Hotels in de buurt van East End Arena & Community Club (Winnipeg)

'I didn’t have breakfast. Parking was fine '

'Hot tub was excellent'

'All good'

'Great staff, nice and clean property, nice breakfast!'

'Great'

'The hotel was so friendly and clean, excellent location.'

'Niks speciaal, alles was goed onderhouden. Alle basisvoorzieningen was aanwezig. Personeel vriendelijk. Minpuntje: menu restaurant beperkt maar wel goed op smaak. Frisdrank: pre-mix nadeel hiervan, water is gechloreerd.'

'Perfect'

'Great location close to the forks market. rooms are nice, spacious. 20 min walk from the conference centre downtown.'

'I had to pay €20 for a so called quieter room and it was still to the busy street. No breakfast available and personnel couldn’t inform me about where to get food. Very very tiny fitness room'

'Great stay. Clean room. I was a bit taken aback by the one staff when he asked me if I was staying at the hotel but I did walk out of a stairwell at 5 am for a morning walk so security is well enforced!'

'Very friendly and helpful staff. Pool was great. Also little fenced in area for dogs was appreciated.'

'There are no toilets at the reception.'

'Zeer mooi hotel en alles in orde'

'Valet parking was great'

'Except for the rooms, everything else need to be improved'

'The staff were courteous and very helpful. It's nice to have an elevator for seniors with disabilities. The irony is that the bathroom and rooms are accessibility-ready, but there's no elevator.'

'Other than the bed a little too soft for my liking, I had an excellent overnight stay. I stay here most times I need to be in the city.'

'What appears to be a sports bar is actually a load of video slot machines and what looked like a small stripper stage with thumping music that could be heard throughout the hotel. The door knob/lock was not correctly installed, there was no outlet for a CPAP machine without perhaps running an extension cord, cigarette burns in the blanket and the whole mattress itself needed replacing. Oh - and the hallway ceiling had been torn out for what looked like water damage.'