Once a 19th-century estate that housed a cheese factory, this Victorian mansion is now a boutique inn with a spa and fine-dining restaurant. Set in wide-open countryside, it’s an easy getaway—just 30 minutes from London or under two hours from Toronto. As a Travelzoo member, you can stay for $199 a night, including a welcome bottle of wine and $50 credit to spend at the on-site restaurant. Anyone else will pay $265.

Step into history at The Little Inn of Bayfield. This beloved Main Street landmark holds the distinction of being Ontario’s oldest operating inn. Built in the mid-1800s as a stagecoach stop, the inn features 16 unique rooms, each with a storied past. A midweek, breakfast-included stay normally costs $481 a night. Travelzoo members save 53%. Weekend stays come with savings as well.

Head to the boutique Stone Mill Inn for a relaxing stay this winter. With just 35 rooms, it's earned a 98% Travelzoo member rating. Reviews include "everything was wonderful," "always an amazing experience" and "one of our favourite hotels in the Niagara area." Travelzoo members get access to rates from $149–$169 a night, saving up to 32%. (The general public will pay between $218–$248.)

Sitting high atop a 160-metre-tall tower, this unique hotel has Falls and city views through floor-to-ceiling windows. With only 50 rooms, it offers a more boutique experience than other hotels in town.  The general public will pay $278 a night for the same package.

Enjoy a getaway to Niagara Falls at the Embassy Suites by Hilton, located just 92 metres from the brink of the rushing waters. This offer has a bevy of bonuses, like $75 to spend at a steakhouse and $25 to try your luck at the casino. The general public will pay $344 a night for this package.

Here, you'll get the best of both worlds: a unique and quiet stay (akin to a Niagara-on-the-Lake inn), but still within a 15-minute walk from the Falls and action of Clifton Hill. As one Travelzoo member puts it, “it is rare to find an old luxury hotel in the middle of Niagara Falls.” The general public pays about $336 a night with breakfast, plus $45 in added fees. Travelzoo members get it all for $149 a night.

With indoor access to a casino, a theatre, myriad restaurants and 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, or to experience the entertainment on Clifton Hill. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay about $282 a night through April, and $307 in May. Travelzoo members stay for $139 and $166, saving 46%–51% on DIY pricing.

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 the Clifton Hill neighbourhood.  We found standard rates for this package to be $205 a night, on average. Travelzoo rates are $126, saving 31% on the usual cost.

This hotel is steps from the entertainment and attractions of Clifton Hill. You'll be across the street from Casino Niagara and under a 10-minute walk from the Falls. If you were to put this package together yourself, you'd pay about $158 for a midweek stay, and $174–$201 on weekends.

Niagara-on-the-Lake sparkles in winter. Wander its snow-dusted, historic streets and cozy up in local wineries—without the crowds. This hotel is within a five-minute drive of at least ten wineries, and there's an indoor pool and hot tub to enjoy after a day of wine-tasting. The general public will pay about $221 a night for this package.

This boutique hotel is tucked into Jordan Village, one of Niagara’s most charming wine-country communities. You’ll be steps from shops and dining in the village, and minutes from more than fifty wineries. Travelzoo members save $89 on getaways that include breakfast and a bottle of wine.

A roadhouse has been located on the site of Jordan House since 1844. Today, with its original wooden beams and a fireplace made from the fieldstones of the old cellar, it’s a character-filled launch point for touring wine country—home to more than fifty wineries. Travelzoo members will also get a dining credit to enjoy a meal at the Tavern.

This hotel is one of Niagara-on-the-Lake's most iconic. Sitting on a prominent corner of Queen Street, it's housed in an ornate Victorian building. The hotel is known for elegant historic interiors, award-winning spa treatments and five different dining options (including traditional tea service). While everyone else will be paying $365 a night for a breakfast-inclusive stay with wine, Travelzoo members pay $279.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is known as a romantic escape, where charming inns and vineyard tours set the scene for cozy getaways. This hotel is right across the street from Shaw Festival Theatre near Queen Street's shops and restaurants. Breakfast-inclusive rates cost the general public between $260–$290 a night. This Travelzoo offer gets members a stay for $220 and includes a bottle of local Niagara wine to enjoy.

Start your journey stress-free by staying close to the airport. With our offer, you’ll wake up a quick six-minute drive away, making it easy to get to your terminal, especially via the hotel's free shuttle. An overnight stay with up to four days of parking will cost the general public between $199–$264 a night. Travelzoo members pay $179, any day through March, for the same stay. Plus, you can double your parking length for just $20 more.

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 March, including over the spring break.   This package will cost the general public between $224–$264 a night.

