Delta Winnipeg Hotel

The hotel staff are very friendly and welcoming. Amenities include a fitness center, a heated outdoor pool (seasonal), an indoor pool, and two hot tubs. If you upgrade to a deluxe room you have access to the lounge area on the 12^th floor, which has coffee, sodas, and water; free buffet in the morning; and a happy hour with appetizers. The room we had was located on the 18^th floor with a corner view of the human rights museum and overlooked the pool. The room had a balcony, was clean, spacious, and had all the amenities you’d expect from a hotel.

The Delta has everything I love in a good hotel.
First, the lobby is nice. I don’t really care too much about the lobby as a whole, but I do enjoy that there is an entrance to the Elephant and Castle pub right in the lobby so i don’t even have to put on my coat during the long and very cold winter to go there. Very nice.
The elevators are not new, but they do the job.
I do love the rooms. First thing to do is kick off your shoes and socks and enjoy the heated floors in the bathroom. It’s incredible after a long day of work. Heated floor! I can’t even tell you how great and appreciated this tiny feature is. Heated floor!
Ok, moving on. The rooms are cozy, with a little coffee maker, a kettle and a mini fridge. The beds are comfy and I really like the pillows.
I always look forward to a night at the Delta.

I work in a building close by and relax and visit the main lobby often. Since the reno, it’s gotten a bit better and a bit worse in different areas. The little store/​café place is nice-​ish. They serve Starbucks coffee and, just for regular customers, they have coffee cards that they keep behind the counter for you so you don’t lose it, with your name on it. The food is pricey for quick snacks and they don’t sell magazines anymore. I like that they sell other little items.
The main seating area has new couches and chairs. They are comfy. But they are placed in front of the large sliding doors and you get a blast of chilly air when people come and go.
The front desk staff are nice. The security is iffy. If you want to just rest your eyes, have a headache or just want to meditate for a few minutes, the security will automatically think you’re sleeping and harass you and treat you like you’re homeless.
The bar/​restaurant is opened up more. There’s long tables with plugs for your electronics, and you can order drinks and food while you work on your laptop. There’s couches and sofa chairs. The waiters don’t mind if you grab a coffee and sit in the bar and watch a game.
The 2^nd floor washroom was renovated a few years ago. It’s gone down hill. It has a dark, creepy atmosphere. There is a leak in the roof above one stall. Maintenance has just put a bucket under it and closed off the stall. I’ve noticed mold growing on the roof close to the leak. The leak has been there for a long time and no signs of attempt to fix it. The soap dispensers are weak. Often the cleaner wants to come in and clean. It’s very annoying and violating.
There are skywalks connecting to many amenities, as there are all over downtown. They get very crowded before and especially after hockey games.

Yay! finally a hotel room with lots of outlets. I wasn’t sure what I was expecting with this hotel chain but it’s comparable to a Hilton I guess. I had a balcony I didn’t use because like the other poster said– there is no balcony furniture! Why have such nice rooms and stop at the balcony?
I didn’t have the same cleanliness issues that other posters have had, but our entire hotel was booked with two events going on in the city so maybe they took extra care to make it nice.
Bathroom was clean and the bed was SUPER comfy. I did not want to leave! It’s slightly off from the main part of Downtown, which is nice! You don’t get the busy street traffic that the others have to deal with, though it is not immune from the street folk asking for money by the entrance. There is a ‘mall’ across the street which just have basic eateries, groceries, shopping. Quick walk to Chinatown. The hotel restaurant is actually quite good though! Although that restaurant doesn’t do room service. The food service downstairs doesn’t close until 11 and they have AAMZING fresh basked good. Best hotel pre-​packaged muffins I’ve ever had and home made peanut butter cups to boot!

