The Most Budget-Friendly Hotels to Book in Canada

Combining the reliability and quality of a Hilton hotel with a location overlooking the mighty Niagara Falls, this property offers comfortable, black-and-white themed rooms with views of both the American and Canadian side of the cascade. If that’s not entertainment enough, attached is the Fallsview Casino Resort, which features tables, slots and a glass walkway overlooking the falls.

Holiday Inn can always be relied upon for a comfortable stay, and it’s no different at this professional downtown Toronto hotel. Rooms are cheerily decorated with colorful modern art, and the prime location puts it within easy reach of Hospital Row, the University of Toronto and the historic sights of Old Toronto – check out the Prehistoria Natural History Museum.

Plucked straight from a fairytale, this palatial hotel sits on the banks of the St Lawrence River in Quebec City. In contrast to the soaring turrets and spires outside, the comfortable rooms have a more understated, traditional charm, with many overlooking the river. Among the several restaurants is Champlain, which does a superb red deer tartare.

This classic motel-style property provides a friendly welcome and a comfortable stay within easy reach of Horseshoe Falls, in the city of Niagara Falls. Rooms are traditionally decorated, comfortable and unpretentious, while the outdoor heated pool is available for a dip year-round. Don’t miss the Floral Showhouse, just down the road, where tropical plants bloom in greenhouses.

The “pods” at this modern hotel are compact but make great use of the space, with pine bunks, each with a mirror, locker, reading light and charging points. The lively Living Room, with a bar, comfy seating and delicious sandwiches, is a great place to hang with your fellow travelers, while the rooftop patio affords fantastic views over the town of Whistler.

Fitting in seamlessly with the sober elegance of the downtown Montreal architecture, this hotel offers all the style and comfort we’ve come to expect from the InterContinental brand. An indoor pool, gym and spa will have you looking and feeling your best no matter the weather, and the Nordheimer Terrace, overlooking the historic rooftops of Old Montreal, is a lovely place to kick back with a cocktail.

The snow-crested Rocky Mountains and unrivaled landscapes of Banff are your backdrop at this traditional hotel, which has a history dating back almost 100 years. Rooms have a cozy feel and offer sweeping views over the mountains, while the fertile countryside of the Rockies is harnessed to full effect at the Eden Restaurant, where farm-to-table dishes include pepper-crusted grass-fed prairie beef.

Committed to style, comfort and good times, the Drake is a vibrant spot in downtown Toronto, which combines hotel, café and art gallery. Rooms are adorned with modern art, vibrant rugs and colorful lamps, and have stylish minimalist bathrooms, while the Sky Yard roof patio is one of the buzziest spots in town to enjoy a cocktail and meet new people.