not really for children. serious tone. lovely architecture and just and overall memorable experience.

This is such a beautiful location with a fantastic multi use combination of history, indigenous recognition, nature, architecture, children's areas, and modern conveniences. One of the few locations I can think of that has everything and free as well. You can spend 30 minutes walking around or easily relax for the entire day here. No park pass or admission needed to walk the grounds.

awesome space, every-time i come i see something new, many spaces to explore, i want to come back again and again. good job on landscape design.

A truly beautiful and picturesque park. Nature from trees, flowers and wildlife, all alongside the river makes this park unique. I love the different walking paths and many resting/picnic benches and tables everywhere.

It's such a beautiful place suitable for any family gatherings or romantic dates. Nature and civilization are perfectly blended here. You'll need a couple of hours to explore it. Put it on your bucket list when you come to Winnipeg😉

Absolutely beautiful place to enjoy the summers. The calmness of the Red river with the greeneries around is a cherry on cake. It's pretty close to the Forks Market and you can enjoy walking along the banks of the river or bir along the banks of the river. It's popularly called the heart of Winnipeg Downtown and it literally lives up to its popularity.

Hands down, the Forks is the best place to visit in Winnipeg! Very romantic park setting and scenic along the Red River. In the summer, we took the guided boat tour which is inexpensive and about 90 minutes long. You'll see numerous musical shows on weekends. Temperatures that summer in July were about 82 degrees Fahrenheit. In the winter in November and March when it was 14 degrees (which is considered balmy here), the area which usually has events becomes an ice-skating rink and there's a small makeshift hockey rink across from it. The Forks Market was a pleasant surprise. Every lunch and dinner location we tried was delicious and fairly priced. The BEST croissants I've ever tasted are at the Tall Grass Prairie Bakery. Don't let the long line scare you as you'll be served within minutes. In my most recent stay, I was at the Inn at the Forks. It's very pricey, but worth it to get a great scenic view in the morning and is in the heart of the park. It's only a 15-20 minute walk to downtown Winnipeg. On a negative note, on my last night in 2020, I took some souvenir photos at midnight along the scenic river and was followed all the way back to the hotel by a meth addict who thought I was taking photos of him and yelling at me. I had to kick the guy out of the hotel as no one from the front desk wanted to get involved or call police. Sadly, there were some high profile events in 2022 of folks being beaten, stabbed and robbed in the Forks...and this occurred in daylight. I hope they will add cameras in the park that were lacking when I was last there. Because of the growing drug and crime issue in the area, I was going to give it a 4 star review instead of a 5. Hopefully, law enforcement will beef up their presence here because it really is a BEAUTIFUL place to be, regarding of the season. I hope the Forks will give you the same enjoyment and positive memories that it gave me and will ALWAYS hold a special place in my heart!

A place to be for sure! Wish I had spent more time here as I went in the evening. Loved the ambience and got to spend some time sitting close to the water

We have camped here a few years and we have loved every minute of it. We love that once we arrive we don't have to drive anywhere, just hop on our bikes and get anywhere from the campsites, to the beach, to bike paths, into town and more! The sites are beautiful, the bathrooms are clean, the customer service is great and the views are stunning! The firewood is sometimes wet but its free. We usually chop it up first thing and it dries up quickly!

Riding Mountain National Park is one of the premier national parks in Manitoba. It offers excellent dining options, numerous activities, and a beautiful clear lake and beach. The park is impeccably clean and provides a peaceful environment, making it ideal for a day trip or an extended stay. It’s a fantastic destination for camping, hiking, and biking. The scenic beauty even evokes the feeling of being in Alberta. Highly recommended for a visit.

Very nice park. The roads are good and scenery pleasant. Stayed at the Wassagaming campground. Lots of sites, some full service with pull through. Level with picnic table and firepit. Nicely spaced so you have privacy. Staff were helpful and friendly (5star). The townsite was lovely and interesting. Walking along the lake was peaceful and so beautiful with loons calling in the background. It was like a tv commercial! Recommend👍

One of my favourite places to go camping or even just as a day trip to hang out with family! You can camp there, be a beach bum, rent electric bikes, go hiking and have some good food (but it can get expensive). Highly recommend. 10/10

I’m very proud of the fact that our province Manitoba owns this amazing national park. The Riding Mountain National Park has a great clear lake with the clearest water I believe in North America. In addition, it’s has great camping sites and black bears. The little town Center along the clear lake has some nice restaurants, café and bakeries, souvenir shops and clothing stores. Some stores are very cute. You can also swim, kayak and canoe there, as well as BBQ. There are a few very good hiking trails. Nice parking lots. Strongly recommend this park.

About a 2.5 hour drive. Very nice place for camping and to get away from the city life. Stayed at the otentiks and nice camp sites. No need for tents, they also provide a propane grill to use. Also the town is very nice to grab some treats or ice cream. Beach is very nice for the family to hang out and play or just relax. The service was good, no issues. Also washrooms were kept clean. Would definitely be coming back! They also have a Beaver tails store there in town. Great dessert spot!

I've been to alot of parks, and this one is amazing! Campsites are lovely, lots of access to drinking water. Great beach area. Campgrounds are within walking distance from a lively downtown core. Beach. Stores. Restaurants. Ice cream. Grocery. Clothing. Rental of cabins, hotel, bikes, eBikes, pontoons, boats, paddle boards, kayaks, peddle boats. Regular and frequent staff patrolling the campgrounds, as you have bears. Commissionaires do security patrols. Very clean, well organized campgrounds! Very attractive cabins. Lots of walking and biking paths. Gotta see the Wishing Well is a must if you like to see how Nature and human interaction can blend together beautifully. The marsh trail, Ominnik, is a boardwalk and wheelchair accessible, not very long, but is very interesting. Golfing within the park may be pricey, but there are other options just outside the park at Onanole.

Love it!!! It looked and smelled amazing. The storybook features were nice to see. Great place for a picnic or just sit and relax. The Wardens and 9/11 Memorials were nice to see and pay respect to. They had a great play area for kids to play, and the restrooms we covenant and clean. We would love to come back and spend more time exploring this beautiful area.

The staff member at the front gate was incredibly nice and informative. We could tell that she really enjoys her job and interacting with guests. The gardens were spacious with various plants and colors. The cacti inside the greenhouse were super neat! I liked how they plants were identified and told us which region they are from.

Beautiful place, but for a one-time visit. This place is like a provincial park. Wild nature in many places. Plenty of picnic spots. On the border of the USA and Canada there are amazing and long flower beds. The park has a beautiful gallery of succulents.

So many beautiful flowers! The Chokecherry ice cream in the café is the best ice cream I've ever had. The chapel at the far end of the garden holds a lot of intrigue (and a lot of echoes!), and there are several interesting stops when you drive the ND side of the garden. This experience was so good, on so many levels. I can't wait to return! Because you leave the United States to enter the Garden, bring your Real ID driver's license, or driver's license and birth certificate (if you don't have Real ID), or your passport for re-entry into the US.

Peaceful and serene. The Formal Gardens are beautiful. The 9/11 Memorial is very somber and peaceful. We enjoyed riding through Canada and the US. Stay long enough to hear the bells. Many places to stop for a picnic.

Very peaceful and serene stay at the campground. Enjoyed exploring the Peace Gardens! Plenty of restrooms and picnic/play areas around the gardens. The cafe is expensive but good. No ice on the premises to purchase so be sure to take it with you from Dundsieth before going to the garden; its about a 15 min drive.

Great place to spend the day. Lots of walking trails. The gardens and fountain is a nice destination for pictures with the family. The large indoor catus exhibit is worth the price of admission. They have a small 911 memorial that was neat to see.

We were enjoyed every single minute there. Beautiful swimming pool, amazing view. Very relaxing atmosphere. Only 3 steps for room cleaning, because I found that our room was not clean enough:very dusty and bathroom can be cleaner.

One bedroom suite was decent. Good size for small families however, could use some upgrading. Screen door leading to patio was broken, and pull-out couch/bed was very uncomfortable and springy. When we arrived, the hallway on our floor did not smell nice. Almost like mouldy wet carpets. Unfortunately not impressed with the restaurant for dinner. Food was way overpriced and our meals came cold to the table. Overall, the room and food was way overpriced for what we got. Don’t think we would stay here again unless the hotel had some upgrades or we were able to get a better deal on a room.

I have been going to Gimli with my mom, sister and Grandpa and Grandma for years now and we always stay in the same room for a week each year. This is a great vacation destination and will highly recommend😃! Also my grandpa is good friends with the manager! There is great service there and great clean rooms with and an amazing restaurant and pool area! I recommend going August 1-20 because there are no fishflies there!!! I am so excited to go there this summer with my family! Five star ⭐ vacation destination for families.

