Hotels in Canada

Nothing beats a night out in Montreal. In addition to its multilingualism, French-inspired architecture, and various influences of native culture, Montreal is a popular destination for most tourists as it hosts numerous local bands that play around the city virtually every night. An ideal part of the city to stay in for exploring Montreal’s nightlife is the downtown area. The central location means you’re within easy access to a bustling collection of clubs, cocktail bars, most importantly, the city’s train. You can book hotels in Canada, such as Renaissance Montreal, Hotel Birk, Le Square Phillip, and Fairmount Queen Elizabeth. Montreal is also a foodie heaven thanks to its diverse multi-culturalism and numerous restaurants that dish out local favorites, such as smoked meat sandwiches, Vietnamese Pho, and Québécois’ most iconic dish, the Poutine. Montreal has many great meals to sample; however, no food says Montreal more than hand-rolled, blanched, and baked bagels.

Canadian’s cultural and historical preservation can be appreciated during the months of May to November. Old Quebec, for example, has a lot of French and Latin influences. If you want a view of the jewel of Canada’s religious heritage, you must travel to Montreal for one of the world-famous, paid attractions, the Notre Dame Basilica. If you’re an adventure-minded traveler, a paid guided tour to the Haida Gwaii Islands in British Columbia can be an unforgettable experience. If you travel east of Calgary, you can make a paid visit to Canada’s most unique National Parks, the Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, to learn about the existence of dinosaurs. You can also explore the extensive PATH network of underground pathways that conveniently link shopping malls, entertainment centers, and local attractions during the winter. If you’re traveling in May, we recommend that you book Canadian hotels like Les Suites Hotel Ottawa, to see the largest annual tulip festival that’s been part of the Canadian culture since 1953.

If you are looking to save a few dollars on your hotel room in Canada, consider visiting the country in January as it is the least expensive month at just $43 per night. Avoid booking a hotel room in June if you are looking for a deal; it is the most expensive month.

Our users tend to visit Toronto more often than any other city when traveling to Canada.

As a popular tourist destination in Canada, it is no surprise that Whistler has the most expensive hotel rooms at $193 per night - 37% more than than the country's average hotel room price.

Our users typically find that Calgary has the lowest per night rates in the country at just $23. Calgary offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 82% lower than the average city in Canada.