Comfort Inn Ambassador Bridge - Windsor Ontario Hotels - Allure Hotels and Resorts Worldwide

This Comfort Inn is approximately five miles from Windsor Airport and 22 miles from Detroit-Metro Wayne County Airport. The beach is only six miles away, as are activities such as golf, hiking, and ice skating. Local attractions include Casino Windsor, Detroit Zoo, Micmac Park, Joe Louis Arena, Renaissance Center, Riverside Arena, Tiger Stadium, and Windsor Raceway.

Hotel amenities include free coffee, business services, free long term parking, ice machines, free newspapers, valet services, and onsite restaurant, Golden Griddle, open 24-hours a day.

Guest rooms feature dataports, AM/FM alarm clock radios, telephones, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, and cable TVs.
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Comfort Inn Ambassador Bridge Property Information:

Rooms: 100
Floors: 2

Comfort Inn Ambassador Bridge Service

Free local calls
Dry cleaning
Pets allowed
Car rental desk
Family rooms
Free parking
Wheel chair access
Dining
Nonsmoking
Data port
Free high speed internet

Comfort Inn Ambassador Bridge Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1300
Check-Out: 1100

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Windsor Events & Entertainment

Events

January

One Act Play Festival

Held in late January

Location: Theatre Windsor at Market Square

The Annual Play Writing Competition invites local playwrights to submit a one act play for judging. The Winning plays are produced on the Theatre Windsor stage in the Annual One Act Play Festival. This is a tremendous opportunity to enjoy the performance of local ideas.

Annual Polar Bear Dip & Dinner

Held in late January

Location: Lakeside Park Pavilion/Lake Erie, Kingsville

Annual Polar Bear Dip & Dinner. Proceeds Benefit the Youth & Family Resource Network & ChildCan.

February

Ojibway Winter Festival

Held in early February

Location: Ojibway Park, Windsor

Enjoy cross-country skiing, skating and winter wanders through the ‘wilds of Windsor’.

Windsor Canadian Music Festival

Held in mid February

Location: Assumption University Chapel, Windsor

519-977-1400

Chamber ensemble and solo performances of Canadian compositions.

Devonshire Mall Spring Homeshow

Held in mid February

Location: Devonshire Mall, Windsor

519-256-9134

Heritage Day

Held in mid February

Location: Fort Malden National Historic Site, Amherst burg

519-736-5416

Admission Free

Celebrating Canadian heritage. Refreshments for the whole family.

March

Annual Home Show

Held in early March

Location: Ciociaro Club, Windsor

519-948-3247
Presented by the Greater Windsor Home Builders' Association.

Windsor Classic Indoor Games

Held in early march

Location: St. Denis Athletic Centre, Windsor

519-235-2300

Paralympic events in Track, Field, Swimming, Boccia, Wheelchair Tennis, Wheelchair Rugby, Goalball, Powerlifting and Sled Hockey.

Maple First Taste of Spring

Held in mid March

Location: John R Park, Homestead, Harrow

519-738-2029

Make Maple taffy in the snow; learn about the first taste of spring in pioneer times.

Colasantis March Break Madness Celebration

Held in mid March

Location: Tropical Gardens, Kingsville

519-326-3287

Let Colasanti's show you a tropical cure for the March Break Boredom Blues. Visit the zoo featuring Animal Encounter Shows that run daily throughout the week. Create art with one of the open craft classes, enjoy a pony ride, or enter the colouring contest. Play 18-hole indoor mini golf, play on the indoor Little Tykes playground, or enjoy the arcade. Super Sleuths beware; the scavenger hunt will stump even the best of detectives.

Maple March Break

Held in mid March

Location: John R Park Homestead & Conservation Area, Harrow

519-738-2029

Kids, accompanied by adults, try all the steps in maple syrup making and enjoy a taste of fresh sugar.

Maple Moon

Held in mid March

Location: John R Park Homestead & Conservation Area, Harrow

519-738-2029

Join in an old fashioned sugaring off party by candlelight.

Colasanti’s Easter Extravaganza

Held around Easter

Location: Colasanti's Tropical Gardens, Kingsville

519-326-3287

Start the Easter weekend festivities on Good Friday by joining in on the Easter Egg Hunt and then venture inside and take part in all of the activities!

April

Cherry Blossom Festival

Held in mid April

Location: Fujisawa Zen Garden, Essex

519-776-4459
See beautiful blossoms of the Japanese Sakura tree, only in bloom for a short time. Many activities and cultural shows held over two weekends. Tea ceremonies performed.

