Travelodge Canada announces the opening of its newest property in Lindsay, Ont. The Travelodge by Wyndham Lindsay is the second property opening of the year, and adds to the more than 95 Travelodge by Wyndham and Thriftlodge branded hotels from across Canada.
The Travelodge by Wyndham Lindsay opened on April 17th with 41 guest rooms and over 3,000 square meters of event space capable of holding 700 people. The property also features an onsite bar & restaurant, a fitness centre with a boxing studio, and ample parking. Conveniently located on the Trans-Canada Highway, the property is an excellent choice for medium to large-sized banquets and events, or for travellers looking to enjoy the area’s many golf courses and beaches, which are just a short drive away.
“The Travelodge by Wyndham Lindsay is a fantastic four-season base camp for adventure for all of our guests who are looking to explore Ontario’s natural wonders.” says Trevor Hagel, executive vice president, operations, Travelodge Canada. “The properties terrific onsite event and meeting spaces are unlike any in the area, and with a location that can’t be beat, this property will most definitely appeal to both business and leisure travelers. [SIC]”
This property opening is the second Canadian property opening for the Travelodge by Wyndham brand in 2025, with several additional openings scheduled to come throughout the year.
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