June 7, 2011. Paul Hixon
Toronto has a lot of local tourist attractions but Ontario won’t lose to it. Cheap hotels in Ontario are plenty and you, yourself can visit this beautiful province of Canada without having to spend too much on lodging.
Algonquin Park
Environmentally conscious travelers will be glad to know that the Algonquin Eco-lodge is a sustainable hotel. It’s like roughing it up and being comfortable at the same time. After your tour, a hot shower, comfortable beds and deliciously cooked meals are waiting for you. You get the best of two worlds all in one at an affordable price. Rooms cost $160 and this already includes three full meals. Check the site at algonquincolodge.com
Lord Elgin Hotel
The location of this hotel is just a few steps away from the local attractions in downtown Ottawa. It’s near the Parliament of Buildings and the Rideau Canal where you can ice skate if you stay during the winter season. The interiors are inspired by the Biedermier style. A sauna and whirlpool are available and the hotel’s restaurant, Grill 41 serves breakfast buffet every morning. Prices start at $155. Check the site at lordelginhotel.ca
Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel
It started as CNR Hotel in 1911 and retains much of its old design to this date even if it underwent renovation. Not only is it affordable but it also lets guests get a peek of the famous Sleeping Giant listed as one of the Seven Wonders of Canada. Prices start at $110. Check princearthurwaterfront.com for details.
Cosmo Toronto
A cheap hotel in Ontario that lets guests experience a relaxing stay. Upon entering, you will be offered what type of scent you want in your room. Feng Shui by Sylvia Noble are applied all throughout the interiors. Rates start at $175. Visit the site at cosmotoronto.com
Updated June 7, 2011. Published February 21, 2011. Paul Hixon
