Results: Most Historical Hotel in Canada (Part Two)

Newfoundland and Labrador - Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland - The original Newfoundland Hotel (pictured), an 8-story brick structure, was opened in 1926 in St. John's. In the early 1960's the hotel was renamed Hotel Newfoundland. Steeped in history and built on the site of the old Fort William at the base of Signal Hill, blending elegance with the vibrant and colorful atmosphere of one of the oldest cities in North America. In 2008, St. John's based Fortis Inc. properties bought the Newfoundland Hotel and converted it to the Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland. Have you ever stayed at this hotel?

Northwest Territories - The Gold Range - The Gold Range is a Canadian hotel and bar located in Yellowknife. It's commonly known as "The Strange Range", having housed a rough and tumble bar, strip joint, boarding house and cafe complex since it was completed during 1957. Grand opening of the 52-room hotel, cafe and cocktail bar was in May 1958. Have you ever stayed at this hotel?

Nova Scotia - The Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites - With an incomparable location overlooking the famous Public Gardens, the Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites has been a beloved downtown Halifax landmark for over 90 years. Relax and indulge in captivating surroundings, freshly remodeled with the perfect blend of classic refinement and contemporary style. Have you ever stayed at this hotel?

Ontario - The Prince of Wales - Established in 1864 (as the Arcade Hotel) and rebranded in 1901 as the Prince of Wales, this Victorian-style beauty sits elegantly on the corner of Picton and King Street in the beautiful Niagara-On-the-Lake region of Ontario. Guests are treated to vintage furnishing, statues, stained glass and tapestries that make each person feel like they have stepped back in time. Canopy beds, a traditional tea room and vintage wines complete the experience, as does the on-site Secret Garden Spa. Have you ever stayed at this hotel?