Winnipeg, Manitoba

Sutton Place Hotel Winnipeg

Twin luxury towers link by skyway to the Winnipeg Jets' arena.

Announced · 2028
Sutton Place Hotel Winnipeg

The Sutton Place Hotel Winnipeg, targeted for completion in Q1 2026, pairs a 275-room hotel tower with 130 residences at True North Square, connected by a +15 skyway directly to Canada Life Centre, home of the Winnipeg Jets. Ground broke in 2018 for what has become one of the city's longest-running hotel projects.

The essentials

Group
Sutton Place Hotels
Opening
2028
Rooms & suites
275 rooms and suites
Segment
Luxury
Designer
Perkins & Will (Vancouver) with Architecture 49 (Montreal)
Entry rate
NC

The place

True North Square in downtown Winnipeg, connected by a +15 skyway directly to Canada Life Centre, home of the Winnipeg Jets.

The concept

The twin-tower development pairs a 275-room hotel with 130 residences, pursuing a classic, European-inflected register — hand-crafted furnishings and silk tapestries are cited among the interior details — a deliberate contrast to the glass-and-steel arena and office towers around it. Ground broke in 2018, making it one of Winnipeg's longest-running hotel projects, and it anchors the retail and entertainment core of True North Square, the city's downtown sports and business district.

Dining & wellness

Chop Steakhouse & Bar anchors more than 8,000 square feet of ground-floor retail; guests also get an indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness centre, spa, and a landscaped rooftop garden.

News

July 16, 2026A report to Winnipeg city council revealed that the long-delayed Sutton Place Hotel at True North Square is now expected to be completed in 2028, not the previously targeted Q1 2026 — the project's developer, Northland Properties, had already declined in January 2026 to give any completion date, having paused construction during the pandemic to prioritize its Sandman airport hotel instead. The same council report describes the $140-million project as "the largest new luxury hotel built in Winnipeg in decades," and city council separately voted to contribute a $2-million grant plus $1 million in future hotel tax revenue toward a $6-million skywalk connecting the hotel to the RBC Convention Centre, contingent on matching provincial funding.

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