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Inn At The Forks

75 Forks Market Road
Winnipeg, MB R3C0A2
Nightly Rates: ( 164.01 - 179.88 )
3 Star


Property Description

Winnipegs only hotel located in The Forks, downtown Winnipegs historical riverfront market. This 116 room upscale, boutique-style hotel includes charming doorbells, glass vanities and original art in every guestroom. Many rooms also come equipped with spa showers, rain showers, soaker tubs and fireplaces which makes it the ideal hotel for both corporate and leisure guests. Walk out the front doors to endless choices of restaurants, merchant craft stores, skate and fishing rentals and cap off your stay even more in the hotels Current Restaurant and Lounge and relax at the Riverstone Spa - our very own 5300 square foot luxury spa. Make your escape to the most anticipated new hotel in Winnipeg.

Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Bar/Lounge
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Concierge
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Hairdryers Available
· Mini Bar
· Modem Lines in Room
· Modem Lines in Room
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Free Newspaper
· Pets Allowed
· Parking
· Restaurant
· Safe Deposit Box
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services


Room Information

Room Features
All Rooms Feature * alarm clock * bath robe * bath tub * cable TV * coffee maker * cribs available * desk * hairdryer * in-room safe * iron/ironing board * modem/dataport * newspaper * radio * remote control * rollaway available * shower * smoking available * speaker phone * two line phone * voicemail
Standard Guestroom
All standard guestrooms come equipped with original artwork, glass washroom vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, wireless high-speed internet access, Serta Presidential Elite bed, coffe/tea, iron/board and portable hairdryer. Maximum adult occupancy is 4 including children.
Deluxe Guestroom
All deluxe guestrooms include all the features of a standard room - original artwork, glass vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, Serta Presidential Elite bed, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, coffee/tea, iron/board, portable hairdryer- and also includes free wireless high-speed internet, ergonomic chair, duvet, spa body shower or contoured soaker tub, bottled water, free local and long distance access calls. Maximum adult occupancy is 4 including children.
Silver Room
All silver guestrooms include all the features of a standard room - original artwork, glass vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, Serta Presidential Elite bed, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, coffee/tea, iron/board, portable hairdryer- and also includes free wireless high-speed internet, ergonomic chair, separate living room, spa body shower, 2 TVs, bottled water, free local and long distance access calls. Great views of the rivers. Maximum adult occupancy is 4 including children.
Platinum Room
All Platinum guestrooms include all the features of a standard room - original artwork, glass vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, Serta Presidential Elite bed, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, coffee/tea, iron/board, portable hairdryer- and also includes free wireless high-speed internet, ergonomic chair, duvet, fireplace, wet bar and fridge, separate shower with soaker tub, bottled water, free local and long distance access calls, oversize windows with spectacular view of the city skyline. Maximum adult occupancy is 4 including children.
Gold Suite
All Gold Suites include all the features of a standard room - original artwork, glass vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, Serta Presidential Elite bed, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, coffee/tea, iron/board, portable hairdryer - and also includes free wireless high-speed internet, ergonomic chair, fireplace, wet bar and fridge, duvet, living room and dining table, 2 TVs, 4 piece washroom with spa body shower, free local and long distance access calls, view of the rivers. Maximum adult occupancy is 4 including children.
Pure Luxury
All Luxury Suites include all the features of a standard room - original artwork, glass vanity, Gilchrist and Soames Spa Therapy Collection washroom amenities, Serta Presidential Elite bed, in-room safe, 27 inch TV, coffee/tea, iron/board, portable hairdryer - and also includes free wireless high-speed internet, ergonomic chair, fireplace, separate living room, 2 TVs, duvet, overhead rain shower, spa body shower and 2 person jetted tub, bottled water, free local and long distance access calls, spectacular oversize windows with views of the rivers. Maximum adult occupancy is 2 including children.

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Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.


Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 15:00
· Check out time is 12:00
· Opened in 2004
· Renovated in 2004
· 115 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 6 floors.


Directions

Take Wellington Ave. East. Turn right at Route 90 South. Take Portage Avenue East exit to downtown. Turn right on Main Street. Turn left on York.

Drive North until York Ave. (downtown). Turn right on York to cross Main Street to enter Forks.

Highway turns into Fermor. Turn right on St. Mary's Road. Turn right on York Ave. (just before downtown) to enter Forks.

Highway turns into Portage. Turn right on Main Street (downtown). Turn left on York Avenue to enter Forks.

Inn at the Forks is ideally located in the city district, close to tourist attractions and corporate business.

Winnipeg Airport (YWG) - 5 miles E


Guarantee Policy

All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date only. 31DEC2004 exception, 1 night room and tax deposit required by valid credit card with expiry date only.


Cancellation Policy

Through the Internet Site where your reservation was made, cancellations must be made prior to 1600 local hotel time 1 day prior to arrival to avoid a cancellation and/or no show charge equivalent to a 1 night room and tax stay.


Restaurant Information

On Site Restaurants

* The Current Restaurant / Open 0700-2300 / contemporary food type / Hotel restaurant

Off Site Restaurants

* Brannigans / Open 1100-2300 / american casual food type * Muddy Waters / Open 1100-2300 / ribs and bbq food types * Earls / Open 1030-2300 / american casual food type


Meeting Facility

Meeting Rooms

* 4 Meeting rooms * Capacity 350 * Contact hotel for further details


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Cities Located Nearby

* Brandon - 180 mi W * Portage le Prairie - 55 mi W

Attractions Located Nearby

* CanWest Global Park - 0.5 mi S * Exchange District - 1 mi S * Forks Market - 0 mi N * Great West Life - 2 mi E * Portage and Main - 1 mi S * St. Boniface Hospital - 0.5 mi W * Theatre District - 1 mi S * University of Manitoba - 8 mi N * VIA Rail Station - 0 mi E * Winnipeg Convention Centre - 1 mi E

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