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Jasper National Park

As the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper is ripe for exploration. When you're not hiking through Maligne Canyon, whitewater rafting down the Athabasca River or snapping photos of Spirit Island, you can enjoy a bird's-eye view of the beautiful scenery from the Jasper SkyTram. Keep your eyes peeled for the 53 species of mammals that call this Alberta park home, including black bears, elk and bighorn sheep.

Price:
Starting from 172$ night

• Paid private parking nearby
• Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
• Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
• Bar / lounge

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Vancouver, Canada

A trip to Vancouver is all about embracing the outdoors. Vancouverites spend their days skiing on Grouse Mountain, swimming at Kitsilano Beach and strolling through sprawling Stanley Park. Plus, this British Columbia city offers plenty of cultural attractions, including museums and outdoor markets (Granville Island is a must-see). If you're not afraid of heights, head about 5 miles north of the city center to the Capilano Suspension Bridge, which is positioned 230 feet above the Capilano River. 

Price:
Starting from 530$ night

• Soundproof rooms
• Air conditioning
• Housekeeping
• Private balcony
• Safe

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Quebec City

A trip to Europe may not be in your budget, but a visit to Quebec City could be. This Canadian city charms its visitors with its picturesque centuries-old buildings that make up Old Québec – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meanwhile, the aromas of freshly baked bread and brewing espresso fill the cobblestone streets of the Quartier Petit-Champlain with the essence of Paris. Once you've gotten your fill of the city, take a trip to Montmorency Falls Park to marvel at its 272-foot-tall waterfall.

Price:
Starting from 121$ night

• Free parking
• Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
• Pool
• Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room

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Niagara Falls

Travel to this Ontario destination to see and capture photos of its iconic natural attraction. Explore the falls from above during a helicopter tour, or see them up close by walking below and behind the falls with the Journey Behind the Falls attraction. After you've taken in the splendor, check out the area's other top attractions, such as the Niagara Glen Nature Centre, which offers a variety of hiking trails. When you've had your fill of nature, head to nearby wineries or test Lady Luck at the casinos.

Close to some of Montreal’s most popular landmarks, such as Old Port of Montreal (0.3 mi) and Chinatown (0.4 mi), Hôtel Bonaparte is a great destination for tourists.

Price:
Starting from 164$ night

• Paid public parking nearby
• Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
• Free breakfast
• Meeting rooms

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Prince Edward Island

Home to rolling green hills, red sandstone cliffs and a delicious bounty of seafood (this is where PEI mussels come from, after all), Prince Edward Island is the place to travel for a relaxing respite from Canada's more adventure-driven destinations. When you're not enjoying the beach, perfect your swing at one of the island's golf courses. And be sure to keep an eye out for PEI's seal population (four kinds call the island home either full or part time).

Price:
Starting from 530$ night

• Soundproof rooms
• Air conditioning
• Housekeeping
• Private balcony
• Safe