Mobil Travel Guide 2008 Award Winners

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2008 Mobil Travel Guide
Four- and Five-Star Award Winners

Chicago, Ill.- Mobil Travel Guide, the originator of the Mobil Travel Guide star ratings certifications, recently unveiled its list of Mobil Four- and Five-Star hotels, restaurants and spas. This is a milestone year for a company that has defined excellence and quality in the travel industry for the past 50 years. The complete list of Mobil Star award winners and updated comprehensive reviews written by Mobil Travel Guide’s experts are available exclusively at www.mobiltravelguide.com.

Mobil Five-Stars (41 Lodgings; 17 Restaurants, 3 Spas)
Mobil Four-Stars (125 Lodgings; 149 Restaurants, 84 Spas)

We have extracted the Canadian Four-Star Award Winners below, click here for the complete North America listing; for additional information about the 2008 Mobil Star Award winners, please visit:

http://mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com/star-awards-2008.htm.

CANADA

ALBERTA

Mobil Four-Star Restaurants
Banffshire Club, Banff
Post Hotel Dining Room, Lake Louise

Mobil Four-Star Spas
Willow Stream, The Spa at The Fairmont Banff Springs, Banff

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Mobil Four-Star Lodgings
The Aerie Resort, Malahat
Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver
Four Seasons Resort Whistler, Whistler
Hastings House, Salt Spring Island
The Sutton Place Hotel, Vancouver, Vancouver
Wickaninnish Inn, Tofino*

Mobil Four-Star Restaurants
The Aerie Dining Room, Malahat
Bishop’s, Vancouver
La Belle Auberge, Ladner
Lumiere, Vancouver
Restaurant Matisse, Victoria
West, Vancouver

Mobil Four-Star Spas
Ancient Cedars Spa, Wickaninnish Inn Tofino*
The Spa at Four Seasons Resort Whistler, Whistler

NEW BRUNSWICK

Mobil Four-Star Lodging
Kingsbrae Arms, St. Andrews

ONTARIO

Mobil Four-Star Lodgings
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, Toronto
Park Hyatt Toronto, Toronto

Mobil Four-Star Restaurants
Canoe, Toronto
Chiado, Toronto
The Fifth, Toronto
North 44 Degrees, Toronto
Scaramouche, Toronto
Splendido, Toronto
Truffles, Toronto
Mobil Four-Star Spas
Stillwater Spa, Park Hyatt Toronto

QUEBEC

Mobil Four-Star Lodging
Hotel Le St. James, Montreal

Mobil Four-Star Restaurants
L’Eau a la Bouche, Ste. Adele
Restaurant Initiale, Quebec City
Toque!, Montreal

* Courtney C. Davis, Class of 2006 has been offered a position at both the Opus Hotel, Vancouver BC, and at the Wickaninnish Inn, Tofino BC. She accepted the offer from the Wickaninnish Inn, the Relais & Châteaux Property, and has been working there since she graduated from Imperial Hotel Management College. If students and graduates would like to learn more about the property or to simply keep in touch with Courtney, please feel free to contact her.

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