Thunder Bay hotels

Top tips for finding the perfect Thunder Bay hotel deal

• If you’re a history enthusiast, select a hotel in Thunder Bay near Fort William Historical Park, such as the Best Western Plus that is a five-minute drive from the park. Fort William Historical Park is a living history museum that recreates an old fur trading post and educates visitors on what the city was like in the 1800s.
• Interested in recreational activities such as hiking, biking, or sledding? Choose a hotel near Centennial Park, a large green space located on the shores of the Current River, with a large selection of trails. The A&K Motel is a budget choice that is a four-minute drive to the park and a three-minute drive to Lake Superior.
• For travelers who enjoy plants and greenery, pick a hotel next to the Centennial Conservatory, such as the casual Kingsway Inn located an eight-minute walk from the conservatory. The Centennial Conservatory is an arboretum that contains a variety of tropical plants and greenhouses that guests can visit.
• To see some of Thunder Bay’s art scene, book a hotel near the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, a museum that showcases the work of local First Nation artists. The Valhalla Inn Hotel is a straightforward choice that is less than a 10-minute drive from the gallery and only a five-minute drive from the local airport.
• If you would like to do some gambling during your trip to Thunder Bay, choose a hotel near the Gateway Casinos, a casino that has a large selection of slot machines as well as an on-site cocktail bar and restaurant. The Prince Arthur Waterfront Hotel is only a two-minute walk to the casino and offers free shuttle service to the airport.