We liked the very cold AC. It's a quiet hotel. We enjoyed the eco friendly incentive of $5/day. The bed was unbelievably comfortable. Restaurants were good. Proximity to shopping is a plus. Staff was friendly. Pools were great! Needs a few updates and upgrades for a 5*.

Wonderful location on the beach. Easy access to everything. Plenty of parking when we were there. Staff we encountered were friendly. The hotel has so much potential but needs a good dose of updating. The first room we were given was somewhat updated, bathroom was nice, but it was second floor above the shops and the entire room vibrated from the ventilation fan below the room. It was room 209. My kids asked if it was an earthquake. I need the constant vibration would drive me nuts, so i requested a different room, and the front desk was very accommodating. Thankfully. Our second room was third floor. It hadn't been updated. It was clean and fine for us. Great view of the beach from the deck. Swimming pools were enjoyed by the kids. Indoor pool is warm, the air inside is too warm, but that makes swimming comfortable. Outdoor pool looked like it would be perfect for a warm sunny day. With continued updates to this hotel, and perhaps they should add conference rooms, i really think this hotel could be a destination. I'd recommend Lakeview Gimli Resort if you're looking for a getaway on the beach.

Avoid Room 326 – Disappointing Experience I strongly advise against staying in Room 326. The unit was unclean upon arrival—linens and bedding had not been changed, and the washroom was noticeably dirty. Even more concerning, the balcony door had been forcibly sealed shut with wood and screws, which felt like a serious fire hazard and triggered a lot of anxiety. I couldn’t sleep the entire night. The pool washroom was also in poor condition, and my kids were visibly grossed out by it. I’ve stayed at this hotel many times over the years and have usually had great experiences, but this visit was a major letdown. At $250 per night, I expected far better. Management needs to address these issues urgently.

Gimli Resort is the perfect spot to unwind and recharge! The restaurants are top-notch, serving up delicious meals with a beautiful lakefront view. Taking a leisurely walk along the docks, watching the sunset over the water. It's so peaceful and rejuvenating. If you're looking for a relaxing getaway, Gimli Resort is a must-visit!

This past winter I photographed my first wedding at Asessippi, and while I didn’t hit the slopes, my time at the resort was fantastic. The wedding day experience from a photography and guest perspective was warm, welcoming, and beautifully run. Blue (the wedding host) was incredibly helpful to both me and the couple. She gave me a quick tour before the ceremony so I could plan out the afternoon photo session, which made a big difference when the timeline ran a little behind, as wedding days often do. I could also see how committed she and the staff were to creating a great atmosphere for the couple and their guests. The space itself is a cozy and charming winter wedding location. The ceremony was held indoors in front of the fireplace, and it made for an intimate, memorable setting. The reception had the same warm, personal vibe and was full of character. If you’re dreaming of a winter wedding with rustic charm and a team that genuinely cares, Asessippi is a great spot.

Great ski resort for all kinds of people from beginners to professionals. Easier to book tickets in advance. The equipment rental process is smooth and the staff really helps you choose the right gear. The ski slopes are kept well maintained. Enjoyed the bunny hill area. Lots of safety features included so that even children can have a great time here. The restaurant is also fully functional with a variety of hot food and beverages. Worth the price!

Had so much skiing this past Tuesday. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Pricing was very reasonable. Loved the cafeteria. Only critique is some of the signs/maps were a bit confusing. Would maybe recommend more signage for some trails (e.g . Home Run) to indicate that you need to first descend Kodiak before "starting", for example.

Great winter facility for family adventures. Very reasonably priced food options and lots of seating. Numerous lifts to cut down on lineups. Pictures are of the Bunny Hill only.

For Manitoba, this resort is a good as it gets. The owners know how to make the most of what they have and staff are friendly and helpful. We try to come out once a year to enjoy the resort - well worth it for a weekend.

Was there for a wedding in late September and it was absolutely beautiful. Everyone was kind and helpful. Will definitely be going back!!!

End of season conditions were FANTASTIC. The 50% off kids lift tickets and rentals sweetened the deal. We came in December where both kids did lessons, for their very first time. They were instantly hooked and their instructors (Ella for skiing and Zach for snowboarding) were both out standing. They really cultivated a love of the sport for both my young boys and it’s all they talked about since. We decided to head there for spring break, and so glad we did! All the staff are incredible, always so helpful and kind. They even hold the chair lift when my kids were learning to get on. My son was so excited at his progress he spent hours trying to see if Zach was working again to show him haha.We have found our new favourite place and we owe it all to the hard working staff who go above and beyond. Thank you Ella, Zach and who I think is the manager (purple hair) for your amazing dedication to what you do. You left a lasting mark on our whole family and we will be back as soon as we can! Jack, Thomas , Sarah and John!

An okay place for beginners but the tow rope can be quite frustrating. Hill is small and definetly no mountain (but its manitoba lol). The staff is super kind and patient which I appreciated! Food is really good and priced well too!

small but good place for beginners, the coaches are so nice and so responsible and warm heart. They would even assistant beginners and kids to riding on the lift and accompanying them behind and walking up (yeah, u see right) to the hill. The lounge is too old but reminding me of the old country club. Literally, it is small, but neat place to go. Strongly recommending leisure skiers and beginners!

Let me start with this ain't the mountains. It has a t-bar and rope tow. The runs are short but really we live in Manitoba. That being said staff are awesome seasonal passes are more then reasonable and it's 10km from the north perimeter. So what you loose in runs is gained in convince

Such a good place for a 25 minute drive out of Winnipeg! Way better than Spring Hill. I love the tow ropes and how quick it is and the runs are so nice and powdery and groomed

It's okay for beginners. The hills are tiny. Takes about 15 seconds to make it all the way to the bottom. Plus, the rope lift is going so fast it'll tear up the strongest of gloves.

Great family owned business! Lessons for adults and kids. All levels. I'm a beginner and had a lot of fun! You can go in the evening on weekdays too.

Friendly staff, had a blast riding, longer lines for the slower lift, will be back

My go to spot for Snowboarding. I like that they added a little bit of park and they try to groom it. Although it hasn't been the best groom lately since there hasn't been a good snowfall. The food can be better since there isn't a restaurant nearby. Staff is awesome and friendly and we met the Dad of the owner and he's one of the nicest guy I've met. Overall a nice resort to go

Beautiful and convenient ski resort with great slopes! But the rental gear is a disaster — old, extremely uncomfortable, and very worn out. Definitely worth visiting, but only if you bring your own equipment (skis, snowboard, sleds, etc.).

After the transportation of ownership, the new owner refused to accept un-used multi-pass from the previous owner. Well, the customer has to take the lost. Good job.

It's a small hill and facility but they are very attentive and it was great for the area being generally very flat! Lots of kids with a school group and they had enough equipment for everyone! Great instructors and learning hill. Will definitely be back

Skiing is good, and the staff is great. The food situation is the only downside. The indoor eatery is really expensive and there is no place inside where you can bring a bagged lunch. For that reason alone I usually choose a different hill that is the same drive from my house. If eating in your car is not a deal breaker, then this is a great hill.

A little gem located within a 2 1/2 hour drive of Winnipeg. Friendly family type skiing. Local ski club and instructors have enthusiasm and heart.

Had a fantastic time here. Staff is friendly & helpful. We went with a large group rental and they got us all sorted and ready to go in a timely manner. The challet was nice and warm with food options available. The ski lift often had a long line which moved surprisingly fast. Great way to get out and enjoy the winter!

We had such a lovely day at the Festival this Monday. The lines were short. We enjoyed some yummy treats. The kids loved the slides through the snow sculptures. The climb up sculptures were a big hit. There is nothing like maple taffy on a stick to round out a good way to spend a winter day in Manitoba.

Was Beautiful with a lot of people that came out to enjoy there day with the beautiful days and some cold days.

As a child, Festival was so much fun. Now as an adult, it’s simply not worth the money. There’s really not that much to do and it’s pretty darn expensive. I think if you’re from the French community, it would be fun because there’s so many people that you’d know and visit with. But if you’re not connected to a whole bunch of people, it’s pretty lame and I’d recommend skipping it. There are lots of good musical acts but you can catch them elsewhere during the year and for a better listening experience.

We paid $100 for two admissions and then had to wait over 30 minutes in line to enter a tent, music was so loud couldn’t even hear ourselves talk. Food was also meh and pricey. Festival used to be fun when they didn’t over charge and over sell tickets. Not worth the money.

Getting pricey for the experience: they limit your time in the main park, fewer ‘experiences’ and more focused on selling junk food. The maple on the snow was not maple - some kind of corn syrup (my family had a maple syrup operation). Idea of the carnival is great but has been watered down each year. Too bad.

