Built in the late 1800s as a private residence, Hotel Manoir Sherbrooke still retains its 19th-century architecture and original woodwork. It sits between downtown and the laid-back Plateau neighbourhood, so you'll be within walking distance of the Old Port, the Palais des Congres and boutique shops. (Autumn's crisp air and quieter streets make it an ideal time to discover the city on foot.) Public rates for fall are about $227 a night, on average. Travelzoo members stay for $129–$149, saving up to 43%.

This inn once entertained diplomats and dignitaries. Now it's a boutique B&B with six rooms, half an hour from Victoria, in the seaside town of Sidney. In fall, The Latch feels especially inviting, with its heritage charm, cozy interiors and peaceful setting. These are the lowest rates we've seen in nearly six years: Travelzoo members stay for $159–$199 a night, midweek this autumn (47%–51% lower than the usual cost). Weekends are just $10–$16 more.

Tucked inside the city's 17th-century fortifications on rue Saint-Jean, this Michelin Guide-featured hotel pairs Art Deco-inspired design with spacious rooms. It’s also home to one of the city’s most popular Italian restaurants—perfect for warming up with a cozy meal after a day of fall exploring. The general public will pay between $314–$514 a night for the room alone. We pay $229, including free parking and a welcome glass of bubbly—perks that will cost everyone else another $67 on top of their reservation. Altogether, this package saves 40%–61% on DIY pricing.

Stay near Victoria's Gorge Waterway, minutes from downtown. The Vic puts you close to scenic trails, the Selkirk Trestle and Mayfair Shopping Centre, while the Inner Harbour and Victoria's top attractions are an easy drive away. Everyone else will pay about $127 a night for midweek stays, and $169 on weekends. We pay $89 and $109.

This Montreal hotel is steps from the cafes, restaurants and boutiques of Shaughnessy Village. A 15-minute stroll brings you to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or the Bell Centre, putting the city’s culture, architecture and food scene within easy reach. The general public will pay $215–$235 a night for a parking-inclusive stay. We pay $159–$180.

This hotel puts you right by Victoria’s Inner Harbour. It's within a 15-minute walk to downtown highlights like Bastion Square, Chinatown, the Royal BC Museum, plus a plethora of shops and restaurants. As Travelzoo members, we pay $139–$159 a night, instead of the usual $233–$266 package price. Two-night getaways are also available.

As the only walled city north of Mexico, Old Quebec is often likened to European destinations, with its quaint cafes and historic buildings. And in the fall, the city takes on an especially magical character. Nestled in the heart of it all, this renowned hotel blends seamlessly with its old-world charm. The general public will pay between $219–$329 for a midweek overnight stay. This Travelzoo offer gets you the same stay for $189, plus a $20 wine perk. On weekends, we pay $214 a night (usually $269–$349).

First built as private townhouses overlooking the St. Lawrence River, this Tudor Revival gem is now one boutique property. Guests get exclusive access to neighbouring Hôtel Château Laurier's amenities, too—an indoor saltwater pool, Finnish sauna and self-serve wine bar—all the better after a crisp fall day exploring Quebec City. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay about $239 midweek, and $309 on weekends. As Travelzoo members, we pay $139 or $164, saving 42%–47%.

The inimitable Drake Hotel was one of the first to establish Toronto's West Queen West district as the  place to be. The neighbourhood has a true local vibe and is home to many independent coffee shops, bars and boutiques. There's also a 501 streetcar stop on its doorstep, making it easy to get around the city. Public midweek rates run from $309–$409 a night. We pay $219, saving 29%–46%. On weekends, we pay $299—up to 39% less than usual.

This hotel puts you front and centre for West Coast views and adventures. The harbour and North Shore Mountains are out the windows, while Stanley Park’s Seawall is practically on the doorstep. Plus, Gastown and the Robson Street shopping district are a 15-minute walk away. While the general public pays $327–$471 a night, we pay $199–$222, saving 39%–53%.

With a prime location in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles, Hotel Zero 1 offers a modern boutique experience amid some of the city’s most storied neighbourhoods—Old Montreal and Chinatown are a short walk away. It's a great home base for exploring the city’s cultural and artistic hot spots. Rates start at $131 a night, saving Travelzoo members 29%–50% on standard package rates this fall. Plus, you'll kickstart your day with complimentary breakfast for two.

Named one of Boutique Hotels' "Coolest Places to Stay in Canada," The Westley Hotel stands out for its striking design, boutique atmosphere and downtown location. And we agree: it's earned a 100% Travelzoo approval rating. Standard rates are about $396 a night. As Travelzoo members, we pay $199.