I spent Sunday to today in Winnipeg and my home-​away-​from-​home was the Delta Winnipeg Hotel.
Rooms have a balcony. My balcony overlooked the heated outdoor pool, which was apparently 21C. I heard a big splash Wednesday night so looked out … two guys had jumped into the pool but got right back out
The hotel is right downtown so it’s handy to restaurants, the convention centre, concert arena, shopping, etc. The parking lot is right next door and was about $ 15 to self-​park … it’s a pretty dark dingy dusty lot and the Delta’s parking is three to five levels down :(
The room rate ranged from $ 179 (Sunday night) to $ 229 (last night). The room was normal size. WIFI was complimentary and I found it quick. There is no fridge or microwave, though there is space in the desk so there may have been a fridge at one point. I like having a fridge so I can have cold water handy.
The toilet paper protocol was a bit wacky. Every hotel I’ve ever stayed in has had at least two rolls of toilet paper … one in the holder and the other on standby. I usually only have my room cleaned every second day so I can have the towels replenished. So that would have been Tuesday morning. I had a half a roll of toilet paper left and assumed I’d also get a new roll. Nope! Wednesday morning I had a quarter of a roll of toilet paper so had my room cleaned just so I could get a roll of toilet paper. Nope! Yesterday morning I had a couple squares left so I actually hid the roll and had my room clean and towels replenished. Finally I got a new supply of two rolls of toilet paper. Very strange.
My room had a connecting door and I could hear how loud the guy next door was but it wasn’t an issue with me. He woke me up, though, at 3am this morning playing loud music for a while (it sounds like he’d just gotten in). He woke me up again at 5:10am because he was «entertaining» female company … for a half hour! Unfortunately my alarm was set for 6am so I didn’t get a lot of sleep. Note to self: don’t get a room with a connecting door again!
I doubt I’ll stay here again.

I wasn’t expecting much of this hotel as I had never heard of Delta Hotels — seems it is a Canadian chain.
Anyway, I was very pleasantly surprised with my stay. the room was very clean, modern and comfortable. The desk had connections for hooking my laptop up to the tv and plenty of power outlets.
My room even had a balcony, although there was no furniture on the balcony. A chair would have been nice but I’ll stick with my 5 stars!
I wouldn’t hesitate to stay there again and would highly recommend it to friends and family.

I love the location of this hotel to be great. Central & close to shops/​walks etc Front desk staff are wonderful as well. Beds are comfortable & a great gym facility.
Unfortunately I have had 3 occasions at this same location were I had to bring up housekeeping problems. First time was a filthy remote & phone looked like it hadn’t been dusted or sanitized for a very long time. Then last week I was there again & found an undergarment by the chair in the room. Disgusting but they were dark & understandably could have missed. This time however was no mistake. I found a used rag in the bathtub area that was left behind & the room did not look like it had been vacuumed. There was food particles on floor & remnants of some flowers.
Obviously housekeeping is not doing there job. Makes you wonder what else they missed or didn’t bother to take the time to clean. I registered a complaint to the front desk who notified supervisor immediately. Just wish I had the power to remove all of our corporate business out if this hotel. Definitely writing a formal complaint to our HR dept. shameful.

Conveniently located in downtown Winnipeg (which doesn’t have much) and connected to my company’s Winnipeg branch, so this is a definite plus for me when it’s –30 or lower, I don’t even have to walk outside.
Likes: It’s cheap ($ 90-​$ 100)/night, staff is friendly and connected to a few bars. Elephant and Castle is the main one.
Dislike: Rooms are quite small, but I can’t really fault it for the price you pay.
Verdict: If you’re in Winnipeg for whatever reason (i.e. you’ve gone nuts), this is one of the better value options.

Perfectly nice hotel in downtown Winnipeg, adjoining the convention center, so it’s super convenient if you’re attending a conference here, as I am.
I’m sharing a room with a fellow conferee (this trip is on me, not an expense account). It’s spacious with all the standard amenities. The bed is great — I like a firm mattress and this one is very comfortable with just enough «give.» I just wish they also had some firm pillows, but it seems that most people like them soft and fluffy. The bathroom is fine, with nice amenities and good hot water and pressure (this is a big high rise hotel). The room does look like it’s need of a bit of updating, but it’s perfectly fine now. Air conditioning works well and is low-​noise. Plenty of outlets for your laptop or anything else you need to plug in (although I always travel with an extension cord or multiple plug just in case).
Rates are reasonable — on their website they’ve got offers starting at less than $ 100 CAD a night. There are two restaurants in the lobby and underground parking (extra) with in-​and-​out privileges. They also have very good, very fast WiFi connections in the rooms. Right now it’s free, but I don’t know if they’ll start charging for that eventually. No problems checking in or finding a space to park, even though I arrived much later than I expected. It was nearly 11:00 p.m. when I got to the hotel after a long day’s drive from Kansas City.
There are undoubtedly more deluxe properties in town, but unless you’re the type that travels with a matching luggage suite from Louis Vuitton and a personal valet, the Delta will be just fine for you!

