Escape to a peaceful riverside retreat in a cozy yurt on a working farm in Niagara. Spend your days exploring the farm and meeting and feeding friendly animals, including alpacas, goats, sheep and chickens. After your farm tour, unwind around the fire and enjoy a relaxing evening. Travelzoo members save 30% on midweek overnight escapes, and 36% when you get away for two nights. Weekends are +$50 a night.

With just 35 rooms, Stone Mill Inn has earned a 97% Travelzoo member rating. Reviews include "everything was wonderful," "always an amazing experience" and "one of our favourite hotels in the Niagara area." Travelzoo members save 35% on an overnight getaway this fall.

This hotel officially joined the Hyatt family earlier this year. It overlooks Niagara Falls, just 92 metres from the brink of the rushing waters, and puts you at the centre of all the action. Try your luck at the casino or enjoy an easy night out with a steak dinner, all just steps from the hotel. An overnight stay usually costs $223 a night, just for the room. We pay $200 and get over $100 in added perks, including $75 to spend at a nearby steakhouse. Altogether, we save $120 on DIY package pricing.

With indoor access to a casino, a theatre, countless restaurants and plenty of activities, you may not even need to step outside this hotel. But, if you do, you won't need to go far for views of the Falls, the entertainment on Clifton Hill, or to experience wine country. Travelzoo members can book a midweek getaway for $144 a night, including a $70 steakhouse dining credit and a $25 casino credit. If you were to put this package together yourself, you'd pay around $270.

Whether you're visiting for a night at the casino or a weekend of wine tours, this hotel is close to it all. It's two blocks from the Falls, the casino and Clifton Hill neighbourhood, and it's about a five-minute drive from Monastery Cellars—a natural first stop on your way into wine country. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay $218–$295 a night. Our price is $136–$168.

The Flour Mill is a renowned Niagara restaurant that celebrates its 1904 heritage with rugged stone, warm wood accents and a natural-burning fireplace. Begin your meal with a glass of sparkling wine, then choose from tempting dishes like short rib tagliatelle, crispy five-spice duck and more. This menu was specially curated just for Travelzoo members.

Benihana brings Japanese cuisine to life with a theatrical dining experience. Enjoy dinner (and a show) at the only Canadian location with our offer. The general public pays 30% more for a similar experience.

Go behind the scenes at Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Winery and discover how the winemaking team crafts its award-winning wines. Journey from vineyard to cellar as you explore every stage of the winemaking process during this intimate guided tour. You'll also enjoy a tasting of a selection of wines, plus get a bottle of wine to take home. Travelzoo members save 48% on tours for two through December.

Drawing inspiration from the Mediterranean and South America, this bistro offers a global culinary journey. It's just steps from the theatres of Toronto's Entertainment District, so you can grab a bite before or after a show. Travelzoo members enjoy a dinner for two for $109, complete with apps, dessert and a glass of wine or beer each.

This historic building has been fully renovated into a boutique homebase. Steps from Union Station, it couldn't be better located. Union Hotel is also down the street from the CN Tower and other attractions. While everyone else pays $324–$354 a night, Travelzoo members pay $189. You'll save even more if you stay in November or February, paying $199 (usually $324–$434).

Mossop's Social House is steps from the Financial District and Commerce Court, and located in one of the city's oldest hotels. Our offer includes a meal for two for $49, complete with beer or wine.

Stay in the heart of downtown, close to top attractions like Nathan Phillips Square and the Eaton Centre. This hotel has earned rave Travelzoo member reviews like, "staff are excellent," "food was fantastic" and "just love it." Overnight public rates run between $229–$339 through March 23. Travelzoo members pay $149 instead, saving $80–$190 a night.

The 4-star TOOR Hotel (which just opened last year) in Toronto's Garden District offers great access to sightseeing and shopping, plus destination French dining at MUSE Bistro + Bar. Public transportation is close by, too, putting the rest of the city within easy reach. Travelzoo members get a special price of $199 a night in November and December, including valet parking (normally $55). Everyone else will pay around $294–$334 for the same package.