Wake up steps from Stanley Park, then explore Vancouver like a local with the space and convenience of a fully equipped suite. On the doorstep of Stanley Park in a tranquil West End neighbourhood, this all-suite hotel combines residential-style comfort with an unbeatable location.  Standard rates are $249 a night in September, and $162 from October through mid-December. Add on parking and the cost rises $25. This offer gets you the same stay for $119 or $189, including parking, saving 31%–36% on package pricing.

Fairmont Château Laurier is capital-I iconic. Its castle-like facade is one of Ottawa’s most recognizable sights, while inside, you’ll find the grand interiors and polished hospitality the Fairmont name is known for. It's small wonder it received a 2025 Michelin Key for its Fairmont Gold Experience. To book an overnight stay in a Fairmont Gold King room usually costs between $408–$459. We pay $299, saving up to 35%.

Historical charm meets modern comfort in this collegiate town. Located close to Queen's University, Fort Henry and Downtown Kingston, this hotel offers an ideal base for exploring the city's rich history and vibrant waterfront. Public rates range from $179–$299 a night, but Travelzoo members stay for $149 and get breakfast included (usually an extra $38 on top of the room rate). Altogether, our offer saves 31%–56%.

Located less than a 10-minute drive from Pearson International, this hotel is a great jumping off-point for your travels. There's an airport shuttle that runs 24 hours a day, and with this offer you'll get up to eight days of free parking. We have most dates available through the end of the year.   As Travelzoo members, we stay for $199, including up to eight days of parking. The package will cost everyone else between $239–$379.

Set along The Esplanade, the Novotel Toronto Centre puts you steps from attractions like St. Lawrence Market and the Hockey Hall of Fame. And with Union Station within easy walking distance, getting around the city couldn’t be simpler, making this an ideal base for your next Toronto stay. Travelzoo members save up to 52% on select dates. We found regular rates from $349–$629, while we pay $299 for the same travel dates.

Located close to YVR and a 15-minute SkyTrain ride from downtown, this hotel offers easy access to both the airport and the city. Plus, you'll also enjoy the convenience of their airport shuttle, which runs nearly 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Travelzoo members get an overnight stay for $139 (usually about $205), and if you're flying out, stays that include up to a week of parking are $179 (usually about $245).

Steps from Place d’Armes, this all-suite hotel has debuted a refreshed look after an extensive renovation. Located between downtown shops and restaurants, and the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, it’s the perfect spot for a late summer or early fall getaway. The general public will pay $469–$689 a night after parking. Travelzoo members pay $299, parking included, saving 36%–57% compared to booking direct.

Victoria’s charming waterfront, historic streets and vibrant food scene make it a favourite West Coast destination. Hotel Zed Victoria adds a playful twist with its bold 70s-inspired design. Following a recent $6-million renovation, it’s no surprise Travelzoo members give it a 100% approval rating. As Travelzoo members, we pay $135 a night. The general public will pay $149–$219—up to 38% more.

With travel dates from November to April, this offer lets you experience Quebec in three seasons—but we think fall is especially magical, when the beauty and character of this 400-year-old city truly shines. Located in the Vieux-Port area, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, stays here put you among cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and local galleries and shops. Breakfast-inclusive rates are usually about $259 a night. We pay $229 and get welcome cocktails for two, which will cost everyone else another $54.

Situated on a main throughfare of Sainte-Foy, this spacious hotel is a great base for exploring Quebec City and its surroundings. It's a 15-minute drive from Old Quebec, but you'll be able to stretch out and relax with restaurants and shopping right on your doorstep.  Travelzoo members get exclusive savings on the hotel's standard rates into August of next year. Compared to regular rates on other booking sites, members save 23%–37%. Even when we found discounted promotional pricing, our rates were still lower.

Recently refreshed and located just minutes from YVR, this hotel is a more budget-friendly alternative to pricier downtown stays. You'll be well connected to Richmond's shopping and dining, and a 15-minute walk from the SkyTrain, which offers easy access to Vancouver's top attractions. We found public rates from $229–$389 through September. Travelzoo members pay $209–$249, saving up to 36%.

This hotel is a short walk from the Bloor-Yonge subway station, which can get you anywhere in the city. You’ll also be near top sites like the Royal Ontario Museum, upscale Yorkville Village and the energy of Yonge-Dundas Square—all are within a 20-minute walk. The general public will pay about $428–$461 a night for a parking-inclusive stay. Our rate is $295–$299, saving 31%–35%.

This hotel offers front-row views of the harbour and Signal Hill, making it the perfect launch pad for Newfoundland adventures. It's situated right downtown, next to the city's best restaurants and sites, including colourful Jelly Bean Row. Travelzoo members stay in a Junior Suite for $189–$229 a night from August to October (usually $279–$354). We also get cheaper-than-usual parking and a $10 credit to spend—saving 29%–35% on DIY pricing.