#6 (5 STAR PRIVATE ROOM) CALIFORNIAN NEST{5kms 4m Airport}

FAST INTERNET & FINE LIVING: WOLSELEY/WEST END CHARM(VERY SAFE & CENTRAL CITY NEIGHBOURHOOD)

Welcome to your comfortable and highly secure 5 Star legal basement private room accommodation, nestled in Winnipeg’s beautiful, heritage-rich, and safe central neighbourhood (the desirable Wolseley/West End area). Blending historic charm with modern convenience, this spot is perfect for students, professionals, or long-term visitors.

TOP FEATURES & SECURITY
Connectivity: Enjoy lightning-fast Internet with speeds up to 2GB Download!
Security: Safe locality, lockable bedroom door for privacy, and outdoor camera surveillance.
Comfort: Heat, A/C, and fan for year-round climate control.

OUR PRIVATE RETREAT
Room: 5 Star Private basement Room
Bed: Queen-sized bed with a memory foam mattress and comfy cushions.
Essentials: Study table, chair, lamp, ample outlets/phone charger, and a closet.
Details: Stunning wall painting and large window with privacy curtains.
Linens: Freshly washed linens, blankets, and towels/hand towels provided.

SHARED AMENITIES
KITCHEN (Fully Equipped): Gas stove, convection oven, Refrigerator, coffee maker, tea pot, mixie, air fryer, egg boiler, electric cooker, rice maker, ice maker, and a water purifier. (Exclusive Mini Refrigerator for Room 5 & 6 guests is on the same floor next to the laundry area)
BATHROOM (2 Full): Clean, well-maintained shared space with a bath tub, shower, and essential toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, body & hand wash).
Utility: Iron box and board available.

PRIME LOCATION & COMMUTE
Walkable: Grocery, convenience stores, places of worship, restaurants, and Winnipeg’s #1 French bakery (famous for its cinnamon buns!) are all a short walk away.
Outdoor: Family-friendly parks, walking trails, and a cycling & skating path are nearby.
Transit: Bus stop right in front of the house; major routes 2-3 minutes away.

Destination Drive Time;
University of Winnipeg 4 min
UoM Bannatyne Campus 7 min
Downtown 8 min
Airport (YWG) 11 min
Major Retail (Costco/Walmart/No Frills) 6-9 min
Mall (Polo Park) 6-7 min

PARKING;
Summer’s; Arlington Street & Westminster Ave are a Main Street..Please be watchful of signs & park a little ahead or in the parallel side lanes of either Evanson or Home street…

Winter’s; Free street parking, but Arlington St & Westminster Ave are a winter route, so no overnight parking .. Please be watchful of signs & park in the parallel side lanes on Home St or Evanson St…
Parking’ Know Your Zone, Google Play app: https://share.google/images/DWI5oQBgff8ERStRE

Distances;
1.2kms to West Broadway.
1.8kms to University of Winnipeg.
2.6kms to Osborne Village
2.6kms to RBC Convention Centre 2.7kms to Portage Mall.
2.7kms to Manitoba Legislative Building.
2.8kms to Polo Park Mall.
3.1kms to Health Sciences Center
3.2kms to Canada Life Centre.
3.2kms to Robertson College.
3.2kms to Downtown.
3.2kms to University of Manitoba (Bannatyne Campus)
3.4 kms to Exchange District BIZ.
3.6 kms to Manitoba Musuem.
4.9kms to Notre Dame arena.
5.6kms to Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (Departure)
6.2kms to Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport (Arrivals)

Check-in & Check-out;
Check-in is after 1pm & Check-out is 10am. Please plan accordingly.

Local Guide :
SIM card:
(Available in the Rogers store)
(204) 946-0721
https://g.co/kgs/DUrV7f

SIN No:
Service Canada Centre
+1 800-622-6232
https://maps.app.goo.gl/nxnJ6Lqx1obz2WDD8

Health card:
Manitoba Health
(204) 786-7101
https://maps.app.goo.gl/momvHyu29YncKVHG7

TD Canada Trust Branch and ATM
(204) 988-2811
https://maps.app.goo.gl/tpf3RJANn6a9svmr8


Great Restaurants, Cafe & Juice Bar near home
Tall Grass Prairie Bread Company
https://g.co/kgs/pgWNd3g

Cilantro's Modern Indian Cuisine - Portage
https://g.co/kgs/nknj2a2
(Recommend; Butter Chicken & Garlic Naan)

