Best Canadian Hotels for Winter Weekends That Don’t Feel Like Work
Not every winter trip needs to involve a 10-hour drive and 2 ski lessons. These winter weekend picks offer easy access, cozy atmospheres, and just enough snow to justify a second round of hot chocolate.
Fairmont Le Château Montebello – Quebec
The world’s largest log cabin — seriously. Set beside the Ottawa River, it’s great for fireside lounging and snowshoeing without pressure.
Buffalo Mountain Lodge – Alberta
Tucked above Banff in the trees. Quiet, warm, and far enough from downtown that you actually feel like you’re in the mountains.
Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge – Alberta
Home to the Kananaskis Nordic Spa and endless snowy trails. It’s a winter hideaway you can reach from Calgary in 90 minutes.
The June Motel – Ontario
A wine-country motel turned retro lodge — now winterized with fireplaces, hot cocoa kits, and quiet countryside stillness.
The Inn at Bay Fortune – Prince Edward Island
Off-season on the East Coast means quiet beaches, stormy skies, and fireside tasting menus built around the catch of the day.