Canada's Top 10 Best Value Cities For 2016

If the winter blues already have you planning your next vacation, why not go passport-free and visit some incredible cities closer to home. For 2016, trivago.ca is revealing the 10 best value Canadian cities whose hotels won't break the bank, but will give you an incredible stay.

As trivago's best value cities list shows -- calculated using the annual average price of a standard double room and the city's average hotel rating -- planning a Canadian getaway in the New Year will not only be fun, it'll also be affordable.

10. Moncton, NB

© Tourism Moncton

Average accommodation price per night: $137
City's average hotel rating: 80.45/100

9. Kelowna, BC

© Tourism Kelowna

Average accommodation price per night: $151
City's average hotel rating: 80.13/100

8. Mont-Tremblant, QC

© Association villégiature Tremblant

Average accommodation price per night: $201
City's average hotel rating: 84.63/100

7. London, ON

© Tourism London

Average accommodation price per night: $120
City's average hotel rating: 78.58/100

6. Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

© Tourism Niagara-on-the-Lake

Average accommodation price per night: $220
City's average hotel rating: 88.87/100

5. Charlottetown, PEI

© Tourism PEI, Stephen Harris

Average accommodation price per night: $162
City's average hotel rating: 82.49/100

4. Penticton, BC

© Destination BC, Don Weixl

Average accommodation price per night: $133
City's average hotel rating: 78.43/100

3. Golden, BC

© Tourism Golden

Average accommodation price per night: $144
City's average hotel rating: 81.10/100

2. Nanaimo, BC

© Tourism Nanaimo, Ted Kizinski

Average accommodation price per night: $130
City's average hotel rating: 79.81/100

1. La Malbaie, QC

© Tourisme Charlevoix, Annie Bolduc

Average accommodation price per night: $144
City's average hotel rating: 84.32/100

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