Experience the ultimate getaway in one of Ontario's most beloved destinations with a group of your closest friends. With our offer, you'll stay in your own private chalet complete with views of the lake. A three-night midweek getaway typically costs $1170–$1420, but Travelzoo members pay $549—a savings of $621–$871. Weekend stays are $649 (regularly $1330–$1565).

Stay at Picton's only waterfront hotel—it's located at the head of Picton Bay and a short walk from the heart of town. It's earned a 100% Travelzoo rating, too, with one member saying: "Beautiful view. Amazing breakfast. Perfect location." To put this overnight package together yourself, you'd pay between $241–$276. As Travelzoo members, we get it for $159, saving $82–$117 a night.

Discover Mont-Tremblant during the fall, when the dense Laurentian forests transform into a vibrant tapestry of colour. Take it all in from unique vantage points, whether you're riding the gondola or exploring local hiking trails. Or, soak up the cozy atmosphere at one of the charming restaurants or cafes of Mont-Tremblant Village. You’d normally pay about $198 for an overnight stay here, but Travelzoo members pay $139. And when booking a two- or three-night escape, we pay even less—$107–$135 a night. However long your getaway, our offer saves 30%–46%.

This all-suite hotel sits in the heart of the pedestrian village, putting boutique shops, spas and restaurants just steps away. Even better, this deal includes stays into December, making it ideal for an early-season ski getaway. To book this parking-inclusive stay yourself, you'll pay $303–$353, midweek. Compared to our rates for $179–$199 a night, Travelzoo members save $124–$154 a night. Weekends are $209 (usually $353).

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.

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 fall getaway. The general public will pay $386–$444 a night after parking. Travelzoo members stay for $259, parking included, saving 33%–42% compared to booking direct.

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 with breakfast run from $221–$239 a night. Travelzoo members stay for $129–$149, saving up to 46%.

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.

Opened in January 2026, this new hotel marks Bromont’s first ski-in/ski-out hotel, with spacious suites, resort-style amenities and views of the Eastern Townships. Start your day with the breakfast buffet, then spend it exploring one of the many trails or taking in the mountain air. Or, relax and unwind in the heated pool and outdoor hot tubs. Travelzoo members stay for $199 a night, including parking, from November to December (usually $269–$309)—just in time for the start of ski season.

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.

Set between the Grande Allee and the Plains of Abraham, this landmark hotel has been part of the Quebec City skyline since the 1970s. It's within walking distance to Old Quebec's cobblestone streets, dining and shopping. This package will cost the general public about $245 a night. Travelzoo members pay $150 when staying two or more nights, saving $95 a night.

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 $209–$339 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 between $179–$259 midweek, and $214 on weekends. As Travelzoo members, we pay $139 or $164, saving 22%–46%.

First opened in 1889 and later owned by Canadian Pacific Railway, this historic property has earned its place among Canada’s iconic grand railway hotels. Think Tudor architecture, bells ringing at dusk, cocktails on the wraparound veranda and front-row views of the ever-changing tides. As we enter the quieter fall season (an ideal time for a peaceful coastal escape), Travelzoo members can take advantage of high savings—more than 50% compared to usual package rates. While the general public pays about $349–$379 a night for the room alone, Travelzoo members pay $199, including a $40 dining credit.

Sitting seaside, this expansive resort has been a coastal favourite for over 50 years, and makes a great base for exploring Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Mahone Bay is a 12-minute drive away, while UNESCO-listed Lunenburg is 25 minutes away. On site, enjoy pools, tennis, kayaking, biking and even a small marina. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay $229–$239 a night. We get access to rates for $159–$179.

Perched right on Prince Edward Island’s scenic Summerside harbour, this inn is the perfect homebase for exploring Canada’s famous red-sand shores. You'll be a short drive from Confederation Bridge, the province's main arrival point. Midweek, everyone else will pay about $179 a night for a room with harbour views. As Travelzoo members, we pay $125.

Rugged highlands, coastal villages and a rich mix of Acadian, Mi’kmaw and Scottish cultures—Cape Breton is one of Canada's most distinctive islands. Drive the Cabot Trail, eat fresh lobster and look for whales along the coast. These cottages are a comfortable base for exploring the area and a relaxing place to return to at the end of the day. The general public will pay $570 for a three-night getaway, but this offer is $395, just for Travelzoo members.

