Hotels in Ottawa, Canada

http://www.bbtearoom.com/. They need a couple of days notice and a one-night stay.. but totally gorgeous place !

https://www.facebook.com/157454174273387 Ferme Rouge. So worth it

https://www.facebook.com/167065739979358 Atelier

Head on up to Wakefield to the Village House. They have a fantastic Small Plates Sunday where you literally can order everything on the menu in one sitting (we have!). http://www.thevillagehouse759.com

Sterling on the hull side. AWESOME steaks and fantastic wine cellar - they'll do a tour for you too if you ask. They also do table d'hote menus which is what we had and it was sooooo good. http://www.sterlingrestaurant.com/english/

L'Orée Du Bois in Chelsea http://www.oreeduboisrestaurant.com/en

C'est Japon a Suisha downtown in Ottawa for amazing Japanese food (and you can ask for a tatami room experience) or come to Perth and check out either Bistro 54 (Italian) or The Stone Cellar

The Village House in Wakefield is excellent and makes for a great date night. You can walk along the river to digest afterwards. Everything they serve is local and the restaurant is owned and operated by a young married couple.

Garde Manger in Montreal, owned by Chuck Hughes from the food network, best meal I have ever had!

Taylor's Genuine at Bank and Sunnyside. You could walk over to Lansdowne afterwards

The best meal, beverages and desert I have ever had, and I eat a lot, was here: (it doesn't disappoint ) http://www.rivarestaurant.ca/

My 3 downtown favs are The Shore Club in Westin. El Camino and Murray Street Kitchen. Always consistent flavourful awesomeness

come out to Almonte.. great restaurants here.. Heirloom cafe and bistro.. great food.. if you want great Italian.. Cafe Postino's

Salt? The Wellington Gastrpub?

Le Cordon Bleu online reservations with special instructions for special occassions

Frasers Cafe.

http://www.union613.ca Foodie happiness, excellent cocktails, ask to get into the speakeasy behind the basement bookcase. Different food and cocktail menu down there :)

http://www.heirloomcafe.ca/

Fairouz - it's new and getting great reviews! We've been and hubby loved it! http://ottawamagazine.com/category/eating-and-drinking/desbrisay-dines/.

My hubby took me to Muse at https://www.facebook.com/121145627912182 Moulin Wakefield Mill Hotel & Spa for my birthday (also a surprise!) and it was hands down, one of the best dinners I've had since moving to Ottawa a few years ago. The view over the falls was beautiful too, and the cherry on top! Plus, the drive up to Wakefield was beautiful too. http://wakefieldmill.com/dining/muse-restaurant/#menu

Le Meules Caquelons in Gatineau (traditional Swiss Fondue and Raclette) BYOB

https://www.facebook.com/143337365679064 l'Orée du Bois in Chelsea!!

Angela Hopkinson did you say you were camping the next day? Here is one no one will recommend, but it's an experience. http://arowhonpines.ca/eat/dining-room/

If you're serious foodies, then it's time for something different. Try a cooking class, something exotic, or something totally unexpected, like this one for a snack before going to Au Pied de Cochon (as close as you'll get to rock star chefs in Canada) or a cooking class at Mezza Luna: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibeau_Orange_Julep

Signatures at Le Cordon Bleu on Laurier Ave. East.

Cabottos Restaurant www.cabottos.com

The Village House in wakefield http://www.thevillagehouse759.com

Marieke Annelie...maybe ALE can do something awesome for Angela? Fellow studio-er.

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There's [the Westin](http://www.starwoodhotels.com/westin/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1083), which is one of the priciest but nicest hotels. It's in one of the best locations in the heart of downtown, walking distance to most things worth seeing. If you want to splurge, consider this place. Also excellently situated (for downtown) but a bit more budget-friendly is [the Lord Elgin](http://www.lordelginhotel.ca/index.aspx). I've never stayed there, but I've heard a good things about it.

I like Albert at Bay. Clean, modern, right on the bus route, nicely placed, walking distance to Preston, walking distance to market. http://www.albertatbay.com/

If you're only planning on going to the game, and nothing else, stay in Kanata for proximity. Commuting to the game in Ottawa can be pretty crappy, although Saturdays are generally OK. Leaving the game sucks though, as almost everyone heads east on the 417.

There's tons of good options downtown, just find one that meets your budget. I'd definitely recommend staying in downtown and not in Kanata, you will go out of your mind in Kanata, unless you're OK with staying in your hotel room and lobby.

According to [Zaphods](http://zaphods.ca/?page_id=28) accomodation section you can get their corporate rate of $99+tax at the Quality hotel downtown on Rideau Street. Not sure what the hotel is like though. Expedia reviews might be of use.

ScotiaBank Place (the Sens rink) is in Kanata -- in rush-hour/hockey-traffic it'll take nearly 90 mins to get there from downtown. For best hockey location, I would highly recommend this [Holiday Inn](http://www.hisottawa.ca/ottawa-kanata-hotels/) in Kanata. It's right on the highway for easy access to downtown (30 mins during the day) if you're doing the tourist thing, and you're close to the Sens rink (by car). It's also right next to a shopping centre (movie theatres, restaurants, Future Shop, Best Buy, and so on). Enjoy!

