Ottawa has been described as one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. Less than an hour's drive from the American border, Ottawa enjoys the attributes of a major centre for the visual and performing arts, as well as other big city attractions. Yet, it still maintains the accessibility, atmosphere and charm of a smaller city, in addition to access to spectacular park and wilderness areas located within and around the city.
Canada's capital city is notable both for its concentration of cultural institutions, some 29 museums in all, and for its spectacular access to parks and wilderness just minutes from the downtown city center. Straddling two provinces, Ontario and Quebec, the city is a blend of English and French cultures, with almost half of its residents being bilingual. Added to this mix is a growing ethnic diversity inspired by the city's German, Lebanese, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Portuguese and Asian populations.
Built at the turn of the century, and today a designated heritage site, The Carmichael Inn & Spa is Ottawa's most refreshing new hotel.
With 'Group of Seven' member Franklin Carmichael as our inspiration,
the Inn's accommodations explore the group's rich history with a selection of art and biographies.
The Carmichael Spa offers a host of treatments, from a luxurious soak in a hydrotherapy bath and traditional European massages to aromatherapy and reflexology. Whatever your desire, The Carmichael Spa promises ..... [ more
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Built at the turn of the century, and today a designated heritage site, The Carmichael Inn & Spa is Ottawa's most refreshing new hotel.
With 'Group of Seven' member Franklin Carmichael as our inspiration,
the Inn's accommodations explore the group's rich history with a selection of art and biographies.
The Carmichael Spa offers a host of treatments, from a luxurious soak in a hydrotherapy bath and traditional European massages to aromatherapy and reflexology. Whatever your desire, The Carmichael Spa promises ..... [