For spectacular mountain scenery and adventures, the Canadian Rockies are hard to beat. This cozy inn puts you within easy reach of Canmore’s outdoor ice rink and Nordic Centre, while Banff is less than 30 minutes away. And with dates available into ski season, you’ll also be well positioned for day trips to nearby resorts like Mount Norquay and Sunshine Village. For Travelzoo members, we've negotiated a $99-a-night weekday rate for accommodations with a fireplace, patio or balcony, plus mini fridge, microwave and coffee-maker—especially handy for longer stays. Friday and Saturday nights are also available for just $50 more.

Fall is one of the best times to visit the Okanagan Valley. As the vineyards turn shades of gold and crimson and the summer crowds begin to thin, the region takes on a slower, cozier pace. Sitting across the street from Okanagan Lake, this unique hotel leans into its 1970s vibes. Think free bike and roller skate rentals and a ping pong lounge for your inner disco fanatic. The general public will pay $205, on average, for an overnight stay. With this offer, Travelzoo members pay $109, saving 47%.

Head to Grizzli Winery for a tour of the facility and vineyards. Then, indulge in a guided wine flight paired with a seasonal charcuterie spread. Travelzoo members can experience it for 34% off the regular price. Or, come with a larger group for even more savings.

Travel + Leisure calls the Okanagan "one of Canada's most exciting wine regions," and this restaurant delivers a true taste of the area. Next door to Grizzli Winery, a family-owned estate, it offers a contemporary Canadian menu with European and Asian influences. As Travelzoo members, we get dinner for two with a glass of wine each for $89. The general public will pay $132 for this experience.

There’s plenty to enjoy at this 4-star lakefront resort in Kelowna, from the Aveda Spa and outdoor hot tub to the private waterfront, tennis court and intimate movie theatre. Plus, you’re just a short trip from some of the region’s best wineries. With an exclusive rate on accommodations, plus extra perks totalling $90 in value, we save 43% when compared to package pricing.

Sun Peaks Grand Hotel offers a full roster of amenities and nearby activities: a heated outdoor pool, slopeside hot tubs, European-style village, alpine treks, bike trails and local golf courses. One Travelzoo member called it the "perfect location" for a "lovely stay." Stays into December are usually $189 a night. We pay $139 a night. Plus, if you stay five nights or longer, you'll get a complimentary bottle of wine.

This hotel is higher than any other on Blackcomb Mountain—it's a snowball’s throw from the lifts and has ski-in, ski-out access. Each suite is condo-style with a fully equipped kitchen, so you can settle in and enjoy Whistler like a local. With this offer, Travelzoo members get 35% off standard rates through late December, covering the start of Whistler's ski and snowboard season.

Sample a variety of B.C. wines at Metro Vancouver's biggest winery. With this offer, you'll experience a seated tasting of local wines paired with curated cheeses and crackers—for 39% less than the usual cost. Hint: Gather two more friends and save even more (43%).

This 4-star hotel is less than a five-minute walk from the Excalibur and Whistler Village gondolas. Plus, it has all the amenities you'd want for a mountain getaway, like a year-round hot tub, pool and sauna. Travelzoo members save 36% compared to DIY pricing for this exclusive package. Overnight stays are $149–$179 and include half-off parking plus a $50 dining credit. Larger rooms and suites accommodating up to six people are also available, with savings of 33%–38%.

This modern boutique hotel sits in the heart of the Village, steps from the nearest lift. One of Whistler's longest standing hotels, it draws inspiration from Scandinavian design. As one Travelzoo member put it, it's "a great stay right in the heart of Whistler Village [where] everything is out your door." An overnight stay with parking usually costs between $175–$215 a night. We pay $119.

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).

Enjoy Italian-inspired dishes at three locations across the city.

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 about $307 a night, we pay $199, saving $108 a night.

Enjoying ramen is practically a rite of passage in Vancouver, especially along Robson Street's famous “ramen row." At ZUBU, you can enjoy a flight of three different ramen flavours in one meal. Indulge in a four-course dinner for two, including drinks—think Sapporo or warm sake to complement your dishes. The general public will pay $98 for the same experience.

