Hotels in Windsor

Best places to stay in Windsor

A fantastic waterfront community with world-class entertainment, historical landmarks, incredible parks and gardens, Windsor is a vibrant destination in Ontario, Canada. The City of Windsor provides one of the easiest and fastest commutes across the Canadian border to Detroit, Michigan in less than 15 minutes via the 3.6-kilometre Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. City Centre

The City Centre is a buzzing neighbourhood that offers diverse cuisine, vibrant nightlife, scenic waterfront trails and parks. Most of the popular attractions are within a short walk from each other in this area. At the heart of the City Centre, you have the award-winning Caesars Windsor Hotel, which offers contemporary accommodation overlooking the manicured riverfront trails of Windsor and Detroit. Or consider staying at the Best Western Plus Waterfront Hotel that offers spectacular views of the Windsor riverfront and Detroit skyline from every room in the hotel.

Walkerville

A heritage precinct north of the Windsor City Centre, Walkerville is a lively, modern, waterfront neighbourhood which retains its warm ‘small town’ welcome. You will find a multitude of boutiques, restaurants, and cafés nestled amongst the heritage properties in the area. Stay at the charming Ye Olde Walkerville Bed and Breakfast, housed in an old manor on Monmouth Road. Or consider the Comfort Suites Downtown which is a 5-minute walk from the Windsor Arena, and a 10-minute walk from the scenic waterfront.

South Cameron Woodlot

The Dominion Boulevard which runs through this area is one of Windsor’s main thoroughfares connecting the north and south end of the city. This is a plush residential neighbourhood and it continues to expand into the old woodlot on the east as well as west of Dominion Boulevard. Book a stay at the Comfort Inn & Suites Ambassador Bridge conveniently located on Huron Church Road or enjoy a comfortable stay in the bright airy rooms of the Stonecraft Inn on Dougall Avenue.

Cheap hotels in Windsor

There are several hotels that offer budget accommodation in Windsor. Try the low-key Quality Inn & Suites Downtown hotel which is within walking distance to the waterfront. Or stay at the family-owned Cadillac Motel in the South Cameron Woodlot neighbourhood. You also have the Travellers Choice Motel very close to the waterfront and Ambassador Bridge. In the Walkerville neighbourhood, you can stay at A Hidden Gem Bed and Breakfast, a circa-1918 B&B offering classic accommodation within a 5-minute walk from the riverfront.

A significant stop on the Underground Railroad in yesteryears, Windsor used to be a booming centre for trade and manufacturing during the American Prohibition era. Today, with its proximity and easy connectivity to the U.S., the multicultural city makes for an interesting halt during transit. The year-round events or festivals taking place along Windsor’s 5-kilometre riverfront are bound to make your Windsor visit an entertaining one.

• Visit the ornate Italianate building of the Canadian Club Brands Center where you can learn about the distilling process and taste the brews.
• Explore the Underground Railroad Museum and get a glimpse of the first great freedom movement that took place in the Americas.
• Admire contemporary Canadian sculptures and paintings at the glass and concrete building of the Art Gallery of Windsor.
• Try your luck at some slot games at the casino in the Caesars Windsor hotel.
• Walk or bike along the scenic Windsor Riverfront, visit the outdoor sculpture garden, and catch some live music or family-friendly activities along this beautiful stretch of land. Stroll into the Dieppe Gardens at the foot of Quellette Avenue and get the best views of the smoke-and-mirrors Detroit skyline.
• Visit the artsy Olde Walkerville neighbourhood to admire the beautiful old buildings along tree-lined streets and stop by for a leisurely drink or meal at one of the quaint cafés and restaurants.
• Attend one of the many Windsor festivals and events that take place along the riverfront from early spring to late fall.

How long do people stay in Windsor, ON?

Visiting Windsor, ON for 1 night is the most common choice for our users.

How much does a hotel cost in Windsor, ON?

The price of a hotel in Windsor, ON depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around 84 C$ per night.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Windsor, ON?

In September prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Windsor, ON. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 14%.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Windsor, ON?

Hotel rooms in Windsor, ON are generally cheapest on Saturday and more costly on Friday.

How much does a hostel in Windsor, ON cost?

Hostels in Windsor, ON (including hotels rated 2 stars and below) cost 77 C$ per person, per night on average. This is 7 C$ per night cheaper than the average cost of hotels in Windsor, ON.