Highlights
Option 1: $92 for a one-night stay in double occupancy (up to a $149 value) Option 2: $159 for a two-night stay in double occupancy (up to a $298 value) Highlights 7 days a week Up to two children stay for free Can combine up to 6 nights $20 credit to be used toward dinner Late checkout (2:00 pm) Reviews “Comfortable, would stay again” 20/10/13 TripAdvisor “Nice hotel for reasonable price” 30/09/13 TripAdvisor
About This Deal
Enjoy a relaxing stay with your loved ones at Hotel Chimo in Ottawa Hotel at a Glance Hotel Chimo Ottawa makes its home in the heart of the city, close to such familyfriendly attractions. Eating; Clancy’s Pub and Eatery offers à la carte items and dinner daily. Quincy’s serves up breakfast food including countrystyle sausage and florentine frittata. Swimming; atriumstyle indoor swimming pool amid ample natural light. Sport; with sauna and cardio equipment opens at 6 a.m. daily. Nature; at nearby Gatineau Park. Hiking rolling green hills, discovering Pink Lake, unique because its surface and deeper water never mix. Bedroom details One or two queen beds Standard occupancy 2 people Maximum occupancy 2 people onequeen room, 4 people twoqueen room Adding occupants above standard $15 per night for each additional guest 18 or older guests 17 or younger stay free The Chimo Hotel Ottawa is the only full service hotel in the Ottawa East. They offer complimentary parking, highspeed wireless Internet access and local calls on all stays. Ideally located and close to all of Ottawa’s point of interest About Ottawa Canada’s bright and friendly capital city lies along the southern banks of the Ottawa River. The best sights are conveniently located in close proximity of one another, in the sparkling center of town. The Canadian Parliament conducts the business of governing the country in the imposing Gothic Revival buildings on Parliament Hill. Outside, statues honoring Queen Victoria, Father of Confederation GeorgeÉtienne Cartier, and about a dozen other important figures from Canadian history dot the grounds. After paying respects to the country’s most influential leaders, it is possible to visit nearby’s National Gallery of Canada. Before stepping inside, it is possible to admire Louise Bourgeois’s massive Maman statue—a giant spider with bronze legs that seem to rise as high as the NotreDame Cathedral Basilica. For lunch or dinner, the ByWard Market, a huge public marketplace, offers many produce stands, restaurants, and food stalls selling cuisine from around the world.