Get away to the historic Old Mill, 15 minutes from downtown in the Humber River valley. This hotel has a storied past dating back over 100 years. It offers seclusion and nature-filled views without having to leave the city. We found regular rates from $345–$365 a night with no extra perks. Travelzoo members get access to special rates for $249, including a $50 dining credit. And if you stay on a weekend, that credit increases to $100.

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. You'll save 30% on stays through February. Plus, you'll also get perks like cocktails and a credit for a future stay. 

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. The general public pays $299–$745 a night on winter and early spring stays. Travelzoo members pay $179–$189 a night for the same dates—that's up to 74% off.

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." The average nightly rate for the general public is $309. Travelzoo members will pay $179, saving 42% (that's $130) a night on stays through March.

The TOOR Hotel (which just opened earlier this year) in Toronto's Garden District offers easy access to plenty of sightseeing, shopping and dining options. Public transportation is close by, too, putting the rest of the city within easy reach. The general public will pay an average of $319 a night for a stay here. We negotiated a special rate of $219 that also includes a $50 credit and cheaper-than-usual valet, just for Travelzoo members.

This hotel feels worlds away, even though it's within an hour's drive of Toronto. Set in the rolling countryside, it manages to be both intimate and lofty, with just over 100 rooms and a plethora of activities. Think spa treatments, winter walks and tastings at the on-site winery. Regular rates including breakfast are $387 a night. Travelzoo members pay $271 and get a complimentary bottle of wine, too. You won't find lower rates anywhere else.

This industrial-chic hotel places you right in the heart of Toronto’s top galleries, theatres, boutiques and nightlife. Yonge–Bloor Station is just a three-minute walk away, connecting you to the whole city. Anndore's usual non-refundable rates are about $259 a night through March. Add breakfast for two, and you'd be paying $309. As Travelzoo members, we stay for $229, saving an average of $80 a night.

This hotel puts you a short stroll from Bloor-Yonge subway station, which can get you anywhere in the city. It's also close to the Royal Ontario Museum, the glitzy Yorkville Village and bustling Yonge-Dundas Square—these are less than a 20-minute walk away. Most people will pay $200–$300 a night, plus an extra $40 for parking. As a Travelzoo member, you pay $165–$180.

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 getaway usually costs $847–$1108, but this Travelzoo offer gets you the same stay (plus a $35 welcome perk and the $36 resort fee waived) from $549. With accommodations for up to five, that's less than $37 each per night.

Drake Devonshire is a lakeside retreat with cozy farmhouse-inspired accommodations. It was featured in Travel + Leisure's World’s Best Awards 2025 and is recommended in the Michelin Guide. Unwind in the outdoor sauna after a day of adventure, or treat yourself to a personalized spa experience in your room.  Public rates run from $379–$419 a night for just the room. As Travelzoo members, we pay $251 and get a $50 dining credit to spend.

This historic mansion has been beautifully restored to its Victorian grandeur. Previous guests rave about the unique rooms and indulgences like complimentary barrel sauna sessions and access to the Merrill Museum. One member claimed: "My favourite boutique hotel, definitely in Prince Edward County, if not just simply my favourite I've ever stayed in anywhere." Travelzoo members can stay for $189 a night and receive a welcome basket of Merrill House goodies (worth $50). Everyone else will pay $225, just for the room.

This PEC inn has roots dating back to the 19th century. Today, its boutique rooms reflect its past while modern touches and amenities can be found throughout the property: upscale restaurants, a cookery school and scenic garden grounds. Travelzoo members get a $100 dining credit, wine tastings and a take-home gift in addition to the inn's signature amenities (complimentary breakfast and parking). The general public will pay $370 a night for this package.

The tranquil Nomi Resort is nestled at the gate to Algonquin Provincial Park and offers over half a kilometre of waterfront. Spend your days wandering the on-site trails or along the shores of Benoir Lake, then retreat to your private suite complete with modern furnishings and luxurious amenities. A two-night getaway will cost the general public $642 just for the room. Travelzoo members pay $599, including dinner for two and a hydrotherapy experience—extra perks worth $250.

Historical charm dazzles in this collegiate town. The hotel is close to Queen's University, Fort Henry and Downtown Kingston. There's an indoor pool and plenty of free parking. We found regular breakfast-inclusive rates for about $210 a night through February. Travelzoo members pay $129 instead.

This 4-star hotel is known for its sleek design and top-notch service—one Travelzoo member says "staff was the best at any hotel we have stayed at." Plus, the location is a standout: a five-minute walk to Parliament Hill and about 20 minutes from the bustling ByWard Market. Travelzoo members stay for $169, including breakfast and the nightly hotel fee. Everyone else will pay between $234–$314.

