6 Best Themed Hotels In Winnipeg, Canada - Updated 2024

Swadeep Singh
Swadeep Singh 
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The three most popular tourist spots in Winnipeg are Assiniboine Park Zoo, FortWhyte Alive, and Manitoba Museum. Visitors can also check out the best restaurants in Winnipeg for an amazing culinary adventure. For some retail therapy, guests can drop by the top night markets in Winnipeg and take home some of the most interesting finds. However, because a tourist wouldn’t be out all the time, it’s better to have accommodation that shall be countable on the family photo albums. Don’t get confused, we are only explaining about picking a themed hotel instead of the normal ones. Usually, themed lodgings carry a decorated theme and give a more pleasurable stay for every age groups. Plus, we also get to see play areas and such more arrangement in those stylish lodgings. So, if you’re not a boring type and enjoy playful things, or simply when you’re visiting Winnipeg with children, it’s a good idea to stay in a themed hotel. If you still cannot visualize our notion or still perplexed about this whole thing, just scroll down a little and take a look at the index of the best themed hotels in Winnipeg, Canada. You will know the extra elements you would get if you pick any of these options.

We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 07, 2024.

1. Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Center Winnipeg (from USD 158)

Take a look at this dinosaur-beach themed water park hotel, it is situated in the immediate vicinity of the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport. The tariff is quite affordable here, and most of the room and suites are decorated. In the different zones of this hotel, you would notice several interesting murals, like pre-historic, galactic, ocean, forest, etc. This hotel comprises pools, fitness centres, wellness amenities, and besides, the water slides are always there for fun. The stay is wheelchair friendly, and toilets also have some facilities for disabled guests. This hotel allows a pet stay, but extra charges will be incurred.

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Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Center Winnipeg

Wifi Available Wheelchair accessible

Address: 1808 Wellington Avenue
5.87 km (3.7 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre

2. The Fort Garry Hotel (from USD 155)

Fort Garry looks a brilliant copy of New York’s landmarked ‘The Plaza Hotel’. Fort was built over 100 years back and holds a monumental status designated by the Canadian government. The architecture theme is ‘old chateau’ or a ‘true manor house’ without fortifications, thus lodging here would satisfy your wish to sleep in some forts. Art and history lovers would also appreciate this hotel as the interiors still hold the history of that era. They feature entertainment services, a full-sized indoor pool, woodsy yoga centre, and an upscale skin treatment centre. Local folklore claims the suite-202 to be haunted by a spirit, so the supernatural hunters are always in the waitlist. However, no evidence has ever been found and no person was ever harmed. It’s completely safe to stay,

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The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre, Ascend Hotel Collection

Wifi Available

Address: 222 Broadway
516 meters (0.4 ft) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre Non-smoking rooms

3. Mere Hotel (from USD 123)

Much affordable than the previous pick, we’d like to present you ‘Mere’ as the next suggestion. Regardless of your arrival timing, the visual elements of this boutique hotel would mesmerize as you step out of your taxi door. During the daylight, this building appears as if it’s caged behind bright colored bars. And after the sunset, the complete exterior would get illuminated by lots of changing color strobe lamps. The suites are built in European style, and hence we feel that the overall construction is indeed very thoughtfully designed. The building is set by the Red River, and you will see a waterfront café with this hotel. Winnipeg’s most popular landmark ‘The Fork’ will be your within walking reach if you book this option.

Stayed at this property?

Mere Hotel

Wifi Available Wheelchair accessible

Address: 333 Waterfront Drive
918 meters (0.6 ft) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre Terrace

4. Clarion Hotel & Suites (from USD 77)

If you’re agreeable to stay a few miles off the city center, we have found possibly the finest option. It’s a kid-themed hotel in Winnipeg with a waterpark. You will see two-story tall water slides, multiple swimming pools, and also a scenic rock cascading waterfall. Besides, there will be fitness, wellness, and body treatment features as well.

Winnipeg’s international airport would be only some steps away, and the Polo Park shopping center should also be within your walking vicinity. The best thing about this hotel is that you can lodge two children (<16 years old) for no extra cost, changed sleep arrangement will be hassle-free here because every queen room has two oversized beds.

Stayed at this property?

Clarion Hotel & Suites

Wifi Available

Address: 1445 Portage Avenue
4.75 km (3.0 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre Non-smoking rooms

5. Canad Inns Destination Centre - Fort Garry (from USD 138)

Located on the Pembina Highway, Canad Inn is the most economical pick of this list. Guessing a single theme is hard here, and even if we do, that will be unfair with the other styles. The significant features with this hotel are grownup and children pool, spiral water slides, also an in-house casino gaming lounge with a video lottery terminal. Besides, you would notice a vintage touch in its woodsy corridor due to the presence of classic street lamps by the stone sidewalk paves. Your taste buds would also thank you for staying here because out of the two on-site restaurants, one serves delicious fast food.

Stayed at this property?

Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry

Wifi Available Wheelchair accessible

Address: 1824 Pembina Highway
7.57 km (4.8 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Pets allowed Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Fitness centre

6. Mariaggi's Theme Suite Hotel & Spa (from USD 313)

It’s hard to explain the full beauty of this theme-hotel in a single paragraph, so bear with us as we try to focus on just some chief factors. The hotel has a multi-genre theme with some of the most amazing themed rooms in Winnipeg. You will see the grape vineyard, African savanna, Egyptian tent, oriental, western suites, and a lot more. The sauna and other wellness feature being extra elements. But speaking about just the en-suited bathhouses, their jetted tubs would be either granite-top, river stone, marble top, or terracotta bricks themed.

There is a games room as well, and guests will have three billiards tables for use. Besides, there will be evening performances, themed dinner, stand up shows, etc. This stay is located in the city centre district, and your nearest landmark would be Continental Concert Hall.

Stayed at this property?

Mariaggi's Theme Suite Hotel & Spa

Wifi Available

Address: 231 McDermot Avenue
997 meters (0.7 ft) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Parking Restaurant Room service Meeting/banquet facilities Bar 24-HOUR FRONT DESK Sauna Golf course (within 3 km)

The best time to visit Winnipeg

While the themed hotel experience would be the same throughout the year, the outdoor experience will vary. Thus, to have the most from your overall Winnipeg tour, you should avoid winters months because they are extreme and last for about five months in this region. The best time to visit this city is summers, which starts after the month of March. And especially between June and August, you will see so many festivals/events in Winnipeg and neighboring cities, so that will be an added advantage as well. Some notable local fests are - Winnipeg Folk Fest, Fire & Water Music Festival, and Winnipeg Fringe Festival.

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Also known as Bobby, Swadeep Singh is a businessman since 2013 but he has forever nurtured a passion for writing. Traveling never makes him exhausted, which is why he's never known turn down any...Read more

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