This is an event that's more fondly remembered as a child than experienced as an adult. Not much to do, and generally pretty overrated. Even the maple sugar is good for a few sucks before you eventually just toss it in the snow.

Used to really enjoy this great mid-winter music festival until if they started to oversell tickets and have to wait in line for an hour to get into every tent in the evenings. Your ticket price essentially gets you into the park to wait in line-ups. The actual music and service is all fantastic if you can ever get into see anything.

Have never stayed at a Sandman before, so we weren’t sure what to expect. It turned out to be a good hotel within walking distance to stores and restaurants. The hotel does have two restaurants on site, including a Denny’s which is open 24 hours (did not eat at it, so cannot attest to the food). Though starting to show its age, our room was clean and spacious and the king bed was super comfortable. The only issue is that the PTAC is long overdue for a good cleaning. Additionally, we appreciated that it is dog friendly. Front desk staff were friendly. Would stay here again.

The hotel is not 5 star but it is clean and convenient. I was provided shuttle service daily by Lilly and she is amazing. Very caring , communicative and accommodating. 5+ stars !! I only gave 4 for service as the front desk agents did not acknowledge my presence when checking in and times I had questions

DO NOT STAY HERE!! This place is seriously like a Motel 6. Absolutely disgusting. Dirty. Outdated. Noisy. Smelly. Stayed here one night over the weekend and was very disappointed from the moment we checked in. The hallways are outdated and dirty. The rooms are horrific and small. Not what is pictured. The tv does not work. It shuts on and off all night long. Bed sheets were dirty. Also, the hotel room shakes. Like literally shakes. I believe it’s from the outdated elevator that has maintenance issues. Motel 6 would be a palace compared to this hotel. I am not quite sure how this is a Sandman hotel. Do yourself a favour and stay elsewhere!!

I was staying in the city this time to do a working at heights training course for a routine refresher. I am a miner by trade and must do this every couple years. My room unfortunately wasn’t ready on time because of cleaning delays. The service representative at the front desk was really accommodating and gave me a voucher for dinner in one of the restaurants attached to the hotel. Chops is one of my favourite places to eat. The steak bites are one yummy appetizer. I went for them, followed by a steak meal. As usual it was fantastic! Thanks for taking the time to make your guests feel taken care of and somewhat appreciated.

Worst experience ever. Ruined our whole weekend. We checked into a room with no power and a broken air conditioner. We spend $260 for a room with Jacuzzi. It was 30°C, dusty, and dirty. We reported the issue to the front desk, and they said it would be fixed. When we returned and turned on the air conditioner, the power blew out again. We contacted the front desk once more, but they offered no real help—just repeated promises that someone would come. Two hours later, at 11 pm, nobody had shown up. We were forced to spend the night in a hot, dark room with no air conditioning. The service from the front desk was absolutely terrible. Do not book this hotel if you want a decent experience.

Gross. My work booked this hotel and I’ll be ensuring that they never use it again. Hairballs in the bed. Carpet is smelly. Ancient, noisy wall air conditioner. TV doesn’t turn off, just have to unplug it, walls are beat up. Staff were fine at checkin, and allowed me to change rooms from the main floor, with a view of the industrial parking, to the third floor, which felt safer and was the only reason I even decided to tough it out here for the night.

Sandman Inn was our home away from home due to my husband being in the city for medical reasons. The room was clean with nice new furniture and amenities. When my husband came out of hospital they moved us to a suite for the same medical rate price. Thank you Lucy. You were so polite and accommodating.

I had to chance to access the fitness facility of this venue as compliments from Holiday Inn that was under renovation. The staff at the front desk was extremely helpful. The fitness facility is good enough. Some older machines and I would have preferred a more robust cable machine to complete a good workout, but this was adequate enough for a few days stays in the city.

Terrible experience — would never stay here again! I usually don’t write reviews, but this place deserves one. The hotel is absolutely disgusting. The room was dirty, there were cockroaches crawling on the floor, and the bed sheets looked and smelled like they hadn’t been changed in weeks. The air was stuffy, and the bathroom was full of mold. The staff were rude and unprofessional — no smiles, no respect, no help at all. When I tried to explain a problem, they just rolled their eyes and walked away. It felt like they didn’t care about guests at all. Honestly, this was one of the worst hotel experiences of my life. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone, not even for one night. Save your money, your nerves, and go somewhere — anywhere — else.

very clean up to date hotel. staff is great. my housekeeper rajwinder was amazing: very friendly, and she kept the room looking pristine. never suspected that the room was dirty or that shortcuts were taken. only downside is they dont have cash in the restaurant register, so u cant really pay cash.

Overall nice hotel and very helpful staff. The room was spacious and comfortable. Water was hot and the HVAC worked well. Starbucks located on the property as well. Only downside around the hotel is security concern from people on the street hanging around the building entrance. Security is on property and seemed actively patrolling.

Have always wanted to stay at the Radisson. But was so disappointed paying over $200 for one night, plus parking(what the helll are you supposed to do with your car) and breakfast. I really wanted to love the place, but it was noisy, and not very clean, the glasses in the washroom still had leftover toothpaste from a previous guest in them. Was told they upgraded us to a newly renovated room, it was nice. As much as I love the idea of not having carpets in hotel rooms, they then need to renovated to add sound barriers. Even way up high the traffic noise was awful, and we could hear all of the rooms around us, flush or shower. The shower was really nice. The staff were all very nice, breakfast was good, and the location was great for us. But I do not plan on ever staying here again and would not recommend it to anyone. Look elsewhere!

I have had a great experience at this hotel. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful for my entire stay. I was in one of the king suite rooms on floor 22. I am definitely the type to inspect a hotel room before I settle in and found the bedding, bathroom, and furniture to be clean and in new condition. I also used the fitness facility, which is certainly a bit outdated, but I don't find that to be a deterrent - it was clean and everything worked! As other reviewers mention, this part of Winnipeg is a bit on the rougher side. I am a female solo traveller so I tend to be extra aware of that sort of thing, but to be honest I didn't find it to be any worse than any of the downtown cores of other major North American cities I've visited. The hotel has security on site as well. The hotel's relative location to other attractions is great. Basically, if you want to stay in downtown Winnipeg, this problem is most likely unavoidable and that's not this particular hotel's fault. Would recommend staying here!

Well, I paid through a third-party my mistake so I didn’t even get the chance to see a room. The young girls hands were tied she could not help me at all. She couldn’t even give me a paper with the label because it was all locked in the office a little more trust in your poor employees would benefit your company. Because I didn’t have a credit card to secure the room I could not get it, but I had the cash in my bank.

Staff at this location are absolutely wonderful. They are kind and very helpful. The location is close to transit and food which were things we needed for our stay. We booked two adjoining rooms for our sports team for the weekend and did find immediately we could not use one of the bathrooms. It was left in an unusable state after some renovations had taken place (sticky floors with boot marks, messy countertops, and dirty shower). We were offered another room, but it only had one bed and could not accommodate those staying, so we opted not to move. Staff did come in quickly to clean the bathroom for us. After the cleaning, we found a bedbug on the shower curtain of one bathroom. We let the front desk staff know immediately and sent an email notification to cleaning staff about it. We received no follow up, so I am unsure of what the facility did to ensure this was a one-off incident. We checked our mattresses, box springs, and along the baseboards of both rooms where bedbugs like to hide and found none. None of the occupants of the two rooms were bitten, so we believe it to have been a one-off, but cannot be sure. I contacted the hotel after our stay to discuss the issues we had, and I heard back from them within 48 hours. The Travelodge was willing to work with us offering either a complimentary stay in the future or a partial refund through the third party booking agent. I contact the third party agent who also contacted the Travelodge, and the Travelodge was no longer willing to provide a partial refund. They claimed to try and offer us accommodation, but we had not received any offers to change rooms after the first night. One cleaning staff member simply asked if we were going to continue our stay at the hotel, and we confirmed we were.

Friendly service. Some workers are great, some are average. One of our rooms smelled like pee, but they gave us another room, so that was good. It might have been nice to get help moving our stuff considering the move was not our fault. The pool area is awesome! The price was great.

The location is perfect for my needs when I need to run to the store or grab a bite to eat at a restaurant. There’s a few close by maybe not your choices but they’re definitely my favourite places to go. The beds are comfy. The pillows are also comfy. You’ll have a good sleep cleaning stuff come every day and everyone is friendly.

So here we go my honest review. We could hear the neighbours way to much so not good. The air conditioning had no chance cooling the room till morning so very hard falling asleep. The shower was great good size as well the pool was also very good. Breakfast was bad don't need breakfast like that just cereal, fruits, toast, jams but NO warm eggs or bacon or sausage or anything so very dissapointed in breakfast.