Stay in the heart of Canada's capital at the emblematic Fairmont Château Laurier. Located just down the street from Parliament Hill, the historic château has hosted political leaders, movie stars and royalty for over a century. While the general public will spend about $469 a night to stay in a Junior Suite (or up to $500 to stay in a Fairmont Gold room, recently awarded Ottawa's only Michelin Key), Travelzoo members get access to rates for $279–$299, saving 40%.

This all-suite hotel, near Montreal Trudeau International Airport, offers a complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport. With free made-to-order breakfast and plenty of space to stretch out, it's a great jumping-off point for your next vacation. While Embassy Suites offers a similar package, it will cost the general public about $360 a night, on average, and only includes seven days of parking. Travelzoo members pay $279, including eight days of gated parking.

Set in Shaughnessy Village, this Montreal hotel is steps from cafés, restaurants and boutiques. A 15-minute stroll brings you to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or the Bell Centre, making it an ideal spot to dive into the city’s culture, architecture and food scene. Usually, you'd pay $215 for an overnight stay with breakfast. Our offer gets you the same stay for $189, plus free parking and dining perks. 

With bold design and a trendy, upbeat atmosphere, this 4-star Montreal hotel feels more like a local hotspot than just a hotel. It sits right downtown on the corner of Robert–Bourassa and Cathcart near tons of shopping and restaurants. Regular rates are about $355 a night through March—room only, no extras. This Travelzoo offer gets members the same stay for $209, including complimentary valet parking.

Just steps from Place d’Armes, this all-suite hotel offers space in the centre of downtown Montreal. It sits at the crossroads of downtown’s shops and restaurants and the cobblestoned streets of Old Montreal. The general public will pay an average of $319 a night for just a room. As Travelzoo members, we pay $249, including parking (which will cost everyone else $40) and a nightly $20 dining credit.

Situated in Montreal's Chinatown, this hotel is a 10-minute walk from Old Montreal and the Quartier des Spectacles. Events and festivals draw crowds to the Place des Arts all year round, putting you in the middle of the action.  Travelzoo members can stay for $169 a night, including parking. Everyone else will pay $349 for the same package.

Travelzoo members rave about this hotel’s prime location, set between the cobblestoned streets of Old Montreal and the buzz of Sainte-Catherine Street. You can walk to Notre-Dame Basilica in under 10 minutes, or head to the Place des Arts in 15.  We checked regular pricing and found you’d pay $272 to book this package on your own.

Enjoy a ready-made wine getaway with this package, designed to show off the best of Niagara. Stay in an all-suite hotel with some of the best panoramic views in the city, and enjoy Fallsview relaxation after a day of chauffeured wine-country touring. The general public would pay $681 for this package (plus the time it takes to make all the reservations for the inclusions). Travelzoo members save 56% (that's $384) and their valuable holiday time.

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 would cost the general public about $250. Travelzoo members pay $174, saving 30% on the package price.

Filled with quaint cafes and historic buildings, Old Quebec is often likened to European destinations. It's the only walled city north of Mexico and the renowned Hôtel Château Laurier blends in perfectly with its old-world charm. Travelzoo members can stay for $164–$179 a night and get a $20 wine card, too. To put this package together yourself, you'd pay up to $100 more.

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. Breakfast-inclusive stays usually run about $234–$254 nightly. Travelzoo members stay for $129 or $139—45% off.

Hotel Port-Royal is located in the Vieux-Port area of Quebec City, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's a perfect spot to take in all that this 400-year-old city has to offer. The average standard rate is usually $278 a night. This offer includes a stay for $239 and features breakfast and welcome drinks—added perks that would normally cost an extra $73.

By April, winter has softened in Charlevoix, ushering in a quieter, crowd-free season when migrating birds return and whale-watching opportunities are plentiful. These geodesic domes peek through the treetops with views of the St. Lawrence River, each with its own terrace and Jacuzzi, making it a luxe retreat in the region. To book on your own, you'd pay $359 a night. As a Travelzoo member, you save $40 on one-night stays and $179 on two-night getaways.

This 19th-century Fairmont manor in the Charlevoix region has it all—old-world charm, modern comforts and jaw-dropping views of the St. Lawrence River. One Travelzoo member says it's "one of [their] favourite hotels in the world." If you were to put this package together yourself, you'd pay an average of $479 a night. As a Travelzoo member, you'll pay $279–$299, saving up to 42% on the usual cost.