I stayed in the Novotel near Rideau street at the Market Area before I moved here. It's worth it simply because of the location!

Chateau Cartier in Aylmer is great, it's about a 5-10 minute drive from the parliment. It's across the bridge into the province of Quebec but it's a great spot close to everything. Edit: Also there is a huge beer festival the 24-25 and 26 th going on at the hotel. http://www.festibieredhiver.ca/en/

I really enjoyed the Indigo if you are into very modern hotels. You can sit on a bench under some trees with a waterfall going on near you as you enjoy how nice the grass is... While it is -40 outside lol you walk into the building and into a park. Then you see another building inside that building and that is the hotel.. CRAZY! Huge rooms http://www.hotelindigo.com/hotels/us/en/ottawa/yowid/hoteldetail/photos-tours It if modern and fun if you are into a nice 4.5/5 star hotel :)

if you're going to a Sens game and $ is no option then go to Brookstreet. it's as close to a boutique hotel as we have in Ottawa and its got a great view if the city on the higher floors. plus it's in Kanata only a short drive from the SBP.

don't do Chateu Laurier, it's only expensive because of it's heritage status and placement downtown. If you're expecting like huge service and amazing free stuff and super comfy god like beds then I have bad news for you: It's pretty much just a normal hotel unless you get an amazingly expensive suite.

Brookstreet hotel is amazing.

Depends if you're looking to see much of the city or only want to focus on the hockey. The rink's way out in the west end. There's one hotel that's walking distance (Country Inn and Suites) and a few more that would be a reasonable cab ride (Brookstreet which is uber fancy but pricey, a Holiday Inn at Kanata Centrum and a Comfort Inn or something on ... Katimavik maybe?). If you stay downtown though you can catch a 400-series bus to the game pretty easily, so that opens up way more options.

This is a list rooms from low end to high end http://forthenrymotel.com/ http://www.executiveinn.ca/ http://www.greenacresinn.com/ http://www.kingstonmotels.net/ http://www.travelodgekingston.ca/home.html http://www.whatsonkingston.com/accom/sevenoakes/index.html http://www.ambassadorhotel.com/

Here is a New Motel 6 just built. The location is just behind Kingston Bike Night Venue http://www.motel6.com/reservations/motel_detail.aspx?num=5712&NOA=&aYr=&aMo=&aDa=&dYr=&dMo=&dDa=&CP=&TA=

I was just looking at hotels in TO this week. Lots of options here instead: https://www.airbnb.ca/s/Toronto--Canada?s_tag=fUc8B0 ee

Airbnb FTW!

go on booking.com , enter the dates - you will get a list of hotels at discounted prices, cheaper than what you would get if you booked with the venue directly.

Holiday Inn Yorkdale is right across from the mall and has a big pool and games in the main centre area

When I went there a couple of years ago, I did a lot of hunting, because I also wanted to make sure there was a microwave, and crib. I ended up with the Hilton Garden Inn Toronto City Centre 200 Dundas Street East | Toronto | Ontario | Canada M5A 4R6 T: 1-416-362-7700 It's about half the price you are seeing

Shannon Langridge these may help us!!

What are you dates and i will see what i can find.. inbox me or email me at lgiampaolo@uniglobelexus.com

Check out www.travelzoo.ca (select Hotels then Ontario). They have 3 hotels listed for under $200. The Strathcona is $139 and it's in a great location and recently renovated.

Novatel Vaughn Mills. Can it's about $129 per night for huge rooms and fantastic service and the restaurant is awesome. It's also two minutes away from wonderland and legoland

Neil-Wycik co-op on Gerrard St East. I used to live there and they rent out residence units during the summer.

We have used Marriot Hotels and love them. A suite is often under 300 and you can have a full kitchen to save on meals and it includes a full breakfast

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Chateau Montebello is lovely this time of year.- not far. http://www.fairmont.com/montebello/ There are some nice B&B's in Perth and Lanark Area. Clyde Hall is lovely and in fact was my Grandparents Summer home for many years. http://www.clydehall.com/

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The Glen House Resort check it out it is beautiful country retreat great food a nice liitle cozy pub ..We go love it right on the St lawrence the view is spectacular

Have you considered renting a cottage, quiet, lots of space, nothing to do or lots, depending on your interests. Facebook.com/ourstarsonthewater You can rent a little piece of paradise :)

LWL Carolyn Bottings@Domaine MacLean condo in Mont Tremblant is gorgeous.

Was just at the Wakefield Mill for lunch yesterday - it's beautiful there (have stayed overnight also). http://wakefieldmill.com/

Ashgrove Inn in Barry's Bay. Stay in one of their luxury suites, reasonable pricing and excellent restaurant right there open for all 3 meals. Colours would be beautiful up there right now.

Calabogie Peaks...

Russell Manor in Morrisburg. ...check out Pumpkin Inferno at Upper Canada Village

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https://www.facebook.com/195033783870469 Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground is an awesome place to stay.