Great hotel and staff, hotel feels a little dated but they are working on upgrading. Absolutely no complaints, good breakfast, pool, hot tub and sauna all very good and clean, has an area with lots of tvs, good menu items, some pool tables, food and some slot machines. We used Uber daily and was not an issue getting a ride. Enjoy your stay 😊

The building is pretty much what I expected after seeing the outside. There’s an old fashioned vibe for sure. The rooms were slightly rough around the edges to be completely transparent, but you get what you pay for. That being said, they were in fact kept tidy. I immediately appreciated the water pressure in the shower, and the bed was surprisingly comfortable. overall cool spot!

Great basic hotel to stay at. If it is a stop off as you drive through, this fits the bill perfectly! The staff were lovely, room clean and comfortable beds. One thing to be warned about, your carrying your luggage up the stairs, so if you have a ot of luggage and other stuff, you have been warned. I was there on a motorcycle and they let me park right in front , next to the front doors. So give them points for being accommodating for the bike.. Staff was overall great..!!

I must preface my comments by saying I think the time of year we went makes a difference. It was after kids are back in school and summer ended. We were a couple mainly among many retirees. It was quiet and lovely place to stay. We had a king size bed room and it was amazing. It was spacious and clean. The amenities were great a perfect place for rest and relaxation. The only limit was places to eat , you had to leave the premises and go into the town, which was not far away.

Our room attached to the main building where the front desk and restaurant is, was quite dated; certainly not worth $400+ for the night. There are no thermostats in the room itself and the toilet sounded like it might come off the floor. Late check out was requested when we checked in, but was told we would have to ask the morning of checkout, which is not something I am used to at other hotels. On a positive note, the fridge worked and there was a coffee machine that was functional. Perhaps the cabins are better equipped, but I would steer clear of the rooms attached to the main building

Great resort. Excellent swimming pool and waterslide. Rooms have plates, cutlery, wine glasses, regular glassware, pots and pans, coffee maker, tea kettle, and a dishwasher. Shampoo and conditioner only in the bathroom. Pack like you're camping though. Best to bring food and drink with you, as the local stores evidently have inflated prices. Not many options to purchase liquor. Restaurants and bakeries are all fantastic. Great biking and hiking trails. Golf course is immaculate.

The outdoor facilities are beautiful and the saunas and pools are definitely the highlight. Unfortunately some of the indoor areas already need repair, which feels disappointing for such a new spa. Pricing was also a frustrating experience. Our treatments increased between the time of booking and the day of service. Massage were $40 more and Reikis sessions were $20 more. Staff would not honor the brochure prices we brought and we were not informed of the changes in advance. Customer service overall felt substandard. Staff were not very helpful and the kitchen was slow. For the cost I expected a smoother and more professional experience.

We booked a stay-and-play package and were excited for a relaxing trip. Unfortunately, we found ants in our room (behind the nightstand), and after looking further, more were coming in. We didn't feel comfortable staying. While staff were polite and did provide a refund when we chose to leave, it was disappointing to cut our trip short and miss our second round of golf and spa visit. Cleanliness and after-hours response needs improvement

A beautiful resort in a very nice location. Their Chalets are very beautiful and spacious. The hotel rooms are very nice too if you dont want want to pay through your teeth for the chalets. The only down side is that it's not pet friendly and the prices are on the higher side.

Strictly visiting for the restaurant this year. Great food, plenty of dietary options. Amazing views from every window. Sports usually playing on multiple big screens. A bit snug for parking as it gets busy here.

Incredible experience! Worse each cent spent on it. High-quality service and really pleasant massage. Liked the “silent room” which I was allowed to attend after massage. And massage was really amazing! Can’t even remember last time I had such a relaxing massage.

We had an incredible experience at Ten Spa at the Fort Garry Hotel. From the moment we arrived, everything was perfect — the spa is absolutely stunning, clean, and beautifully designed. The front desk staff was friendly and welcoming, making us feel comfortable right away. We booked the Hamam package for two, and it was truly the best experience — deeply relaxing, rejuvenating, and one of a kind. After our treatment, we enjoyed the quiet room, a peaceful space where guests can unwind post-treatment. Another lovely touch was the complimentary food bar, offering snacks and drinks to enjoy during your visit — a thoughtful detail that added to the overall experience. Ten Spa truly knows how to pamper their guests. We’ll definitely be back next time!

This place is the ultimate solo relaxation trip. A day spent here feels amazing after. Did a facial and enjoyed acouple beverages and snacks after. It's definitely a must try. It's a nice environment.

I did not know what to expect, never having been to a Turkish bath, so this was a unique and new experience. The staff made me feel comfortable and everything about the spa and experience was beautiful. The space is well designed with beautiful tile work and it is so relaxing with the sounds of running water, the scents and warm steam. Thanks to all the staff!

Was not sure what to expect as I have been to several hamam’s in Morocco over the years. Absolutely beautiful and welcoming, staff are very knowledgeable , professional and friendly. A couple suggestions would be to go through the steps during check in and also to have an advance notice that staff and hamam are mixed, certainly not happening in Morocco! Wonderful experience.

I have visited Ten Spa twice and I will absolutely be back. Very high-quality service, friendly employees, and everything is spotless. Also, a bonus is that they are very accommodating for skin sensitivities or scent sensitivities (which I have). The steam room is very clean and smells fresh, and the showers are amazing. I could use the rain shower for hours LOL. They also provide a lot of lotions, face creams, shampoo, conditioner and other toiletries which is great, and unlimited towels (I appreciate this especially as I dropped my towel in the shower the first time I visited) Their snacks are also fresh and it is really nice to see gluten free options as well. I really enjoyed my pedicure, massage and full body facial. The silent room is also great, as I don't particularly want to socialize or hear others after a long, tranquil massage. I feel very relaxed each time I visit, and I am looking forward to booking another treatment soon.

The hamam treatment is quite unique. Was a nice treatment. The message and facial were nothing special for the price you pay. The cost of this spa is insanely expensive for what you get. The treatment rooms were very bland- white walls no decor: felt like a dr.s office. I really think for what you pay, they should do some upgrades at this spa.

The Alt has really nice rooms and has previously been my go-to spot to stay and give my business. I have never encountered any serious problems until my last stay here. I originally booked this room with a government rate, as previously, they have always accepted it. I arrived at the hotel and checked in with no issues. We got settled in, just for me to get a call around 6pm, that they would not be giving me the same rate and I would have to pay $350 plus tax for a room, that I already checked in to. I protested this rate and the individual on the phone said that the best he could do was $269 plus tax. Keep in mind that I booked this hotel room 9 months in advance, and rates have always stayed at $199 plus tax, even when booking previously. Obviously, I was not very happy. I explained how I had already checked in and had no time to look for anything cheaper. After which he responded with (rudely I might add), “well I can go ahead and cancel your reservation then”. Of course, at this point all hotels in the area were fully booked, and I had no option but to pay this amount and stay here. And it is clear that this man was aware of this. I have always heard of some hotel businesses to be shady, in ways that make them more money. But to treat a regular customer like this, knowing they have no options, is taking advantage of us. I will note my friend also booked a hotel here the same night and her price was changed to $350 plus tax. So, it was not just me who got screwed. I used to praise this hotel and recommended it to everyone I could. I will now shout to the rooftops to avoid this place, as I will never stay here again with such awful treatment of me and numerous people this weekend.

I had a wonderful stay at Alt Hotel Winnipeg. The rooms were spotless, modern, and very comfortable, creating a relaxing environment throughout my visit. The overall atmosphere of the hotel is welcoming and stylish, making it a great place to unwind. The staff were exceptionally friendly and went above and beyond to be helpful, which made my experience even more enjoyable. I truly appreciated their warm hospitality. I would definitely recommend Alt Hotel Winnipeg to anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, and friendly place to stay in the city.

The hotel itself is nice. The service was okay. Parking was unclear. When I called a lady told me to register the ticket at the front desk and pay $21. But upon arrival nobody seemed to know and just told us to pay at the parking exit, which was $28. Other than that, we had a great view of Canada Life Center. The room was quite unique in a good way, unlike any other room we had. With Browns Social House being right below the hotel, we didn’t have to worry about driving or cabbing anywhere, before our after the Jets game. Huge plus.

It is truly a 3 star hotel without porter or valet parking services. The check in and checkout process were quick. It is an industrial minimalist hotel. The bathroom and mattress are ok! However the police sirens in the middle of nights made it unbearable to sleep! You can hear everything on the street, unfortunately! The nightly room rate is quite high for the type of room! Sorry I do NOT recommend this hotel!

Awesome location. Right in the heart of downtown. There is also a Tim Hortons beside the Hotel. Incase of the car parking. You can park it in the indigo parking and you can directly enter the hotel from the Skywalk. Check with the hotel for the Car parking address. It is behind the hotel in Indigo parking lot. Plenty of car parking available. For 24 hours Car parking it costs about 21$ to be paid at the ALT hotel reception. I loved my luxurious stay.

