Hotels, Suites & Resorts of
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

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Sault Ste. Marie is located in the heart of Northern Ontario in the beautiful Algoma Country tourist region. The city provides the tourist with many activities and attractions to experience during their stay. Whether you're looking for hotels, recreational activities, entertainment, museums, or fine dining, sault ste. marie offers it all.

The tourist is provided with numerous hotel options to make their stay both comfortable and pleasurable. Whether you're interested in staying at a hotel belonging to a major chain, or an independant hotel, the city meets all your travel accommodation needs.

The Agawa Canyon Tour Train is a favorite among tourists and locals alike. View the majestic beauty and wildlife of Lake Superior Provincial Park from the comfort of a train car. Book far ahead in advance for their Fall Tours and the 'changing of the leaves'. Lock through one of the busiest canal systems in the world while enjoying a Lock Tours Canada Boat Cruise. View Algoma Steel Inc., the world's largest jack-knife railway bridge, and the International Bridge joining Sault, Ontario and Sault, Michigan, all from your boat while cruising the St. Mary's River. Don't miss an opportunity to watch the Soo Greyhounds, the city's Ontario Hockey League Team, for an evening of excitement and skill level comparable to that of the National Hockey League. If you're feeling lucky, make a visit to the city's Charity Casino.

Sault Ste. Marie is home to the Art Gallery of Algoma, the Museum Ship Norgoma, and the Ermatinger/Clergue Heritage Site. Many shopping opportunities exist throughout the city which has five major shopping plazas. These include the Station Mall, Market Mall, Cambrian Mall, Churchill Plaza, and the Wellington Square Mall. Be sure to visit the Station Mall Shopping Centre which prides itself as being the 'Largest Mall in Northern Ontario'. While you're there, take in a movie at the Galaxy Theatre, the city's newest twelve screen theatre. Other attractions include Roberta Bondar Park and the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre. Opportunities to partcipate in outdoor activities are abundant throughout the seasons, including downhill and cross country skiing, curling, snowmobiling, hiking, boating, fishing, and hunting. If you happen to visit during the end of January, be sure to take in Ontario Winter Carnival - Bon Soo. Experience 10 full days of excitement at one of Canada's largest winter carnivals. It offers more than 100 festive indoor and outdoor events which include dances, contests, snow sculpturing, fireworks, sleighrides and the infamous polar bear swim.