Windsor Home and Leisure Show

Held in late April

Location: St. Denis Centre, Windsor

519-256-9434

One of the largest home shows in Windsor and Essex County featuring home renovations and improvements.

May

Festival of Birds

Held all of May

Location: Point Pelee National Park of Canada, Leamington

519-322-2365

Special events, hikes and birding programs.

June

Carousel by the River Expo

Held in mid June

Location: Riverfront Festival Plaza, Windsor

519-255-1127

The world on your doorstep! Carousel by the River brings together cultural displays, unique arts and crafts, exotic food and live entertainment from countries around the globe...all at a beautiful riverfront location!

Carousel of the Nations

Held in mid June

Location: Varies throughout Windsor

519-255-1127

Take a trip around the globe, as you visit the cultural "villages" set up throughout the city, each featuring cultural displays, unique arts and crafts, delicious food and exotic entertainment.

International Freedom Festival

a two-week celebration honoring the birth of both Canada and the U.S. which takes place in Windsor and Detroit in late June and early July. The fireworks display is one of the largest in North America: It is usually held on a weeknight in the last week of June.

July

Canada Day Festivities

Held in early July

Location: Fort Malden National Historic Site of Canada, Amherstburg

519-736-5416

Admission Free

Fort Malden and the community of Amherst burg kick up their heels for the annual birthday celebration of the country. Music, blackpowder demonstrations and fireworks are the highlights of the birthday festivities.

Windsor Theatre Festival

Held in late July – early August

Location: CNR Park, Windsor

519-564-09712

Live Theatre.

September

Devonshire Mall Fall Homeshow

Held in late September – early October

Location: Devonshire Mall, Windsor

519-256-9434

Annual home show.

October

Legends of the Night

Held in late October

Location: Point Pelee National Park of Canada, Leamington

519-322-2365

Join an interpreter at the campfire and take a walk on a jack-o-lantern lit trail.

November

Winter Exhibit

Held mid November – late April

Location: The Windsor Wood Carving Museum, Windsor

519-977-0823

Included are carvings from Quebec and Michigan. Wildlife, wildfowl, historical carvings, a life-size sculpture of Tecumseh, a bust of Cadillac, and famous citizens from Windsor's last 100 years.

December

Bright Nights

Held early December – mid March

Location: Civic Esplanade, Windsor

519-971-0950

This unique seasonal light show illuminates Downtown Windsor from City Hall Square through Charles Clark Square ending at the Civic Green on the waterfront. It consists of several themed areas and 175 light displays and hosts several winter events and activities.

Arts & Entertainment

Capitol Theatre & Arts Centre
121 University Avenue West
Windsor, Ontario N9A 5P4

519-253-8065

Admission Charged
Community arts centre featuring a variety of performances. The building was recently restored to an original 1920 appearance.

Chrysler Theatre
Cleary International Centre201 Riverside Drive West
Windsor, Ontario N9A 5K4

519-252-8311
Houses one of the largest performing arts theatre in Ontario. Chrysler Theatre features a panoramic view of the Detroit River and skyline, providing a luxurious setting to enjoy the finest entertainment offered today. A variety of performances: classical, theatrical, pop, rock and family entertainment.

Mark Breslin’s Yuk Yuk’s Comedy

Telephone375 Ouellette Avenue - Upper
Windsor, Ontario N9A 7B4

519-256-5233

Call for the latest show schedule!

Stand up comedy with dinner show packages available.

Purple Theatre Company
3277 Sandwich St.
Windsor, Ontario N9C 1A9

519-255-7600
The Purple Theatre Company is one of Canada's premier producers of original live theatre. Since 1995, the PTC has brought quality entertainment to stages across southwestern Ontario. Often innovative, sometimes edgy, sometimes painfully hilarious and always entertaining, these shows present an outstanding alternative to the ones visitors have already seen.

Theatre Alive
5165 Halford Rd.
Windsor, Ontario N9E 4M3

519-969-0660
Theatre Alive is an incorporated, non-profit community theatre organization that produces large-scale musicals at the Cleary International Centre. Professional shows at a great price!

Theatre Windsor
2109 Ottawa St. at Market Square
Windsor, Ontario N8X 1R8

519-944-1968
This community theatre group produces full-length plays, murder mysteries and one-act plays. In that roster of plays have been numerous family-oriented Christmas shows.

University Players
401 Sunset Avenue University of Windsor
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4

519-253-3000

Performances scheduled from September to April.
University Players is the theatre company of the School of Dramatic Art, University of Windsor. Professional-style shows found right in the heart of campus.