Came to Winnipeg for business our company uses and professional booking company for our travels. When I asked at the desk about a late checkout I was told to talk to the desk in the morning as it would be taken care of then. Went to the desk in the morning and told they couldn't give me a later check out because they were too busy. Every other hotel that I have ever stayed in could always give you a later check out. How can you come to a city and have to bring you suitcase to your jobsite . When I come back to Winnipeg I will not be staying here and be letting our booking company know not to use this place again.

Hotel is super clean. Beds are very comfy. Nice vibe in lobby. Parking was easy in the garage immediately beside and a skywalk I to hotel. Forks Market was a 15-min pleasant walk away—lots of food options there. The soaker bathtub was fabulous.

First I will say the staff was friendly. But everything is so dirty. The luggage carts were covered in sticky/greasy who knows what. The hot tub was filthy, and the pool not much better. If you’re a coffee drinker, bring your own. The coffee in the breakfast area tastes like they’ve run three of four pots through the same basket. Very weak and flavourless. The towels are very old and missing a lot of the soft material. They don’t smell very fresh either. Noticed several stains on the bed linen. Almost like they don’t use bleach here. There also seemed to be a lot of people just aimlessly shuffling around the parking lot and hanging out in front of the doors smoking, so you get to walk through the cloud to get in the building. I definitely noticed a stark difference between this hotel and other Days Inn’s we’ve stayed at in the past. It felt more like a homeless shelter than a hotel. Would NOT recommend.

Room was nice, roomy. The decor in general is somewhat outdated but not a deal breaker. Front desk staff were friendly and helpful. The included breakfast was not bad (I’ve had way worse), with a few options. The location itself is near the airport which was what we needed. Saw a few but not many homeless people walking by.

The hotel offers great value. The room and facilities were very good. To the management: I noticed that during the weekend, the breakfast staff were overloaded. I wonder why these hotels, knowing in advance how many people are going to be overnight and have breakfast the next day, don't make any effort to be prepared and deliver a much better experience at breakfast. Long lines, missing items, etc. a struggle for the service team.

The hotel overall was great, the only problem was the fridge in our room didn't work properly causing us to throw out all our food (pizza, fruits). Unfortunately we put the food in the fridge before bed so we didn't notice it was broken until the morning when everything had already gone bad. Otherwise we had a great experience at the hotel and the pool was always a nice temperature.

This was an ok hotel. The beds were quite comfortable. However, the hotel tried to charge me again for the stay, even though I had prepaid. There is a free breakfast, though note they were unable to make accommodations for dietary restrictions, so it was just eggs and apples for breakfast for me.

We were very disappointed with our experience at this hotel, particularly with the lack of customer service. After checking in at 3 PM, we left for a few hours, only to return and find that someone had entered our room and opened the hide-a-bed. When we contacted the front desk for an explanation, we were repeatedly given the runaround and transferred between three different staff members across shift changes. Each promised to review the security footage and follow up with us — but no one ever did. The room itself was also uncomfortable. It was very hot, as the air conditioning in the living room area was not functioning properly. Additionally, we found dirty dishes stored in the cupboards, which raised further concerns about the room’s cleanliness. The hotel's only drink vending machine was completely empty, and the pool's chlorine levels were excessively high, causing all the children in the pool to cough. The beds were not comfortable, and despite requesting extra blankets and pillows several times, we ended up receiving one. Overall, our stay was disappointing, and we would not recommend this hotel.

Extremely disappointed in how this hotel handled a basic lost-and-found situation. I left two jackets behind and called within two hours of checkout. Staff confirmed the jackets had been found and assured me they would be held for pickup. When I later arranged to have them picked up, the hotel claimed they were no longer there. No explanation, no resolution, and no sense of accountability. This is a complete failure in customer service and property handling. I followed up promptly and did everything right. The hotel did not. If you value your belongings or expect even the most basic level of professionalism, think twice before staying here.

Very short walk to the airport. Bed and pillows were comfortable. Room was clean, bathroom was spacious with a floor to ceiling glass shower, Starbucks coffee pods were a nice touch. Overall I had a great experience.

I travel a lot and was in Winnipeg for one night recently and stayed at the Grand Hotel At the Winnipeg airport. I was quite impressed with the location and the hotel itself, and the staff upon checking in. Also, upon checking out, the staff was very courteous. Unfortunately, when I was getting ready to check out in the morning, I sat on the end of my bed to put my shoes on, and there were some very disturbing stains on the bed, and I took pictures of them and told the night clerk About them when I was checking out. He was quite concerned about it and said he was sending the Bellman up to take a look at it. I had to be through security and customs so I left at 4:15 AM and sent an email to the general manager of the hotel to express my concern about what I saw and had taken pictures of Without so much as a phone call or anything, he responded back to me, saying that he personally checked, and there were no stains there And suggested that I was a liar. He completely retracted it in another email. I have stayed in thousands and thousands of hotels in the last 40 years of work travel and have never experienced anything like that and only once have I ever filed a complaint about a room other than this one. The hotel is great and so the staff it’s just unfortunate that one person could not look into something enough and admit that there may have been an error. My only recommendation would be to check all the covers and sheets before you check into that hotel.

I just love staying at this hotel... the bed is heavenly. same with the restaurant... 5 star - clean, close to airport... like 100 feet and I LOVE IT I LOVE IT I LOVE IT :) Thanks to Will and his team

I booked on Expedia. It doesn’t mention anything about a parking fee. That was a surprise. I also don’t feel safe in the room. There’s no safety bolt. Or chain. So if hotel messes up rooms anyone can come in. I’ve seen this happen in other hotels

great hotel, comfortable rooms, comfortable beds, friendly staff only negative was having breakfast at the adjacent hotel, which was too busy- they do have an excellent restaurant, however which I will review separately

Most convenient airport hotel ive to anywhere. Several restaurants and bars in or adjacent to the hotel. Friendly staff and clean rooms. I had no issues of any sort. Airport is literally right across the street.

I forgot my airpods in my room, called the front desk and they were able to find and ship them back to me. Really happy with service and will always stay here for winnipeg travel

First time skiing in 30 years this weekend at Holiday Mountain and we had a blast! The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, everyone from the bar staff to rentals, entire kitchen crew and admin were accommodating and eager to help out. At no time did we feel like we didn't know where to go or feel out of place or where do we go next. Meal pricing was very fair with a good variety of eats and drinks. The unrenovated cabins were a little dated, but clean, comfortable and had all the amenities (mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, lots of blankets, toiletries) needed for a weekend visit. Ski instructor (Reese) was patient, informative and inspired confidence in our abilities. This will mark the first of many visits to your resort! Keep up the good work!

We stayed for two nights, skied two days, and had a wonderful time! Our A frame cabin was warm and comfy, and the food at the lodge was tasty. However, what really sets this place apart is the staff. I simply cannot say enough great things about the owners and staff. We had a couple of issues (of our own making, not the fault of the resort), and everyone went well beyond any expectation to offer their help. The patience and kindness shown to us was beyond exceptional. I felt like everyone we spoke with genuinely wanted to be there and the atmosphere was almost like a family based on the interactions we observed between staff members, and everyone gave us (as guests) the feeling of being warmly welcomed. So, if you want a fun day of skiing (or snowboarding) or a weekend adventure, you should absolutely visit Holiday Mountain! It was my son's first time skiing, and thanks to the experience we had, he definitely wants to go back! And since getting him away from his screens is normally nearly impossible, this is in itself a huge compliment to the establishment... :)

I had the most amazing time at Holiday Mountain! From the moment I arrived, I was blown away by the welcoming atmosphere. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to help with any questions or provide tips on the best runs. The slopes were in perfect condition, offering a variety of terrain for all skill levels, and I especially loved the well-maintained trails for both skiing and snowboarding. The resort itself is beautifully set up, with cozy facilities and delicious food options to refuel after a day on the hill. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced skier, there's something for everyone here. I also loved the relaxed, family-friendly vibe—it felt like the perfect place to make lasting memories. Overall, my experience at Holiday Mountain Ski Resort was unforgettable, and I can't wait to return! Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great ski getaway in Manitoba!

Every employee we encountered was very nice and friendly. My wife and I took ski lessons with Warren, and he was a very effective and patient teacher. Another instructor, Paul, graciously took time to give me some pointers even though I wasn’t scheduled to take lessons from him. We will be back!

Visited the mountain had a great time but more importantly the staff was so wonderful. My wallet fell out of my pocket, they found it and shipped it to me out of province with everything in it. Thank you so so much!! Big shout out to the management team.

