Voyageur Motel

The voyageur motel in Thunder Bay prides itself on its friendliness, combining professionalism with sincere, relaxed smiles that allow travellers to unwind, relax and enjoy their stays.

A Great Motel – Highly Recommended! – July 2009
My wife and I often stay at this motel, located off Cumberland Street in the Port Arthur end of Thunder Bay, (easily accessible from Hodder Street off Highway 17). For $50 a night you get a large, extremely clean and very comfortable room with fridge/coffee/free Internet. The family that runs the motel is extremely friendly and are quick to answer most requests without batting an eye. For those looking for a comfortable night (or more) without the bells, whisles, noises and expenses of some of Thunder Bay’s larger hotels, definitely check this place out!!

For Your Comfort

• 29 clean rooms to serve you
• Free Wireless internet
• Pet Friendly
• Ample Parking
• Refrigerator
• Free Local Calls
• Central Air Conditioning
• Non-Smoking Rooms Available

Phone Number  +1 (807) 345-4786

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