Windsor Light Opera Association

2491 Jos.St.Louis
Windsor, Ontario N8T 2M4

519-974-6593
Windsor Light Opera is a community based amateur musical performance company of talented people that has thrilled Windsor area audiences since 1948. WLO produce major musicals each April and November at the Chrysler Theatre in Windsor's City Centre.

Windsor Symphony Orchestra
487 Ouellette Avenue
Windsor, Ontario N9A 4J2

519-973-1238
The WSO performs five major series: the flagship Premier Classics and the popular Pops Celebration are performed at the Chrysler Theatre; two chamber series, Mozart & More and Bach and Beyond are performed in Assumption University Chapel; and our series for families and a young audience, Family Jamboree.

Windsor Destination Overview

The city of Windsor, Ontario lies just across the border between the US and Canada, at the southernmost point in Canada. This city of over 300,000 has its roots deeply planted. Windsor’s Coat of Arms, proudly displayed in the Council Chambers of City Hall, carries the motto, “The River and the Land Sustain Us” as a reminder that the city’s well-being is dependent on appreciation and conservation of these valuable natural resources. Easily accessible by car either from other cities in Canada or from the United States via tunnel, river, or bridge, the city welcomes visitors to celebrate its rich heritage and to enjoy its many fine restaurants, historic sites, and recreational activities. The main attraction that draws visitors to Windsor is Casino Windsor, which does a booming business with its slots and gaming tables.

The waterfront is also a draw: The International Peace Fountain floats in the Detroit River, and the promenade at Dieppe Gardens is a perfect place to view the Detroit skyline. River cruises depart from the gardens. Other Windsor attractions include Jackson Park with its summer rose gardens, the Hiram Walker (Canadian Club whiskey) Distillery Tour, and the Art Gallery of Windsor. Visitors interested in African-American history can retrace the route of those who escaped into Canada via the Underground Railroad in the 1800s. Sandwich Baptist Church, erected in Windsor in 1821, was the first Baptist church built by freed slaves.

Nearby Amherstburg is home to the North American Black Historical Museum and Cultural Centre, which chronicles the slaves' journey to freedom. Also in Amherstburg is Fort Malden National Historic Park, site of a fortress that played a prominent role in the War of 1812. The park contains restored barracks and a museum with artifacts from the British and U.S. armies that occupied the fort. The International Freedom Festival, a two-week celebration honoring the birth of both Canada and the U.S, takes place in Windsor and Detroit in late June and early July. The fireworks display is one of the largest in North America, and is typically held on a weeknight during the last week of June.

Point Pelee National Park, 35 miles southeast of Windsor, is a large stretch of sand and marsh extending into Lake Erie at the southernmost point in all of Canada. The park is visited by migrating birds and monarch butterflies on their way north or south. It offers an interpretive center, nature trails, a boardwalk and miles of beaches. Pelee Island lies south of Point Pelee on Lake Erie, and is a popular destination for fishing and winery tours. At Walker's Fine Candies, located on Wyandotte Street, truffles are still hand-dipped and delectable treats are made the old fashioned way, with chocolate being melted in copper pots and formed on marble slabs.

Walker's is also known for its peanut toffee ice cream topping! Another unique attraction is the Windsor Wood Carving Museum, located downtown on Ouellette Avenue. Open year round, it is the only woodcarving museum in Ontario, and includes over 150 carvings. For a hands-on experience, visit Canada South Science City, one of the most exciting and challenging family and tourist attractions in southwest Ontario. It features over 100 hands-on interactive science and technology exhibits, an exotic café, a state of the art computer science lab, a "bean bag theatre" and a host of other exhibits for visitors of all ages to enjoy.

Windsor has four distinct seasons, ensuring a different visit at any time of the year. Summer tends to be the busiest time of the year. With average temperatures slightly above 72F, it is the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy many of the activities available both in and around the city. Spring and fall are cooler but still comfortable enough for any type of activity. Both seasons are exceptionally lovely as Mother Nature produces spring colors as the blossoms bloom and the earth begins its transition back to green.

Fall showers the visitor with vibrant colors as the leaves turn and winter arrives. The winter can be cold and it does snow, transforming the city into a post card-like picture where the visitor is seen sitting by a crackling fire, enjoying a warm drink while dining on some of the area’s fine cuisine. Whatever the season, Windsor has an activity and the weather for it. Whatever the reason for visiting, whether for business or vacation, this border city presents its visitors with a rich history and modern appeal.