Opened in 1889 in St. Andrews by-the-Sea, one of New Brunswick's most charming towns, this historic hotel has welcomed everyone from Pierre Trudeau to Princess Diana. Tudor architecture meets charming details, like bells ringing at dusk, cocktails on the wraparound veranda and shifting tidal views. Public rates are about $239 a night for just the room, with no added perks. Travelzoo members pay $169 and get a $40 dining credit.

Once part of the original CP Rail hotel collection, this 1929 hotel overlooks the scenic Annapolis Basin on Nova Scotia’s north shore. One Travelzoo member raved about its “incredible old-world charm” and attentive staff, "unlike any other place [they] have ever been." Travelzoo members can stay for $159 a night. The general public will pay $223 for this package. (Hint: If you upgrade to a room with a view, you'll save even more—up to 40%.)

Newfoundland's dramatic coastlines and snow-capped cliffs feel almost otherworldly in winter. This hotel sits oceanside with views galore from the warm and cozy suites, restaurant and cedar sauna. It's earned a 100% approval rating, with one Travelzoo member calling the experience "sensational" and they'd recommend the resort "a thousand times over." The general public will pay $295 a night. As a Travelzoo member, your cost is $239, and you'll get $50 to spend at the on-site Forager Restaurant, known for its Newfoundland-inspired cuisine with local ingredients.

This hotel is located in the heart of the business district and close to loads of attractions, including the Scotiabank Saddledome and the Calgary Tower. Our offer gets you an exclusive discount on room rates, plus a dining credit to enjoy on-site. Everyone else will pay up to 49% more.

The Westley is housed in a building that was once an oil and gas office. It's been completely transformed into an upscale, 4-star boutique hotel with a stylish interior and prime location. You'll be just a few blocks from Bow River and close to some of the city's best restaurants and bars. Standard rates during these dates are about $224–$236 a night. Because you're a Travelzoo member, you'll stay for $129, parking and fees included.

Set along the Bow River, this hotel is steps from the city's cool Kensington neighbourhood, packed with cafes, shops and restaurants. With just 19 rooms, it offers an intimate stay recognized by the Michelin Guide for its warm, personalized service, plus extras like complimentary breakfast and free underground parking. You'd normally pay $220-$264 for a Luxury King or Queen Room, but Travelzoo members pay $149, saving up to 44%.

Winter in Canmore captures what Rocky Mountain escapes are all about—think snowy peaks, steamy hot tubs and endless ways to play in the snow. Plus, there's currently plenty of packed powder and soft snow for excellent slope conditions. Travelzoo members save 30% on stays of two nights or more through March at this all-suite property.

Located less than a five-minute drive from Banff National Park, Canmore has all the beauty of its popular neighbour (and fewer crowds). This member-loved hotel is praised for its convenient location, plentiful breakfast spread and pool with a waterslide, which is a major hit with families. As a Travelzoo member, you’ll get access to rates from $129 a night and receive a welcome bottle of wine plus a dining perk. The general public will pay $183 or more or the same experience.

When you stay at Brewster Mountain Lodge, you'll be close to the area's best attractions, including three ski resorts, and ice skating on Lake Louise.. Plus, the hotel is steeped in Banff style and history. It features log furniture and Western decor, and the mezzanine showcases artifacts from the historic Brewster family who still own and operate the lodge today. The average nightly rate runs $204 midweek and $277 on weekends—that’s just for the room. Travelzoo members pay $174 and $234, and get extra perks worth $68.

This 10-room boutique lodge is steps from the Kicking Horse gondola and is all about the mountains. There are no TVs or phones in this three-story ski-in/ski-out log cabin, so you can unplug and appreciate the majesty of the Rockies. Public rates are $500 a night in early summer and $550 during ski season. Travelzoo members stay for $299 or $379 and receive $115 in added perks, including an in-room wellness kit and a charcuterie board. That's 44%–51% off DIY pricing.

There's so much to do at at this lakefront resort in Kelowna. There's an intimate movie theatre, outdoor hot tub, an Aveda Spa, fitness room, tennis court and a private waterfront. And it's always a great time to visit a winery or two. Travelzoo members get an exclusive discount on the price of rooms, plus receive a $50 gift card, a bottle of wine and a welcome gift from a local chocolatier. If you were to put this package together yourself, you'd pay 41% more.

This lakeside retreat offers a unique opportunity to recharge: it's free from Wi-Fi and in-room TVs. You won't miss either with the plethora of activities on the resort. This offer includes tons of added perks: daily breakfast, a room upgrade, plus your choice of a day on the slopes or enjoying some golf simulation. The general public will pay about $420 a night for this package.

