Preferred Ottawa Area and Hotels?

[KittyCaterina]

I normally stay very close to the Rideau Centre but haven't traveled to Ottawa for work in a couple years.

I am wondering IF I book an Ottawa trip in late June or July, where the best areas or hotels are according to clients.

 

[blacklabdog]

The Holiday Inn East near St. Laurent mall is commonly used. May not be as affected by tourist rates in the summer and parking is easier

 

[JDavis]

sandman on hunt club is also frequented by working girls. Easy access, parking and they don’t lock the doors at night, so easy access. I’m told it’s a bit more expensive and in demand, but it’s nice and convenient

 

[BusterHighmann]

Comfort Inn on Michael St wouldn't exist if it wasn't for providers.

Downtown parking is too annoying.

How about an air bnb?

 

[mrakdn1965]

South end airport area days inn the Ramada sandman Holm woods and Fairfield suites Hampton Inn and if couse holiday inn express lots of parking plus stores restaurants all in walking distance ok bb

 

[BusterHighmann]

At least Sandman has good lunch options.

 

[KittyCaterina]

Yes, I have stayed in the Sandman Mississauga before and I liked it.

I grew up in Ottawa but moved away years ago, and I am sure it has changed a lot since then.

 

[CanuckSoldier]

I second the vote for the 3 Hotels around the St. Laurent Mall, reasonable prices, easy parking for your clients. No elevator access cards either.

 

[ralph613]

Airport area hotels might be your best bet as it's kind of in the center of Ottawa while avoiding downtown parking. When I see ads listed for St. Laurent it's far too east for me, and I imagine hotels in Kanata are far too west for those in the East. The Airport seems like a nice compromise.

 

[William St]

The Holiday Inn East near St. Laurent mall is commonly used. May not be as affected by tourist rates in the summer and parking is easier

Agree. It's just off Hwy 417 on a aide street, quiet, out of the way but still easy to find. Quite popular with a lot of sps.

 

[CanuckSoldier]

Agree. It's just off Hwy 417 on a aide street, quiet, out of the way but still easy to find. Quite popular with a lot of sps.

Yes and it has ground level room with parking lot access via sliding patio doors which some clients like better too...

 

[BusterHighmann]

Yes and it has ground level room with parking lot access via sliding patio doors which some clients like better too...

That sounds more like the comfort Inn not holiday inn.

 

[mrakdn1965]

I'm with u canuck luv the back door hotel and lady lol

 

[Roger"verbal"Kint]

I recommend the Sandman hotel on hunt club near airport. I’ve seen a few providers there. It’s a very nice, medium sized, newer hotel. South but central. Free parking. Lots of restaurants within minutes walking distance.

 

[CanuckSoldier]

Airport area hotels might be your best bet as it's kind of in the center of Ottawa while avoiding downtown parking. When I see ads listed for St. Laurent it's far too east for me, and I imagine hotels in Kanata are far too west for those in the East. The Airport seems like a nice compromise.

I admit I'm a little biased towards the ST. Laurent Hotels as they are close to me in east Ottawa

 

[OttFunseeker]

I’ll add one more vote for the St. Laurent or airport hotels. And now that I’ve checked out your ad and website, I can’t wait for you to visit!

 

[Bbw hunter]

I am planning a few trips this summer and would love to see you.
Days Inn on Hunt Club is also a good option...a bit further east than Sandman and plenty of parking.

 

[Willie Layer]

Hotel GLO in Kanata

 

[mrakdn1965]

Why does no ladies stay at the travel lodge on carling or innes anymore it was another spot I had alot of fun in ?

 

[SecretAdmirer]

Why does no ladies stay at the travel lodge on carling or innes anymore it was another spot I had alot of fun in ?

Travelodge on Carling is about half of what it used to be.