Cindy's Burgers & Subs
https://g.co/kgs/ut2KqMi

Bonnie Day
https://g.co/kgs/K6X3unK

Aladin's Pizzeria & Shawarma Place
https://g.co/kgs/u69Gfyj

Verde Juice Bar
https://g.co/kgs/RkZ5i1L

Fusion Wok Express
https://g.co/kgs/iDwqVBa

Chaeban Ice Cream
https://chaebanicecream.com/
(Best icecream in Town)


Places: Where should travellers go?
Winnipeg offers a mix of history, culture, and nature:

The Forks National Historic Site: Located at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, this has been a gathering place for over 6,000 years. Today, it's a popular year-round hub with:

The Forks Market: A lively spot for unique shops, local food vendors, and craft beer.

Nestaweya River Trail: A famous ice-skating trail on the frozen rivers in winter.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights: A world-class museum and the only one of its kind devoted solely to human rights. The architecture itself is stunning, and the exhibits are deeply moving and educational.

The Exchange District National Historic Site: A 20-square-block area known as the "Chicago of the North" for its exceptional collection of turn-of-the-20th-century architecture. It is now home to art galleries, boutiques, trendy restaurants, and cafes.

Assiniboine Park: Winnipeg's largest park, featuring:

Assiniboine Park Zoo: Home to the award-winning "Journey to Churchill" exhibit for Arctic animals like polar bears.

The Leaf: A unique indoor horticultural attraction with Canada's tallest indoor waterfall.

St. Boniface: Winnipeg's French Quarter, home to the beautiful ruins of the St. Boniface Cathedral (the final resting place of Louis Riel) and the Esplanade Riel Footbridge, which connects it to The Forks.

Thermea by Nordik Spa-Nature: A Scandinavian-inspired outdoor thermal spa experience for rest and relaxation.

Neighbourhoods: What are the areas like?
Winnipeg is known for its distinctive and community-focused areas:

The Exchange District: Historic and Cultural. Characterized by stunning heritage buildings, this area is the city's cultural hub, featuring theatres (like the Centennial Concert Hall), art galleries, innovative restaurants, and boutiques. It has a hip, urban vibe.

The Forks: Central and Tourist Hub. This area is a destination in itself, acting as a historical and modern meeting place with year-round indoor and outdoor activities. It is essential for shopping, dining, and cultural attractions.

Corydon Village / Osborne Village: Vibrant and Trendy. Both areas are known for their lively atmosphere. Corydon is famous for "Little Italy" with its cafes and patios, while Osborne Village is popular for its eclectic shops, restaurants, and bohemian feel.

St. Boniface: Francophone and Historic. Located east of the Red River, this is the center of Winnipeg's French-Canadian community and culture. It offers beautiful architecture and a distinct French atmosphere.

River Heights / Tuxedo / Charleswood: Residential and Affluent. These areas, particularly River Heights and Tuxedo, are known for their beautiful, tree-lined streets, character homes, high-end shopping, and proximity to Assiniboine Park. They are generally quieter and family-friendly.

Wolseley: Progressive and Green. Located near downtown, Wolseley is known for its progressive, eco-conscious community, charming character homes, and community gardens.
City Advice: What should travellers know?
Embrace the Weather:

Winter: Winnipeg is notoriously cold (one of the coldest cities in the world), but it embraces winter with activities like the Festival du Voyageur and the Nestaweya River Trail. If visiting from November to March, pack extreme layers—a heavy parka, warm boots, hat (toque), and mittens are essential.

Summer: Summers can be hot and humid (often reaching the mid-30s°C/mid-80s°F or higher), with the sun setting very late (around 10:30 p.m. in early July), allowing for long evenings outdoors.

Safety: Like any major city, exercise caution, especially at night. Tourist-heavy areas like The Forks and The Exchange District are generally safe, but it's best to stick to well-lit, populated streets after dark. Be generally aware of your surroundings, especially in certain parts of Downtown or the North End at night.

Getting Around: Public transit is available (Winnipeg Transit), but having a rental car is a great way to explore the entire city and take day trips (like to nearby Lake Winnipeg beaches or Riding Mountain National Park). Taxis and rideshare services are also readily available.

Cuisine: Don't miss out on local favorites! Try Goldeye (a smoked freshwater fish) and local bison dishes. The food hall at The Forks Market is a great place to sample diverse local fare.