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Fairmont Winnipeg
2 Lombard Place, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0Y3, Canada
From £ pp per night
4 star
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Green Key Certified Sustainable
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2 restaurants
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Indoor pool
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Fitness centre
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Nearest Airport: Winnipeg
Fairmont Winnipeg is a luxurious downtown hotel close to attractions such as the Forks and the Winnipeg historical district. The guest rooms and suites are beautifully appointed with elegant furnishings and a classic aesthetic. The expansive windows in all the rooms offer exceptional views of the historic Exchange District; the famous corner of Portage and Main, or the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, now known as The Forks National Historic Site, where fur traders met centuries ago. Enjoy seasonal flavors with a Manitoban flare at Fairmont Winnipeg's Velvet Glove Restaurant, the culinary team has carefully curated menus using fresh locally sourced produce and ingredients. The restaurant provides an elegant atmosphere with contemporary surroundings and professional service with a friendly approach.
This is a certified Green Key hotel meaning it meets criteria for sustainability.
Facilities
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2 restaurants
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Indoor pool
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Fitness centre
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Parking from $23 per day
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Wheelchair accessible room(s) available
In the area
A bustling and cultural city in the midst of the Manitoba prairies, Winnipeg is a great place to visit with a range of attractions and activities throughout the seasons, and excellent shopping.
In the heart of the city on the confluence between the Assiniboine and Red Rivers lies The Forks. Historically a meeting place, there is evidence of aboriginal campsites here from thousands of years ago. The Forks is still the hub of the town, after being a fur trading post, then a key part of the railroad development, as well as having an important role in immigration and the settlement of Western Canada. Spread over fifty beautiful acres, many original buildings such as the Johnson Railway Terminal now house shops, restaurants and a busy market. There are also many modern buildings such as the stunning Canadian Museum of Human Rights. The site is home to The Children’s Museum and the Manitoba Theatre for Young People and hosts many of the city’s best events at its amphitheatre and festival stage.
Rooms
Fairmont Room
Sleeps 4 adults, room only
- 1 king or 2 queens
- room size: approximately 285 square feet
Fairmont Gold Room
Sleeps 2 adults, continental breakfast included
- 1 king or 2 twins
- room size: approximately 285 square feet
- Fairmont Gold inclusions: private checkin and lounge access, continental breakfast and afternoon canapes and honour bar, complimentary newspapers,
DVDs, books and games, computer access in lounge
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