The Marlborough Hotel (Winnipeg, Canada)

It's a big plus that the food here is well received by the guests. The breakfasts are impressive for their quality, portions, and taste, especially for something that there's no charge for. Other meals are rated just as high, and guests find the pricing to be fair for the expert dishes.

Don't hesitate to talk to the staff about what to do and see while you're staying here. They're a terrific source of knowledge, and will help to the best of their abilities with reservations,directions, tickets, and whatever else is needed.

The hotel's charm lies in its proximity to public transit, as well as to sites commonly visited by walking or driving. You can explore a lot and check off a sizeable itinerary by using this place as a base.

Guests are uncomfortable at times with the amount of people loitering outside or near the hotel. Suspicious behaviours and appearances make guests question the safety and security of staying here.

The rooms prove to be a tremendous let-down because of their less than desirable conditions. There's no vibrancy, and everything seems long past their fresh and prime condition. Much brighter furnishings, fixtures, and appliances would be appreciated.

You may not be able to communicate steadily online if trying to use a laptop here. The Wi-Fi connection is terrible, and guests often resort to using their phones to do things online. Depending upon what you need to do, this could be difficult or inconvenient.