Delta Prince Edward

A 10-story hotel overlooking the harbor, the Prince Edward is stocked with business-travel amenities like coffeemakers, hair dryers, very helpful customer service, and cordless phones (in about half the rooms). The very best "deluxe" rooms are furnished in reproduction Georgian-style furniture, and have two-person Jacuzzis; others have more standard oak and beige laminate furnishings. Higher rooms have better views, and there's a premium for water views, but the city views are actually nicer than those -- and you can usually still glimpse the water anyway. The hotel added a new class of apartment-like "Home Suites" in 2009, good for extended stays. Kids seem to enjoy the kiddie wading pool indoors, while adults hang out in an adjacent heated lane pool and hot tub, or work out in a fitness center that has Nordic track machines and even a tanning booth. There's now a new day spa here, as well. The venerable Selkirk restaurant is one of the city's top fine-dining venues, with fancy service and presentation complementing the menu. If that's too rich for your blood, head for the Selkirk Lounge. Raining outside? No worries: This hotel even has a golf simulator. Note that the lowest-priced rooms, however, do not include free high-speed Internet access. Other rooms do.

Facilities:
Restaurant; lounge; babysitting; concierge; fitness room; Jacuzzi; indoor pool; room service; sauna; spa; golf simulator

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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