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Canadian Hotels: Pick The Perfect One |
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Written by Adriana Noton
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Sunday, 30 May 2010 08:42 |
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There are so many questions to ask when booking your accommodation for a holiday in Canada. What hotels welcome families? Can I bring my pet? How about disabled facilities or parking? These are just some questions, the rest being dependant on the purpose of your stay.
by AdrianaNoton
There are so many questions to ask when booking your accommodation for a holiday in Canada. What hotels welcome families? Can I bring my pet? How about disabled facilities or parking? These are just some questions, the rest being dependant on the purpose of your stay.
Pleasure accounts for many nights spent in hotels, but not all of them. Sometimes business takes you away from home too. Your room should have the internet connection you require to conduct your business and stay in touch with family who will be missing you, or a boss who wants constant updates. Look for internet connections elsewhere in the building too, including a meeting room or lounge. Meeting rooms will be especially important if you hope to arrange a conference or seminar. Facilities on-site take out some of the stress of travel, as well as often indicating the presence of other services such as fax and photocopying.
Retire to a lounge or bar at your accommodation to hold deceptively relaxed negotiations or toast a successful deal. Look for a sophisticated menu at a restaurant on or near the grounds. Moreover, make sure the wine or after-dinner drinks list features something classy.
Where business and pleasure combine you will often find a wedding. Hotels which can host the wedding reception, cater for it, even help to plan the decorations will score points for the savvy wedding planner. Also ask yourself where the photos should be taken, such as Niagara Falls or Stanley Park. Plant yourselves and your guests as close to these locations as you can.
Romantic get-aways may stem from the wedding, including the honeymooning couple or guests combining a wedding visit with their own short break. Some venues provide packages and discounts for wedding guests, bride and groom. This helps facilities to compete with surrounding hotels when convenience comes into consideration.
This also gives guests the chance to do what the bride and groom will be doing: having a romantic get-away. After all, making the decision to book a hotel room and escape the routine has been done, now all you need to do is stay another night. What might tip the scales when it comes to deciding is what a hotel offers for romantic retreats. Look for chocolates on the pillow, roses waiting in your room, even a bottle of wine. The restaurant at your hotel or somewhere nearby may even provide intimate spaces and special menus for anniversaries, Valentines Day or just because.
Take a sight-seeing tour of Banff, Alberta, choosing the facility which locates you closest to the attractions you aim to take in. If you want to drive, look for free, secure parking. For foot-travelers or those who just want a few days out of the car, book a facility close to public transport or even within walking distance or your destination. Some hotels staff a tour booth which can give you advice, ideas, even book days out for you.
Family friendly facilities do their best to make traveling with little ones easy. Among their amenities are restaurants with menus for younger guests, a kiddie pool or pool with slide, and even activity coordinators. Plan well and you could find yourself with a babysitter on staff and available for you to get out without the kids for a night.
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