It was my first time visiting here and had a great time snowboarding. Not very crowded and the beginner area was nicely groomed. Food was awesome! Staffs were very helpful and friendly will definitely come back for more 🏂.

I am so happy that this historic/nostalgic place has re-opened! Although i had never been before i talked to many people with fond childhood memories of this community landmark. I went with my beginner friend and the staff were so patient and helpful with getting us all geared up and ready to ski. The new management has done a great job in reviving a beloved place and seems to have a commitment to constant and consistant improvement, which is a revival project that does take time. A very user friendly place and we totally enjoyed our afternoon there capped off by the best bowl of hot homemade soup and cold drinks. Keep up the good work Holiday Mountain and we will see you again in February!

Beautiful place, great campground, sites are very nice, clean and private ( majority of them), washrooms are clean and well maintained. Both West and East Beach are great, sand is like at the seaside 🙂 We loved it and definitely will be back again!!!

I'm from Manitoba and now reside in Alberta, I still make the trio down to Mb just to go to the lake!!!

Lake Winnipeg can be a place of contrasts. The sunsets are the best. At the water you might think you were on the ocean. But with the relative shallow depth overall a slight wind can drive up the waves very quickly. Keeping close to shore usually a good idea.

Photos from Granite quarry. The legislature was with granite from here

Lovely place in winter with world class Walleye fishing

Beautiful lake views from 38,000 ft

Almost like going to the ocean. Can have large waves, and the white sand is great

We visited for tubing, but the experience was disappointing. The lift didn’t work for the first 30 minutes, and the slope didn’t feel safe - one person even flipped over after hitting the wall at the bottom. The skiing and snowboarding areas were overcrowded, and the slope felt too small. Even the restaurant was frustrating. It was packed, and we were asked to move from the sofa area because they were going to do some renovations in the middle of the day. However, no one had bothered to close off the area before opening, and at the time we were asked to move, there were no other available seats and we just left back home. The pastry and alcohol were so bad that we didn’t even finish them. Overall, this place was a huge letdown. Maybe I’ll give it another try for snowboarding and skiing, but I wish I had a better experience - especially since it’s so close to the city and there’s no real alternative without a long drive.

If you are planning to do outdoor activities in winter like skiing and snowboarding it is best place goes to Winnipeg. For beginners, I would suggest to book classes ahead of time it was difficult for us to figure out things as first time ski after watching all youtube videos. There is a place to rent shoes, ski , and helmets. Overall, a good place.

I was extremely disappointed with my visit to Restaurant t at this tiny hill. The food quality was shockingly poor—it lacked flavor, freshness, and any semblance of care in preparation. And dirty everywhere! To make matters worse, one staff member stood out for all the wrong reasons. Their behavior was unprofessional, their language was unpleasant, and it was clear they lacked any service training. It’s disheartening to see such a lack of respect for customers. A ski resort restaurant should offer a welcoming and enjoyable experience, but this fell far short. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and invests in training their staff and improving the quality of their offerings.

If skiing isn't your thing I would highly recommend tubing here. The 2 slopes are well planned out. At the top of the hill it is flat, which makes lining up a comfortable experience instead of having to fight against gravity while holding a tube (experienced this in Banff and it was a nightmare). The staff are also very friendly and accommodating.

A terrible situation: waiting in line to get the snow gear took almost an hour. There were only two people working at the counter, and I don’t understand why they didn’t add more staff.

Really fun and enjoyable and the staff are super nice. Basically every time I go I’ve gotten lessons and I’ve gotten much better with only two lessons because the instructors are super patient and will help you figure everything out. The lines may be long but that just shows how lots of people love this place, truly an amazing experience and I will be coming back lots.

Nice ski place, I spent around 100 bucks a day. Lots of people there, but not crowded.

The food is absolutely terrible. Price is rediculous for what you get. Fries tasted like the oil was 3 years old. I will never go back. McDonald’s bun for a 30.00 hamburger.

Our Cabin was quite worn down and was missing some amenities that would have been helpful. We had coffee but no coffee filters. A BBQ but no utensils to use with it. No paper towels or napkins. AC didn’t work very well at all. There was a hole in the drywall. Sheets and towels were very clean and it’s still reasonable if you want to be lakefront. A quick refresh of these cabins would make all the difference.

Disappointing cabin rental. To start beware as rates are subject to change. We booked close to a year in advance and they increased our rate less than two weeks before our reservation. Price for two nights went from $440 to $560. Management were contacted and did not seem to care. Upon arrival our cabin was mostly clean but had about 20 dead mosquitos on the couch. Our cabin had broken / partial blinds in the main area and a chair in the veranda area that had multiple cigarette burns in it. The kitchen barely had anything in it and was ill equipped, no cooking utensils or spatulas. The water temperature in our cabin was set to scalding hot. Our kids almost burned themselves using the sink. We had a picnic table outside our cabin and when four adults sat on it the whole thing swayed and almost collapsed. After looking under it we realized it was missing bolts. These cabins are getting run down and need some attention. The location is beautiful and the beach nearby is great, but the poorly managed cabins are not worth renting.

Honestly pretty disappointed. The cabin was nice and clean but that's about the only upside we experienced. The restaurant was only serving soup, sandwiches, fries and poutine our whole visit. The website states Kayak and paddle board rentals are available, however, apparently they are no longer available. Website also states there is a chip truck which was closed. One staff member suggested a trail walk "although the trails aren't really kept up" . I asked the main desk for a pamphlet on activities to do or a trail map and they didn't have anything. We went golfing one day. The course is nice but the game was so slow and took us nearly 5 hours to complete (with a cart) because it was so booked up. The beach was totally covered in water because of flooding which is obviously out of their control but it just added to the disappointment of the trip. Overall for the price it's definitely not worth it and we will not be returning. I think this place has so much potential but it's just not hitting the mark. They are essentially running a scam here. I had to call in to book the stay and no one told me about any of these items or the restaurant when I booked.

Nice cabin, clean and warm, could have used more amenities like dishes in the kitchen and comfortable seating. The ice fishing Shack was nice, would definitely recommend for winter blues cure!

Golf course good cabins clean TV didn't work 1st night. Service people in restaurant excellent. Food arrived luke warm and under cooked. Had to return breakfast supper. Under staffed at supper. Wouldn't recommend eating at restaurant.

We booked Lakefront cabin they were good and view was magnificent but than the pillows and bed weren’t that comfortable as expected. The worst part was they had some weird rules allowing only 4 adults for a 6 people cabin but u can have kids with you which didn’t make sense at all when you are the same set of people staying,even after the restrictions were lifted. The rest of the cabins and resorts in Manitoba did not have such rule.You will find hell lot of bugs outside the cabin so be prepared.

Awesome experience each visit. This is our third winter in a row and had a great experience as always! The lift attendants were awesome, super patient, providing encouragement and great instruction for first time t-bar and rope users. The downhill and Nordic trails were beautifully groomed and the tube hill was a huge hit. And the food… sooooo good.

We had a great two days skiing and tubing here! We tooks family lesson before skiing which got my daughter skiing for the fiest time. We then skied the rest of the day. The next day we went tubing which was so fun! Loved that the tubes and us get towed up the hill to save energy. We had two lunches at the trails end cafe and both were delicious and filing.

I always have a great time coming out. The staff are great, the food is delicious and snowboarding is always pretty good. They've done a great job this year with limited snow and weird weather. I'll keep coming back year after year.

You can tell they put care and love into their little resort and work with what they got. Good food, good park setup even if you have to walk a bit to get to it, and friendly staff.

Had a blast today. First time snowboarding and this was just the right place to learn. Staff is very friendly, food is great. Not crowded. Will definitely come back

Love this place! Cute, quaint, not overly busy. The food is pretty tasty. No chairlifts, just T bar and Tow ropes. Little terrain park. Small gift shop on site. Licensed. Tubing run is pretty fun.

I didn’t hit the slopes but we stopped for a brunch before checking out the top of the world trail. It was lovely

This was my first time at Baker’s. It was a great experience. The staff was outstanding and exceeded my expectations. We were guided by Cory Burke. He went over and above to make the most of our days out fishing. I can’t say enough good things about him. He’s a hard worker who does everything possible to make your trip the best it could be! My son said fishing with Cory was the highlight of his trip.

Bakersnarrows lodge was seriously a trip of a lifetime for me and my fiancé. we drove 30+ hours to get there, we had some complications on the way with our trailer and bakers was kind enough to work with us and push our date so we could still come. We couldn’t have been more pleased with our stay. The cabin was super clean/cozy, the food was excellent at the lodge, and the staff was absolutely amazing. Ryan was our fishing guide and he was just all around a great dude, not just great at fishing! We definitely plan on coming back, it’s 100% worth the drive. Thank you so much for having us!