Older hotel, but still clean and comfortable. The restaurant downstairs can be hit or miss. Stood there for 10 minutes one time waiting to be seated. It wasn’t busy, the waitress just seemed too occupied with whatever else she was doing… Gave up and visited the store area just outside the restaurant. They have tons of good snacks and breakfast foods.

I’m giving this an extra start because so happy to be in a clean and friendly hotel!
Last night I stayed at the Marlborough hotel because it was booked for me. I walked in and it looked OK but it was 2 a.m. and I’d just had 3 connections to get to Winnipeg. As I started to the elevator it was like I’d changed cities and was driving to the hood. The elevator was old and tired and made noises that 80 year old men make at random. The halls were very Hunter S Thompson and quite scary. My door was pink and screamed early 70s. The room was just GROSS old-​dirty GOD GROSS.
I honestly felt like I should have gotten a prostitute with my room rate. I didn’t sleep and just wanted to get out. The company I work for pulled some strings and got me here. Thank You! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
It doesn’t smell of urine-​the staff are awesome. They dropped cheese, fruit, and crackers off as a welcome gift. Oh I am so happy.
I realize that this review isn’t about how great the Delta is but is about how a place two streets over can my a person so happy! :)
Thank you Delta!

Location: Its in downtown with access to the MTS center. There is a overbridge being constructed that will have direct access to a huge indoor mall which will be nice in the winter.
Front Desk: The checkin was smooth and quick. They obviously recommended their own restaurant. Theres a gift shop, restaurant, coffee bar, Elephant Castle pub in the lobby.
Room: The are some rooms that have been upgraded and some not. I believe I was in an older room. It was still okay though dated, decently sized and clean The wasrooms had heated floors which I loved.
Healthclub/​Gym: Good size with cardio and weight equipment. Large pool.
Overall: A typical delta experience although its needs updating.

I stayed here for two nights in August.
I visited a lot of review sites before I booked and this place had mixed reviews. I assume that most reviews were written before it was remodeled, and while I can’t vouch for ALL the rooms (obviously) my room was in great shape. The pictures attached to this site are outdated.
I stayed in a room with one king-​sized bed. The room actually looked like the pictures on other travel sites. The bed was very comfy and the pillows were amazing. Everything in the room was operational and very clean, including the heated floor in the bathroom (which I couldn’t figure out how to turn off… the switch didn’t seem to do anything, but the floor eventually cooled down). Anyway, there was some obvious wear and tear in the room, like peeling wall paper in one place, but everything I care about while staying in a hotel room was superb: bed, cleanliness, in-​room amenities, etc.
The hotel restaurants do leave something to be desired. I arrived late and ordered a burger via room service from the bistro and it was NOT good. The Elephant and Castle was ok, though for drinks with colleagues the second night I discovered they pour typical hotel cocktails: weak.
Overall, I would recommend staying here. I was very happy with the hotel itself, but I would also recommend eating elsewhere!

Booked here by company for business.
Well located and close to downtown Winnipeg with lots of indoor malls and the MTS Center (Arena) walking distance. Given the frigid temps of Winnipeg in winter, this is a good thing. There is one link to the vast indoor mall system right across the street so no need to freeze for more than a minute or two.
The hotel itself is typical of most Deltas. Check-​in was efficient and friendly, and took about 3 minutes. The lobby is quite large and boasts a restaurant (expensive), gift shop and coffee bar with lots of choice of coffees, muffins and snacks (not free). Also, the Elephant and Castle Pub is in the lobby as well, with reasonably priced drinks and pub food.
The room was average in size, with a fairly comfortable bed (no pillowtop mattress which seems to be the new standard), decent TV, smallish work space and cheap coffee maker (with the standard coffee packs — generally lousy taste). The furnishings themselves are starting to show age and I’d say should be up dated in a year or two to keep up with some other Deltas. Bathroom is on the small size of most hotels, but all was very clean. Closet contained bathrobe, and iron with ironing board. Soap/​shampoo were high quality spa-​type soaps.
Noise levels were quieter than a lot of hotels and the housekeeping staff actually left me alone (unlike some spots).
The health club is above average with a floor of cardio equipment, large pool and hot tub and very good weight setup for a hotel. It was staffed by a couple helpful employees.
All in all — clean, decent beds/​linens and quiet, so a good night’s sleep. This combined with enough in the way of dining, shopping, movies, museums etc nearby to pass the time, needing to stay in your room.