Pet Friendly Hotels in Winnipeg

Outside hotel was littered with trash. People milling around in and around lobby. Hotel was an evacuation centre for a northern reserve due to forest fire. Our room was scheduled on third floor and with a comment on the evacuees being on that floor we requested to be moved to another floor which the desk attendant gladly granted. The elevator was littered with trash. A huge footprint on the elevator door. Security was on each floor. Our floor was quiet. Our room was nicely prepared. Around 11 pm the police arrived to break up an altercation in the front entrance of the hotel. Paramedics and the fire truck arrived to assist. Male was stabbed by a female and both were cuffed and removed by police. People were out front until well passed 2:30am. Lots of sirens all night long. It was a tiring night. They comped us with free breakfast but did not go as previous reviews said breakfast was not worth the effort. We will not be returning.

This hotel is OK, the room facilities are very good, there is a bar in the room, there is a water pipe in the pool, the bed is very comfortable, the room size is not small, there is a small round dining table, a little regret that there is no free breakfast. For breakfast, I have 12 Canadian dollars per person. I didn't use breakfast in the hotel. Instead, I went to the nearby Costco to buy sandwiches and coffee. It took me three minutes from the hotel to Costco, and there are plenty of places to eat. Overall good

Very close to the airport, within walking distance. The road is easy to go wrong, and the parking lot is charged. It is very convenient to take the plane. It is a little inconvenient to go from the city. The parking fee is 10 dollars.

The sound of air condition was quite loud but compare to the sound of the shower, it was relatively not that bad. The water flow pressure makes the sound over 5 mins before it became normal. We expected Fairmount standard higher than we experienced.

The location is very good. Self-driving is convenient. There are gas stations and supermarkets in the surroundings. Easy to check in. Very good stay experience

A nicely located hotel in Winnipeg to make memories! The professional staff complemented this gorgeous property, equipped with ballrooms, restaurants, a spa, parking, and plenty to do within walking distance. Two weddings took place in the hotel during our Saturday night stay, providing some fun people & event watching throughout our day but also some excessive noise in the room (away from the event) next to us at night. The staff and management obviously had been notified already by other guests when we called and professionally dealt with the situation. Due to this later in the night disturbance, Fort Garry Hotel generously comp'ed our room, which was a surprise and a testament to their dedication to excellence. Thank you Fort Garry Hotel for a grand experience!!

Very attractive website, but does not reflect this property accurately. No hospitality, they just want your money. They will do everything to not resolve problems. Not a quaint neighbourhood, had to go around the bums living in a bus shelter in order to get to St. Boniface hospital. (Shame on Winnipeg!) Restaurant does not open early enough to be of any use if one needs to be at the hospital early. Noisy hallways. Tripping hazards near front entrance. Never again. For the price paid, better to stay at a good hotel further from the hospital.

Very good hotel, very large space, with dishwasher and induction cooker, especially suitable for staying during the current epidemic, you can cook your own meals Highly recommend this hotel

The hotel is very clean and tidy, and the decoration is relatively modern. The location is definitely the best, the area is very lively at night and very safe. Opposite the Human Rights Museum, the view is superb. There are plenty of parking spaces, but the price is a bit expensive. The only downside is that there is no swimming pool.

I quite enjoyed the room—particularly the floors, as the dingy carpet so typical in these chain hotels had been removed. This gave the room a much cleaner, modern, and appealing vibe. Lots of space for office work with plenty of plug ins. From my 26th floor room, the view was great. Bed is comfy. I do wish that the hotel would provide a plain kettle for boiling water. I am a tea drinker not coffee, and boiling water in those little ‘coffee makers’ is very awkward, not to speak of the lingering coffee aftertaste. There was a fridge but no microwave. No safe. Unfortunately the restaurant which I only tried once was TRULY mediocre. For wine lovers, don’t bother—they only had 1-2 selections of horrible wine. Go with beer — much safer. My main issue is that the location of the hotel has become quite troubling, with many First Nations individuals in the area, many clearly suffering from substance abuse. Often they were congregated around the doors, and there seemed to be very little in the way of security. As a solo female traveller, I felt unsafe. Even during the day, there were two fights that broke out nearby during my four day stay. Very sad and unfortunate but I would not elect to stay here again until this situation improves.