Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel Thunder Bay Canada. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

Description:

Overlooking nothing but the Waterfront and its 'Sleeping Giant', The Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel and Suites is the perfect place for vacations, weekend get a way, business trips, meeting and events of endless descriptions. Built specifically with an unobstructed view of the bay overlooking the most picturesque Island on Lake Superior, in 1911, our view is nothing less than breath-taking. With historical classic elegance, large spacious rooms updated with modern amenities, and a team dedicated to superior guest satisfaction, we are confident that all our guests will have a memorable stay. While here, guests can enjoy our indoor pool, hot tub and sauna access, professional fitness facility, or choose to relax in our Portside Restaurant while watching the game on a overstuffed couch. If venturing out to the casion, live theater, festivals in Marina Park, a variety of restaurants or family entertainment venues sounds more desirable, you can rest assured, as we are also located in the heart of the dowtonw core. Experience the Price Arthur Waterfront Hotel and Suites, where the only thing we overlook is the Waterfront. The Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel and Suites is situated directly in front of Marina Park. Located in the heart of the downtown core, walking distance from the casino, Government offices, boutiques and entertainment venues.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
Disabled Access
Fitness Room
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Swimming pool

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

Location Description:

City

Dining:

Italian style restaurant located one block from hotel.

User Reviews:

Rating out of 5

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Overall rating

Based on 5 reviews

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The room was very clean and Beds were great. Couldn't open windows and Air conditioner didn't work.

Date of Stay: October, 2007

An older hotel whose lobby indicates original elegance but is looking a little shabby now. Rooms are clean but small, same with bathrooms although the tile in shower etc. appears to have been redone. Ate in restaurant one evening and the food was good and comparable with outside restaurants, service very pleasant. Pool in basement was definitely old-fashioned but there was a plus in that guests have a separate elevator so that they don't have to use the very small one in the lobby with other guests. There was a hot tub/spa but it had been drained and repaired so we couldn't use it as the water hadn't heated up yet. Although located downtown, many of the more modern shops and malls are located in the western sector and therefore a 10-15 minute drive away. We were able to get a room facing the water which was nice but view was limited because of old-fashioned narrow window design. Although the area looked a little rough, we had no difficulty in parking our vehicle outside etc. nor was it particularly noisy however we should note we were there in late October so definitely not height of tourist season. Overall we found Thunder Bay to be a little dismal looking, panhandler approached us on the street and city gave the overall impression of being a little shabby but we didn't spend long (2 nights) so we may be a little unfair. The name and write-up gave us an impression of a grander hotel which appeared to be giving very reasonable rates. Once we checked-in we realized that it was priced to what we were getting and, the material on hand actually refers to it as a motel not a hotel.

Date of Stay: November, 2008

When I first walked into the hotel I was impressed by its ambience. The hotel staff was very helpful, especially with finding a new room quickly after finding that the door lock to the room I was given was broken. The room was larger than I expected with a full size mirror next to the closet. The bathroom was clean and well stocked with all the necessities. Unfortunely, I would not recommend wandering around the area at night alone, but if you just want to get away for a night or two it's a great gem to Thunder Bay and does have historical importance. And it's right next to the harbour!

Date of Stay: September, 2007

The room was great for the money - nice and spacious. Beds were a little on the hard side for all of us but still had a good nights sleep despite being near the train tracks (which you didn't hear at all) Breakfast in the hotel restaurant was excellent value with more then enough. Easy walk to many near by restaurant and to the lake front. Ask for room with lake view as there isn't much to see on the city side. Location felt safe.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

The Prince Arthur must have been a truly grand hotel in its hey day; now, it seems a bit tired. The floors in my room squeaked horribly such that I worried about my neighbors to the sides and especially below. I had hoped they couldn't hear it, but when my neighbor beside me moved around, my fears were confirmed. My room had a window A/C unit which was noisy. I couldn't run the air and close the drapes so night-time was a little bright. Room was immaculately clean, though it appeared that some of the trimwork was not complete, i.e. edges on the tile-work jaggged and exposed. Location was nice; retaurant was wonderful. The park and marina across the walkway was a nice peaceful place to stroll.

	User Rating 3.5 out of 5 See 5 reviews Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel Thunder Bay [] 17 North Cumberland Street Thunder Bay, Canada
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