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 $162 through mid-December. Add on parking and the cost rises $25. This offer gets you the same stay for $119, including parking, saving 36% on package pricing.

Nestled among the natural beauty of the Southern Gulf Islands, this oceanfront retreat offers a tranquil escape just a short journey from Vancouver. Slow down, soak in the views, and let the peaceful pace of island life take over. Travelzoo members pay $299 for a two-night midweek escape, while everyone else will pay $468–$528. We save on weekend getaways and larger villas, too.

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 members give it a 100% approval rating. As Travelzoo members, we pay $135 a night. The general public will pay $149–$319—up to 58% more.

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 a night, instead of the usual $174–$259 package price. Two-night getaways are also available.

Step back in time and indulge in the Victorian tradition of afternoon tea at this historic tea house. Take in views of the Inner Harbour while enjoying a selection of gourmet teas, alongside an assortment of sweet and savoury bites. For an evening experience, opt for Scottish high tea instead. Travelzoo members save 34%.

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.

This waterfront hotel in Sechelt overlooks Porpoise Bay and is just minutes from the popular provincial park. It’s also close to downtown, with restaurants and local attractions nearby, making it a great base for exploring the Sunshine Coast. Our offer knocks $80 off the usual price.

Wake up to misty ocean views and savour the slower pace of waterfront living near Halfmoon Bay. "Amazing place. Stunning view. Unforgettable experience." This is how one Travelzoo member reviewed their stay here. Regular rates for an oceanview suite are $189 a night, on average, but Travelzoo members pay $129. We also get exclusive access to preferred pricing on the resort’s famed oceanview tenthouses. (We pay $199 a night instead of the usual $279–$349.)

This hotel puts the Georgia Strait right before you, with Parksville Beach just steps away. Cozy up near the oceanfront firepit, then take in ocean views from your private balcony at the main inn. In addition to the sweeping views, the spacious Oceanview King Studio Suite features a sofa bed, a kitchenette and a dining area. With this exclusive-to-Travelzoo offer, members stay on weekdays this fall and winter for $99 a night. Want to make it a weekend escape? Check-in Friday or Saturday for $109 per night.

This beach house retreat in Parksville gets you your own slice of paradise. After getting settled, wander the waterfront walkway, just steps from the hotel. Farther out, explore local favourites like Coombs Old Country Market and Englishman River Falls. Gather a group of close friends or family because this house sleeps up to 10 guests. Getaways here usually cost around $255 a night, but we've negotiated a special price of $179 (when booking two or more nights).

This boutique property sits near Campbell River's Discovery Passage and is 100% Vancouver Island-owned. Not only is it packed with amenities, but it's also a great homebase for experiencing the region's natural beauty and activities.  Our offer gets Travelzoo members access to rates from $149–$244, saving 33%–46% on the usual cost. Stay during October and you'll also get a $100 spa credit to enjoy.

Whether you’re seeking serenity or adventure, Vancouver Island is the place to be. Explore the area and soak up the scenery, wildlife and world-class salmon fishing. A five-minute drive puts you at Elk Falls Provincial Park, home to the Elk Falls Suspension Bridge (open year-round) and an impressive 25-metre waterfall. For $99 a night, check-in to a Two-Queen Garden View room. Looking for an upgrade or more space? Rooms with ocean views and loft spaces for the whole family are $40 more.

Fall and winter in Ucluelet are ideal for peaceful trails, dramatic storm-watching and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Set across from Little Beach, this coastal retreat pairs ocean views and rustic cottages with a cedar sauna and cold plunge—plus the West Coast right outside your door. Booking an Oceanview Jacuzzi Suite costs the general public $179 a night. We can get away for two or more nights for $99–$129 a night, saving 28%–45%.

Fall is one of the most magical times to visit Tofino, when storm season begins and the coastline feels even more dramatic. Tucked in the Tofino rainforest, a short stroll from Chesterman Beach, this playful hotel leans into its bold, 70s-inspired style with vibrant colours and a mini disco. And if you needed more convincing, it boasts a 100% Travelzoo member rating. Travelzoo members can stay for $175 a night, while everyone else will pay between $197 and $292.