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Royal York Canada

Royal York

"When in Toronto, it would be a crime to miss The Royal York. The thriving modern metropolis has grown up around this landmark hotel."

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Fort Garry Hotel Canada

Fort Garry Hotel

Since 1913, this former Grand Trunk Pacific Railway hotel has stood as a symbol of Winnipeg's importance as a North American transportation hub and of the prairie city's affinity for old world elegance. It is Winnipeg's best example of the chat...

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Algonquin Canada

Algonquin

"A maritime tradition in its second century of impeccable hospitality, The Fairmont Algonquin blends old world charm with modern luxury."

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Chateau Lake Louise Canada

Chateau Lake Louise

“As God is my judge, I never in all my explorations saw such a matchless scene.” Thomas Wilson on discovering what is today known as ‘Lake Louise’ in 1882. The Stoney Indians used to call it the ‘Lake of Little Fishes.’ ‘I first came ...

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Chateau Frontenac Canada

Chateau Frontenac

"Standing high on a bluff overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac is not merely a hotel located in the heart of Old Québec - it is the heart of Old Québec."

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Empress Canada

Empress

“Without this splendid relic of the Edwardian era, literally tens of thousands of tourists will never return. This is the Mecca, this is the heart and soul of the city.” Local journalist, 1965 – at the time The Empress was in a state of deterio...

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Chateau Laurier Canada

Chateau Laurier

"History can't be bought. A hotel either has it or it doesn't and the Fairmont Château Laurier has oodles of it. Decked out with brass stairways, wool carpets and antiques, this elegant establishment in the serves up a historical feast in the heart ...

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Vancouver Canada

Vancouver

"The Hotel Van, as the locals say, is a great example of the the majestic railway hotels that built across the country by the Canadian Pacific and the Canadian National Railways at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. For their ti...

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Palliser Canada

Palliser

"Built in 1914 for a mere 1.5 million dollars, the Palliser is an architectural jewel. Designed in the 'Edwardian Commercial' style, its unique E shape ensures that all guest rooms have an outside window. As the first Candian hotel to be awarded a He...

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Banff Springs Canada

Banff Springs

"A world-renowned symbol of Canadian hospitality, the Fairmont Banff Springs is a Canadian castle in the Rockies."

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