Winnipeg Hotel Guide - Duff Roblin Provincial Park hotels in Winnipeg, Canada.

"Beds were very comfy and water pressure great. Needs some updating and more effort to put travellers with lots of luggage on first floor (no elevator)."

"Awe, no breakfast in the am. They used to have it but now, no more. Nice quiet place to sleep despite ambalance sirens going off in the wee hours. Overall, nice place to sleep."

"The hotel pool, restaurant lounge and rooms were excellent all around with friendly staff. Very comfortable place to stay and great with the kids who love the pool."

"My family of 4 enjoyed our 3 night stay and would book again if we find ourselves in Winnipeg again. Very responsive both before our arrival as well as during our stay if we needed anything. "

"Host checked in on our first day to make sure everything was good."

"Clean room "

"As a family of four, we appreciated the layout - it gave us room to have breakfast together, and not always be in each other's space! We especially appreciated how well the bathroom exhaust fan worked - with two teenagers, showers could have made the space humid, but it was not an issue."

"Amenities. Very bright and a floor lamp and small end table would be good. No where to cook a meal. Microwave doesn’t cut the mustard! Wide open to upstairs. Concept is good, but these things would be great. We did like it. "

"Coffee pot was an Espresso which takes specific pods, of which there were only two, so we had to go out and buy more. Would have been nice to know ahead of time.Had to search for bath towels which were eventually found on shelf in bedroom closet. Why not put on the bed if not in the bathroom.Annoying noise from upstairs, walking about, dog barking.Would be nice to have box of tissues, can opener, scissors and more tea towels. Not sure how well it was cleaned as found long hairs (which we don’t have) on floor in bedroom and bathroom. Kitchen and bathroom were clean otherwise.Space itself was very nice, well laid out and comfortable beds, nice layout in bathroom but a hook somewhere to hang housecoat would be nice. "