Thriftlodge Motor Inn

1400 Notre Dome Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3E3G5
Nightly Rates: ( 66.11 - 76.43 )
2 Star

Property Description

The Thriftlodge is located less than 5 minutes from the Winnipeg International Airport, Manitoba's largest shopping center, Winnipeg Arena, Stadium and Hospital. The Forks Market, City Park, Convention Centre, Movie Theatre, Horse Races, Casinos and Museum are only a few minutes away. Transit Service at Hotel Entrance Coffee Shop, Dining Room, Noon Smorgs VLT's-Circle Lounge 72 Guest Rooms Non Smoking Rooms Alarm Clock Radios Iron & Ironing Boards upon request 100 TV Channels Games Room Bank Machine Friendly Staff Room service 24 hr. Front Desk Easy access to downtown On site vaults Karoke Lounge On site Laundromat Fridges and Microwaves upon request Fax machine and photo copier available Movie rentals Family restaurant Lounge & Night Club Saunas 5 acres of parking Square Central Park Movie Theatre Museum Arts Gallery Children stay free Pets Welcome (limited) Home away from home Call to action

Amenities

· Copy Service
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Game Room
· Iron
· Microwave
· Truck Parking
· Refrigerator
· Television with Cable
· Wheel Chair Access
· Business Center
· Casino
· Casino
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Ice Machine
· Ironing Board
· Guest Laundromat
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Parking
· Restaurant
· Room Service
· Shops/Commercial Services

Room Information

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Guest Room with Two Beds

Guest Room with Couch

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Pet Friendly

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Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 12:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT-6
· Opened in 1980
· 72 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.

Directions

Nearest Interstate Hwy 101, Exit # Rte 90 S Brookside Blvd. -or- Rte 90 S to Dublin; turn East to Norte Dome.

Nearest Interstate 100, Exit # Hwy 1 Portoge Ave. -or- Down Portoge Ave to Rte 90 North to Dublin, turn East to Notre Dome.

Nearest Interstate 100, Exit #Hwy1 Portoge Ave. -or- Down Portoge Ave to Rte 90 N to Dublin, turn East to Notre Dome.

Nearest Interstate Hwy 1, Exit # Hwy 1 Portoge Ave. -or- Take Rte 90 N to Dublin, turn East to Notre Dame.

Down Wellington East to Emprers St., turn right on Saskatchewon, turn into Midland turn right on Notre Dame.

Winnepeg International Airport

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Cancellation Policy

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Recreation Information

Arena, Stadium Assiniboia Downs Horse Racing City Park Convention Centre Eaton Place Forks Market Square Health Science Hospital Iman Theatre Manitobas Largest Shopping Centre McPhillips Street Stn Casino Polo Park Shopping Centre Red River College Stadium University of WPG Western Canada Aviation Winnipeg Arena

Iman Theatre Arena, Stadium Polo Park Shopping Centre McPhillips Street Stn Casino Red River College University of WPG Health Science Hospital Convention Centre Assiniboia Downs Horse Racing Forks Market Square Eaton Place Western Canada Aviation City Park Manitobas Largest Shopping Centre Winnipeg Arena Stadium

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MANITOBA

Welcome to Manitoba, where culture meets wilderness. The province – 1,225 km (761 mi) from top to bottom – features everything from northern tundra blanketed in blooms to meandering rivers in the south.

The vibrant capital of Winnipeg and its surrounding area presents superb arts and entertainment options as well as a broad range of historic attractions, cultural encounters and dozens of festivals throughout the year.

Part of the fun of Churchill, an incredible four-season destination on the shores of Hudson Bay, is getting there: Churchill is accessible by plane and train. Crisp nights in January, February and March ensure optimal northern lights viewing and May and June provide excellent bird-watching opportunities for sub-arctic species. In July and August, beluga whales travel the waterways while boat tours visit the Prince of Wales Fort National Historic Site in Canada’s most northerly seaport. October and November signal the arrival of hundreds of polar bears; these spectacular creatures gather on the capes to wait for the bay to freeze over.

In Riding Mountain National Park of Canada, bugle for elk or watch for cinnamon-colored black bear. Near Inwood, spot thousands of red-sided garter snakes emerging from limestone caves. Travel east to the Canadian Shield, where boreal forests teem with deer and warblers, or west to lush prairie mountains.

Oak Hammock Marsh is among dozens of birding hotspots in Manitoba. Located near Winnipeg, the protected area features more than 300 bird species. In the peak migration seasons of spring and fall, thousands of Canada geese and other waterfowl stage a natural pageant of sight and sound. Staff at the interpretive centre offer marsh walkabouts, special tours for birders and more. Manitoba has some of the best fishing and hunting in North America.

The southern part of the province is widely recognized for its prairie farmland thus offers prime autumn waterfowl and whitetail deer hunting. If you travel west, north, south or through the Parkland you will reach the home of the mighty moose, black bear and barren ground caribou.

All over Manitoba, festivals celebrating the province’s unique culture take place throughout the year.

Winnipeg is a true prairie gem. Get a sense of the province’s past and present at The Manitoba Museum in Winnipeg’s historic Exchange District or at the Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada. Find out more about Manitoba’s vibrant Francophone heritage by touring Gabrielle Roy House and the St. Boniface neighborhood. There are at least 35 other museums and historical sites to check out.

Visit the Royal Canadian Mint, which produces coins for more than 60 countries. For some kids’ play, run amok at Assiniboine Park, steal home base at the CanWest Global Park or join the fun at the Manitoba Children’s Museum.

Savor regional and ethnic cuisine at over 300 restaurants in the province. Manitoba’s fantastic chefs are pleased to share their delectable concoctions, so finish off a day of golf, sightseeing or fishing with treats like bison carpaccio and perfect perogies.

Manitoba is a feast for shoppers. Winnipeg’s Corydon Avenue is lined with boutiques offering fashion, home decor and giftware. Osborne Village caters to a young hip crowd with several shops to choose from while Polo Park Shopping Centre and St. Vital Centre serve up 360 stores. Manitoba is also a collector’s paradise. Shop around for an amazing variety of antiques and collectibles including items like William Morris carpets and 17th-century candlesticks.