In 1970, the communities of Fort William and Port Arthur joined together and formed the city of Thunder Bay. Located about 100 km (about 60 mi.), from Manitoba, Thunder Bay lies on the shores of majestic Lake Superior. Its port is the last stop for ships on the St. Lawrence Seaway where gigantic ships and 15-grain elevators dot the surrounding area.
Over 10,000 years ago, Aboriginals settled in the Thunder Bay region. Ojibwa people make up a significant portion of today's population. European settlers made a positive impact in 1803 as Thunder Bay became the hub of the fur trade, welcoming travelers from Montreal who came to purchase fur pelts from the trappers.
Activities along the recently renovated waterfront offer an unparalleled view of the various islands sprinkled around the shoreline. Art Galleries, museums, parks, and the Thunder Bay Amethyst Mine Panorama are but a few of the intriguing areas of interest.
Thunder Bay accommodation offers a range of hotels, motor inns, bed and breakfasts, and cottages.
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W are located near Arthur Street Marketplace, Thunder Bay International Airport, Chippewa Park, Confederation College and Lakehead University.
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Downtown Thunder Bay: 6.7km
Airport: 2.7km
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Best Western Thunder Bay Crossroads offers pet-friendly accommodations in Thunder Bay.
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Located a 2-minute drive from Thunder Bay International Airport, this hotel features an indoor pool with a water slide, jacuzzi, gym, and restaurant. It offers free airport shuttles and Wi-Fi. Each room has flat-screen cable TV and free DVD rentals. Has 15000 sf of convention space. Within a 10-minute drive of Confederation College, Fort William Historical Park and Lake Superior.
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This Thunder Bay hotel is located 1 km from Thunder Bay International Airport and specializes in hosting conventions and social events. Provides free airport shuttle services and Wi-Fi. Features an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and gym. The River Rock Bar and Grill is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Located 4.5 km from Thunder Bay Museum and Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.
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This waterfront Thunder Bay hotel (built in 1911) offers free shuttle to/from Thunder Bay International Airport (20 minutes away). The traditionally styled rooms include a fridge and coffee-making facilities as well as cable TV and in-room movies. The hotel features on-site dining, an indoor heated pool and guest rooms with free Wi-Fi. A fitness centre is available, along with a hot tub and sauna.
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Our Thunder Bay hotel offers a clean and comfortable room at an affordable rate. Our spacious guest-rooms include an in-room coffee/tea maker, in-room hairdryer, and remote controlled cable television. We are located near the Canada Games Complex, Port Arthur Arena and Stadium, Community Auditorium, Old Fort William, Kakabeka Falls and the Intercity Shopping Mall.
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Distances To...
Downtown Thunder Bay: 0.9km
Airport: 10.5km
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We are determined to offer the best customer service for both business and leisure travelers. This Thunder Bay hotel offers convenient access to skiing and fishing as well as a variety of local shops and restaurants.
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Distances To...
Downtown Thunder Bay: 6.7km
Airport: 2.7km
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This Thunder Bay hotel provides easy access to many local attractions, including Thunder Bay Charity Casino, Soroptimist International Friendship Gardens park and Centennial Botanical Conservatory, featuring countless exotic flowers, trees, shrubs and other plants from around the world in a year-round tropical setting.
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Downtown Thunder Bay: 1.5km
Airport: 11km
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We are conveniently located five minutes South of Thunder Bay International Airport and nestled in the Nor'Wester Mountains. Also, the hotel is only minutes away from these attractions: Chippewa Park, Fort William Historical Park and prestigious golf clubs.
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Distances To...
Downtown Thunder Bay: 14.6km
Airport: 8.8km
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