My friend Ana and I spent a week open water fishing with Bakers Narrows Lodge and it was INCREDIBLE. From sight fishing giant pike to vertical jigging lakers from 100 feet, it was an action packed week. We highly recommend this destination to anyone who loves to fish!

Food was great, cabins were very nice and clean. We booked the adventure package. Bakers Narrows called the week before and said everything was open as the wildfires that were in the area were contained. We arrived and found out our guide was not available and the atv trip to another lake was not possible. We were assigned a part time guide out of the office. Needless to say, we had a great 1st morning fishing on the fly out lake but the rest of the trip, it definitely was not the same as compared to what we heard from other guests with the full time guides. We had the extra day that was supposed to be unguided but was guided and we assumed that was to replace the atv trip that we did not get. We asked on our checkout to make sure everything was taken care of bill wise and were told yes. We got home and discovered the last guided day was charged to our credit card. We called the office manager, explained the whole trip and she said she would check into and get back with us. We never heard anything back. This could be a great trip but I would suggest anyone going that they call ahead of time to confirm their guide and package options are still available.

I’ll start by saying my experience may be unique here but I would like to give others a heads up on what to expect. Booking was easy and the lady was very accommodating, after booking however I never got any confirmation. I phoned back several times and left an email as my name has been misspelled in the past. Never got any confirmation until the day we arrived of via text which let me know we needed to check in between a small window in the day. I met the owner when I got there and he took me to the office for payment. He seemed like a very down to earth guy but also very busy. We started to unload our sleds and pack up for 2 nights in the ice castle. We were warned very thoroughly about a couple items that the game wardens were looking into and one of them was to tell them we were not sleeping in the ice castle. I was completely put back by this as we were paying a premium ($600/night) to stay there. After we arrived at the ice castle we realized that there was no running water or bathroom and would have to make do without for a couple days. This would have been a non-issue if we had just been properly notified. The following morning our guide met us out on the lake, we had some minor trouble getting one of our sleds started due to the cold weather overnight. The guide went back and got a booster pack and we were off fishing. All is good! Once on the big lake our guide went off the main trail and soon became heavily stuck in the flood water. We spent the next hour or so getting him out, after he was exhausted and one person in our party was soaked from the knees down in ice cold water. At this point I had to set up my ice shelter in an attempt to get him warm. The guide also had an ice shelter and heater but did not set it up for the individual who was soaking wet due to the guides mishap. After setting up the shelter our guide sat on his sled and watched us drill holes, he did not have any set lines of his own and used all of my gear. Again, a non issue if I would have been given some advance notice but that’s why we hired a professional. Eventually I had to make the call to get our party member back to the ice castle to get dry clothes. We started the trek back and our guide went first, the last sled out got stuck and our guide was gone. As a team we got it out and headed back to the ice castle where we met up with our guide. We fished the remainder of the day near the ice castle, during this time our guide actually mocked us for getting stuck on the way back and poked fun at the individual who got soaking wet trying to get him out. We are easy going guys and there’s a time and place for that and it’s not when you pay $400 for a guide, only to act as a mule for him. Despite all of this we still tipped the guide as I feel it’s customary. I know conditions can lead to poor days on the ice and things happen that are out of everyone’s span of control, but it is the guide’s responsibility to manage that as best possible. This trip has been a few years in the making and we all left feeling underwhelmed. When you checkout of the ice castle no one comes to help move your gear back to the lodge so a couple trips are necessary. After checkout they send you a text to leave a review, which I did. I received what looks to be an automated response depending on your rating but never heard back from anyone at the lodge. In 2 days we spent over $1800 at the resort and after the trip was over they charged an additional $60 to my credit card without any prior notification or explanation. Just a quick phone call would have went a long way at any point after the trip. Sorry for the long/poor review, I know this isn’t a reflection of everyone’s experience at Bakers Narrows Lodge. All the best.

Came up to Bakers for a two night getaway in autumn. The cabins were clean and were stocked with the essentials. The property was beautiful and there was even a friendly dog that would come by to visit. Will definitely return in the future to go fishing.

Awesome time, awesome place, awesome guide, and awesome service. One of a kind experience, and Zak (our fishing guide) put us right on the fish and was very professional. Highly recommend!

Hello, We had a great time at the Mooswa cabins. Everything was clean, check in/out easy and AC was on. The person at the office very helpful and knowledgeable. The only thing that lowered the score was that the pool had to be closed a couple of times (due to sanitary problems). Thanks for your hospitality. Juan & Paulina

Beautiful resort with many upgrades. The suite we were in was very spacious with two bedrooms and two baths as well as a pull out couch. The shower had great pressure and the other bathroom had a huge jacuzzi tub. The kitchen was perfect with everything you’d need and a dishwasher as well so you’re not having to do dishes while away on vacation. There was a BBQ and fire pits available. The pool was just renovated and was very clean and refreshing. The beach, shops and restaurants were a short walk or bike ride from the resort. The owners and staff were wonderful and we look forward to our stay again next summer.

We stayed in 34B walkout suite with my husband, brother in law and sister in law and our 10 month old son. It is so beautifully renovated, nicely tucked away with lots of privacy from the other cabins. 2 bathrooms was great. Everything in the suite was so clean, we were so impressed. It also was nicely stocked with towels, dishes, toaster, etc. Everything we needed. I went in the office unsure if we had to "check in", was greeted by the nicest lady. She was very welcoming. Gave us wristbands for the pool. The pool was nice and clean, we enjoyed it so much. We even got to meet other awesome guests, a group of ladies staying in 34 above us. They loved our baby and were worried they'd disturb us by their suite being being above us, but we honestly didnt hear them at all, very good sound proofing. This was our first time at Moosawa and we definitely want to come back every year. Thanks for a great stay.

I am very disappointed in this resort. My daughter booked a room for a wedding and things changed. She cancelled the room and was charged $75. The room was booked for Sept. the resort was given over 5 months notice to cancel. We were told it was because there was so much paper work to cancel. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. To get paid $75 to click a couple of buttons to credit a credit card back. Will NEVER stay at this resort.

Had a great weekend out here, and they were able to host a family reunion and accommodate 70 of us, including a few pets. The A-Frame places were really quaint and cute and great for a couple or 2 couples. We were in a slightly more dated cottage above a conference room. It was a bit older in style but fit 6 of us really well, and had everything we needed. Some of the larger places are really new and VERY nice inside with gas Fireplaces, new floors and really comfortable furniture. It was great here for the weekend for all of us to meet up and visit. Would definitely stay here again, and it was VERY easy to walk into town and the shops and lake from here.

The Mooswa Resort is a great resort for families of all ages. They offer cabins and apartment style suites which they are working on renovating each year. As of this year the pool area was redone and is a great place for kids and parents to spend the afternoons or evenings.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Pam for being so nice and never forget her beautiful smiles . We really enjoyed our 2 nights and 3 days at pine chalet Mooswa resort. The cabin was very clean and relaxing . For sure we will go back. Highly recommended

We had an excellent time camping here. The campsites are nice, ours had its own private trail that let to a rock spot off the lake, it was beautiful. The bathrooms are also very nice here and there is showers if needed. Lots of hiking trails to explore with many sites. The road to get here has lots of twists and turns, luckily alot of the roads have been repaved and are nice to drive on. Highly recommend checking out Whiteshell it is a beautiful piece of Manitoba

A huge area surrounding dozens of lakes, with campgrounds, picnic areas, campgrounds, hiking trails, and resorts.

Small little lakes all over the park with beaches, picnic areas, boating and cabin rentals. Decent getaway from the city.

It is indeed a very beautiful place, exposing you to nature and the wonderful lake. Although, there are quite a lot of mosquitoes, I guess because we are in the summer season.

Beautiful nature and great place for different activities or relax

nice place for camping or renting a cabin. We visited during early fall, the view was very nice

One thing that always bugged me about the Whiteshell is that there isn't enough public access, picnic areas, public docks, or places to shore fish from. Unless of course you access a campground, which I don't think the average day tripper would care for. Pretty much every lake is surrounded by cottages with not much public access. Most of the area is better suited to cottage country and roudy boaters. Has lot's of potential but needs better infrastructure to utilize the vast area properly.

I recently stayed at the Evergreen cabin at The Pas and had a wonderful experience. The cabin was cozy and well-maintained, offering a peaceful retreat. If you're traveling from Saskatchewan, there is an approximately 80 km gravel road before entering Manitoba. Additionally, be prepared for mosquitoes at night if you plan on cooking outdoors. Overall, a four-star stay!

Cabins were good. Overpaid for the owner to guide who dropped us in the middle of nowhere with a tiny fillet of sucker fish and no chum. Not a mark. Did not check on us or try to make things right, and he did not prechum the area as agreed and charged our group $650. 🤔 I'm in the wrong profession.