The Northwest Territories is one of the world’s best places to experience the natural wonders of the North. This Indigenous-led operator is based in Yellowknife, a prime spot for aurora-viewing or hiking to waterfalls. You’ll also learn about the culture and history of this special region. This member-exclusive getaway bundles accommodations and must-do tours into one easy package, so you can skip the legwork and just enjoy the adventure.

Enjoy an overnight stay at the upscale Hyatt Regency, ideally located in the heart of downtown. When you're not out exploring the city, unwind on-site with a luxurious spa treatment or relax over a handcrafted drink (or two). Public rates (with a $100 spa credit) run $365–$574 per night. Travelzoo members pay $299, get $75 in dining perks, and have the nightly hotel fee included—saving about 45% versus booking direct.

Nestled along the Fraser River, this is Western Canada's only 4-Diamond casino resort. Try your luck at the casino, catch a live show at the on-site theatre or enjoy a celebrity-worthy meal at Gordon Ramsay Steak. Travelzoo members get an exclusive discount and a guaranteed room upgrade with this deal.

This hotel puts you front and centre for Vancouver views and adventures. The harbour and North Shore Mountains are out your window, and Stanley Park’s Seawall is practically on your doorstep. Plus, the Gastown neighbourhood and Robson Street shopping district are a 15-minute walk away. Travelzoo members get a special discount on standard rates, plus free parking. If you were to book this package yourself, you'd pay 48% more.

Set on the edge of Stanley Park in a quiet West End neighbourhood, this all-suite hotel has a relaxed feel. Each suite comes with a full kitchen and plenty of space to stretch out, so you can slow down and live like a local, just in time for cherry blossom season.  If you were to put this package together yourself, you'd pay about $233 a night. Our rate is 33% less. And if you upgrade to a larger suite for four, you'll save 40%.

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. This package saves 30% on the regular nightly price through February.

In winter, Victoria transforms into a calm, coastal retreat. Crisp ocean air and quiet streets set the scene for a cozy escape. Then, in mid- to late-February, cherry blossoms begin to bud in sunny downtown and waterfront areas, turning the city into a pastel-hued prelude to spring. Situated a 10-minute drive from the Inner Harbour, this boutique hotel is a great homebase. Only Travelzoo members get access to special rates for $99 and $109 a night. You won't find a lower price anywhere else.

Rockwater Secret Cove Resort has an enviable spot on the seaside near Halfmoon Bay, overlooking the Georgia Strait. "Amazing place. Stunning view. Unforgettable experience." This is how one Travelzoo member reviewed their stay. Regular rates are typically around $169 per night, but Travelzoo members pay $119. You'll also get exclusive access to preferred pricing on the resort’s famed oceanview tenthouses and larger accommodations.

With the Georgia Strait before you and Parksville Beach just steps away, it’s easy to see why one Travelzoo member calls this a “wonderful experience” that feels like “a second home.” Another simply said they "wish we could have stayed longer." Cozy up by the fire or take in ocean views from your balcony in the main inn. Or upgrade to a private oceanfront beach house with room for up to 12. Travelzoo members enjoy stays through March starting at $99 a night.

Touted as the “Tall Tree Capital of Canada,” Port Renfrew marks the southern entrance to B.C.'s rugged Pacific Rim. Less than two hours from Victoria, it makes for an ideal escape. One Travelzoo member called it "absolutely incredible" and "just magical, all round." Travelzoo members save 30%–39% (that's up to $166) on a seaside escape for two, sauna and cold plunge experience included.

Whether you’re seeking serenity or adventure, Vancouver Island is the place to be. Hike, fish or simply take in the coastal scenery. Travelzoo members pay $20 less than usual through February and $80 less in March, saving up to 45%. If you upgrade to a room with an ocean view or a larger family loft, you'll save up to $190.

If you're looking to explore the west coast, this lodge is the perfect base. It's only a short drive from from some of the best nature spots, like the Wild Pacific Trail, Pacific Rim National Park and Tofino. Or explore the laid-back and welcoming Ucluelet—there are plenty of neighbourhood shops, art galleries and cozy cafes. Travelzoo members will save $30–$60 a night on stays through March. Plus, the nightly resort fee is waived, just for us.

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. With a 100% Travelzoo member rating, the rave reviews say it best: “really cool and had everything we needed,” “blown away by the experience” and “cannot wait to go back.” We found standard rates from $207–$342 a night. At $175 a night, Travelzoo members save an average of 41%.

Home to vast wilderness and incredible national parks, the Yukon is a bucket-list destination for anyone craving unforgettable outdoor experiences. And in winter, the aurora borealis dances endlessly in those Northern skies. This package from Yukon Tours (an outfit with 20 years of experience) was custom-built just for Travelzoo members—you can't book this anywhere else. One member said the trip was "perfect in every way."