Thunder Bay Hotels with Wi-Fi

Hotel looks good & is undergoing renovations, but the renovations are superficial. Heat doesn't work in some rooms, shower curtains too short, and shower heads installed incorrectly. Everything is being done very cheaply. Be aware that they will put a $250 hold on your credit card for a damage deposit that will not be released for at least 3-5 business days. Make sure that you are checking on this to see that you are refunded the money. I would not recommend this hotel for any solo female traveler. I did not feel safe during my recent stay. I specifically asked not to be placed in a ground floor ”drive-up” room, as the sliding doors are not properly secured. I was put in one of those rooms because the hotel was full, despite having made my reservation over a month ago. When the shuttle dropped me off, the front entrance was blocked by individuals, smoking, who appeared to be under the influence - they were trying to coerce an Indigenous man to join them on the other side of the parking lot. There were loud vehicles in the parking lot most of the night. There were men knocking on random room doors throughout the night. Beer cases littering the hallways. Dismissive front desk staff. It will be the last time staying at the Valhalla - which is too bad as it used to be one of the nicest hotels in Thunder Bay.

Stayed here one night as a group in 2 rooms. Would definitely recommend it for Thunder Bay, seems like it might be the nicest property in town. Some details... --Rooms are typical Hampton Inn, and kept very clean. --Beds reasonably comfortable. --Bathrooms plenty big enough and everything works. --Common areas are, again, standard Hampton Inn stuff, but all quite new. --Front desk folks were always nice and helpful. --Rate was maybe a smidge on the high side for this level of property, but not exorbitant. --Pool is in good shape, if a bit smallish. --One tip - actually getting into the parking lot is a bit confusing. You have to turn south at a stop light well west of the property, then go down towards a different hotel, before turning to get to the Hampton Inn. No signage indicating this if driving eastbound. Be aware. I would recommend it and stay here again when in town. It is a bit distant from the main downtown area but otherwise it checks all the boxes.

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The environment is average. It is worse than other Super 8s. On the main street, the whole building is relatively old, the service is ok, and the stairs are too smelly. The door is unlocked, breakfast is OK

There is free parking, a free swimming pool, suitable for bringing children, but due to the epidemic we did not go to the swimming pool and gym, breakfast in the hotel should be ok, but during the epidemic it is relatively simple, but the price is a bit more expensive than other hotels

The hotel has good space, particularly spacious passages, high floors, and good facilities. Because of the epidemic, the breakfast provided is cold packed bread🥯

The sheets were crumpled like no replacement, the air in the room was not good, and it was not a taste. There is no elevator in the hotel, and seven or eight pieces of luggage are going to move upstairs. Speaking a little off topic, from Vancouver all the way to the east to the place, I found that the hotels here are generally very expensive, because it is almost 1000 kilometers to the east to find a slightly like hotel, all the way is a small motel It can be seen that this is a stop where driving must stop. The supermarkets, gas stations and restaurants here are very expensive! Come catch up with Vancouver.

The hotel is quite satisfactory, the rooms are small and the facilities are okay. The parking lot is spacious and free. There are not many supermarkets and places to eat around. The price/performance ratio is so-so.

The location of the hotel is superior, it is very convenient for shopping, eating and traveling, the room is relatively large, the facilities are newer, and the bed is very comfortable. For breakfast, the child ordered a waffle sausage set at the restaurant downstairs (extra charge), but no sausage was served. When checking out, he said he thought we didn't want sausage but we were willing to pay for the set? The waiter's brain circuit is very strange.

One night stay on a Monday night. Room was nice enough, breakfast in the third floor breakfast room was good - seems to mostly the usual pre-made food but the ”quiche” and some nice sourdough bread felt a little bit nicer than at some other hotels. Location seems just okay to me - the things we wanted to do were a bit more ”downtown” but I suppose that depends on what you are doing while you are in town. Close to the airport, several restaurant options and two Metro grocery stores. Seemed like one of the better Thunder Bay options we had available given the corporate rate I got.