Perfect spot to stay if you want to ice fish Clearwater! Josh at Clearwater outfitters was very friendly and knowledgeable. He guided us to a remote spot on the lake and was very supportive. Thanks again see you soon!

We had an excellent bear hunt at Evergreen Resort. We stayed for 6 nights with 5 days of hunting. There are small kitchenette in the cabins, but large delicious meals were provided with our hunt. I am looking forward to returning soon!

Stayed in the “garage suite” on an ice fishing trip in feb, was functional but dated and lacked maintenance, no large complaints other than the snow was not cleaned off the bbq or deck for weeks I’m guessing and the kitchen could’ve been stocked a little better. Decent place for a group wanting to head out to catch lakers

Excellent location. We spent 2 nights there and could enjoy a lot around pretty much everything includes boating and bbq.

Have spent a total of 12 weeks staying in one of their cabins. Always enjoy our stay. My go to place to stay when working in The Pas for more than a couple of days.

You were great on the Bus ! everyone singing along..the way a folk fest bus should be :)

This is my favorite festival. So many memories. Their is usually just one or two bands I really like that play, however I go for the company. Love the vibe.

Folk fest is the best thing in Manitoba hands down. I always find at least on new band or performer that I've never heard but blows my mind. Great festival, excellent campground and the vast majority of the people at the fest are super awesome!

One of the best festivals hands down. Unlike most, which are basically a bunch of concerts in one place, WFF puts a few artists together in jam session style leading to collaboration of one of a kind songs that have both never been heard before and will never happen again.

This past weekend I was so very excited to attend my first ever Winnipeg Folkfest. It is surprising that this 30 year old, bike riding, nature loving, organic eating, recycling enthusiast has never been to the famed magical community in the middle of the prairies. My expectations were high and that may be partially why I was so utterly disappointed by my experience. Don’t get me wrong the music, the food and the tarp neighbours we met were great but I was hard pressed to find the friendly welcoming atmosphere I had been told about in most of the volunteers I encountered. There were quarter-hearted slightly hungover welcoming crews, information desk people who told me that the festival opens at 9am when clearly the grounds opened at 10, and over zealous gate person who would not let me into the Festival campground to drop off my young nephew after the Sunday night show. I was told that it might get pretty rowdy so to make sure I got a space in the quieter section. My fiancee, who’s closest experience with folk music is a picture of a ukulele in the living room assumed that this meant buying a Quiet Campground pass, which he did way back in February. Our lives got very busy and it wasn’t until the day we arrived at Folkfest that we realized there was a huge difference between them. Quiet camping is over 4km away from the festival grounds and has a 11pm noise restriction and Festival Camping is adjecent to the Festival grounds and animated with art installations, additional food vendors, jam sessions etc. When I tried to talk to the customer services person, she looked at me with a confused face and judgementally asked how I could possibley make that mistake. In my experience I would say the Folkfest isn’t just one of Manitoba’s biggest outdoor festivals but also its biggest insider club. You’ve got to know someone who knows someone or have been going since being in diapers. If you’re new and a little unsure, it’s a crapshoot.

My 1st visit from the UK well worth the trip,go for camping great fun, buses put on to take you to camp site from music festival,good quality food.😎

Great Festival, amazing performers and awesome experience all around.

What a place, it was just us fish and the wilderness.

Beautiful provincial park. Recommend to anyone thinking of going. The Canadian shield is beautiful and the lakes arent too big so the they warm up fast.

Spent time at Aikens Lake Wilderness Resort. Fantastic experience in a beautiful setting.

What a fantastic place to see wilderness at its best. Highly recommended for outdoor enthusiasts.

Fishing was not very good at the park looks not too bad

It’s just super there and I really like traveling

Beautiful, quiet, great fishing!

Fun little hill. If you time the snow right, it can be a blast! There's very few people on the hill which is amazing. Upgrading from the T-bar to a chair would make a big difference here. It was $80 for a snowboard/boot rental and lift ticket for a day. Only open on the weekends.

It is always fun to visit this park every winter season. From Thompson, MB, it is only about 35-45 minutes drive depending on road conditions. It is a well maintained, family-friendly place where young and old can hang out and enjoy snow boarding, skiing, and sledding. They are able to rent out if you don't have the gears, or just wanting to try them out. There is also an available coach. There is a very warm lounge as well that everyone can rest and keep warm. It may be not as fancy nor challenging as ski hills in BC, but it sure is a good place to start training and have a great time!

Thompson's Mystery Mountain is more like a very large hill compared to actual mountains. However, taken into context of the relatively flat Province of Manitoba, it very much is a mountain. There are a number of runs to fit a variety of levels and comfort, depending on your experience. They also have an area featuring rails and ramps for those who like to grab some air with their board. At the Chalet and Polar Lounge, you can rent equipment or kick back and enjoy a bubbly beverage of your choice. On our trip, they had a fire pit going outside, making it easier to grab a quick break without having to remove your equipment. A couple of notes to consider: this location only takes cash. This was a bit restrictive when it came to wanting to stay afterwards and unwind with a beverage. Also, unless you are going to explore all of the runs, expect your experience to be only a couple of hours versus the whole day. Staff are friendly and helpful which is a definite bonus.

Great place to visit in winter time. I liked the atmosphere and the view😎. recommend to go

Super place to practice before your big mountain adventure,safe and friendly atmosphere for kids to play and grow.

A hidden gem near Manitoba's northern hub. Some of the best skiing in the province.

Making snow and getting ready for the season

We brought our school to Thunderhill today and had an excellent experience. All of the equipment that I pre-submitted was ready for our students to use as soon as we arrived to the hill. When we got there one of their representatives came onto the bus to explain the procedure to quickly gather their equipment and get their lift tickets. I had some students that didn't completely fill in their information so they had to get fitted for equipment on site and that was done quickly and efficiently. Lessons were provided for all students that we identified as beginners as well (and the instructors double checked after the lesson to see if anyone was missed). The chalet is beautiful and well set up. If you haven't been in the last couple years it is brand new and at the bottom of the hill now. The food in the canteen was home made and tasted excellent. They had a full menu available with a variety of options (I highly recommend the nachos and chili). All of the staff there were friendly, patient with our kids, and great to deal with. There is a nice variety of runs there, both in difficulty and type of terrain on the trail. I would highly recommend coming here for a class ski trip or with a family or group of friends (I also came here around Christmas and we all really enjoyed ourselves). They are also planning to install a "magic carpet" to make it easier for young kids to get up a run while they're learning to ski. Otherwise they run two T-bar lifts that are easy to use. We're already planning to bring our students back here for next year's ski trip.

What an awesome place. Can't wait till it opens up for the ski season. Let it snow!!

Great slopes and park for all ages.

Amazing place for spending time with friends and family.

Love it! Small hill, but great place to shred some powder!

I remember NDKM I was young that love an great!

Great place for the family!

Terrible customer service. Their app is needlessly complicated. It's no surprise demand is fading and that Winnipeg finishes dead last in player polla Bad product and worse customer service.

What a great arena. The energy was amazing, prices reasonable and seats all had a great view.

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The Manitoba Marathon is an exceptional event and was the first big road race to return after COVID. Yesterday they made a difficult decision and are being unfairly criticized and harassed as a result. Please keep in mind that leading up to Sunday the forecast also called for rain and clouds which obviously never happened.

Some how reviews have been deleted in the past. My last review was of a higher rating, but now it's lower. It's sad that people in Manitoba think this is the pinnacle of a road race in the province. It's used as a charity and a way to fill the pockets of organizers and Sport Manitoba. After so many years, this race still has not evolved. This race needs new vision and energy. Tried to give the Executive Director some feedback, she just walked away. Classy. FYI. If all the races start on race day, the Race itself gets the insurance coverage.That's why they started the race when they knew they shouldn't have.

Just a complete shitshow - the 2022 race was cancelled about 80 minutes in due to extreme heat and humidity. While that was likely the correct decision, the extreme conditions were forecast well in advance and there was zero reason to not cancel / postpone the race a few days prior rather than abandoning all the runners on the course in this ridiculous manner. I will continue to run elsewhere rather than support my hometown race.

Thanks for wasting my time and everyone else's time, while also putting everyone in danger. The forecast was known well in advance, why bother bringing everyone there just to cancel it halfway through without telling the runners? Will not be running this race again.

It is below than poor organization. I will never ever will participate in it. It looks like organizers changed the date from September 4 to September 5 for the full marathon and event did not sweat to notify people. Well done - ruin people plans 🤦🏻

Drums at 7:00am... Blocking people in their parking lots. Wow... talk about zero respect for the general public.

Awesome! The volunteers are top notch...the course is sweet as it is mostly flat and fast