Hotels in Mississauga, Ontario
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Mississauga is a place with a varied and lively range of activities and attractions, where you can relax and enjoy the benefits of being on the shores of Lake Ontario by soaking up the waterfront atmosphere or get down to some serious shopping in the state of the art malls. Whether having a romantic stroll by the marina or sampling the fine dining and high-end entertainment on offer in the city, you'll find this a green, picturesque, but dynamic getaway.
Things to see
At the heart of the community is the state of the art Mississauga Convention Centre which isn't just a popular host of weddings, but also a wide range of exhibitions and other events, catering to both private clients and businesses' needs in its 30,000 square feet of wide open space. Another huge complex keen to put on a good show is the International Centre, where a wide range of events, conferences, and exhibitions can be discovered among its various spaces, from the enormous to the intimate. A less corporate, but not less slick or impressive, space is the Mississauga Hershey Centre where you'll be able to check out ice hockey action, as well as gigs and shows from some of the world's brightest musical and entertainment names. For a more hands-on time, the Erin Mills Town Centre is a mecca for shopaholics, with 180 stores vying for your attention and business.
Hotels in Mississauga
There's a wide range of hotels in Mississauga, mostly of the mid-range and budget chain variety, but that should mean both that you don't need to break the bank and that you won't struggle to find suitable accommodation. Most of the hotels will offer complimentary WiFi, flat-screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities as standard, while some will even throw in in-room video game consoles and microwaves. A number of the hotels offer on-site pools, fitness facilities, and business facilities, to cater to the many visitors coming here for exhibitions and conferences in the city's large exhibition spaces.
Where to stay
You'll want to stay in Mississauga city center for the best variety and to soak up the full flavor of the area. Not only will this put you within easy walking distance of one of the city's jewels, the Marina, where you can stroll along the Lakefront Promenade and dream about owning one of the many yachts idling in the harbour. You can also explore some of the city's history with a number of 19th century restored houses serving as museums to the region's past, or indulge in the forward-facing shopping and leisure activities in the malls and restaurants downtown.
How to get to Mississauga
Lester B Pearson International Airport is one of Toronto's main transport hubs, but is actually located in Mississauga, meaning that you can access this city very conveniently with a taxi or shuttle transfer from this major international airport. Mississauga also has a number of other transport links, with the Mississauga Cooksville Station carrying millions of passengers by rail and bus throughout Canada, and beyond and Mississauga Meadowvale Station providing a similar service. Mississauga itself is hugely walkable, with the center a condensed but bustling hub of activity.
Mississauga is a place with a varied and lively range of activities and attractions, where you can relax and enjoy the benefits of being on the shores of Lake Ontario by soaking up the waterfront atmosphere or get down to some serious shopping in the state of the art malls. Whether having a romantic stroll by the marina or sampling the fine dining and high-end entertainment on offer in the city, you'll find this a green, picturesque, but dynamic getaway.
Things to see
At the heart of the community is the state of the art Mississauga Convention Centre which isn't just a popular host of weddings, but also a wide range of exhibitions and other events, catering to both private clients and businesses' needs in its 30,000 square feet of wide open space. Another huge complex keen to put on a good show is the International Centre, where a wide range of events, conferences, and exhibitions can be discovered among its various spaces, from the enormous to the intimate. A less corporate, but not less slick or impressive, space is the Mississauga Hershey Centre where you'll be able to check out ice hockey action, as well as gigs and shows from some of the world's brightest musical and entertainment names. For a more hands-on time, the Erin Mills Town Centre is a mecca for shopaholics, with 180 stores vying for your attention and business.
Hotels in Mississauga
There's a wide range of hotels in Mississauga, mostly of the mid-range and budget chain variety, but that should mean both that you don't need to break the bank and that you won't struggle to find suitable accommodation. Most of the hotels will offer complimentary WiFi, flat-screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities as standard, while some will even throw in in-room video game consoles and microwaves. A number of the hotels offer on-site pools, fitness facilities, and business facilities, to cater to the many visitors coming here for exhibitions and conferences in the city's large exhibition spaces.
Where to stay
You'll want to stay in Mississauga city center for the best variety and to soak up the full flavor of the area. Not only will this put you within easy walking distance of one of the city's jewels, the Marina, where you can stroll along the Lakefront Promenade and dream about owning one of the many yachts idling in the harbour. You can also explore some of the city's history with a number of 19th century restored houses serving as museums to the region's past, or indulge in the forward-facing shopping and leisure activities in the malls and restaurants downtown.
How to get to Mississauga
Lester B Pearson International Airport is one of Toronto's main transport hubs, but is actually located in Mississauga, meaning that you can access this city very conveniently with a taxi or shuttle transfer from this major international airport. Mississauga also has a number of other transport links, with the Mississauga Cooksville Station carrying millions of passengers by rail and bus throughout Canada, and beyond and Mississauga Meadowvale Station providing a similar service. Mississauga itself is hugely walkable, with the center a condensed but bustling hub of activity.
