Brochure ca. 1980s: Courtesy of D. Donahue
 
Ottawa, Ontario -- 140 Slater St.
 
Not opened until 1982, Ottawa's HoJo's was nonstandard and likely among the last to have been opened with a Howard Johnson's Restaurant. While its Restaurant was converted in the middle 1990s, the hotel retained the Howard Johnson name until the early 2000s. By 2005 the site had been transformed into a swank boutique hotel called ARC the Hotel.
 
 
 
 

Capital Place Hotel
Capital Place is right in the hub of Ottawa. The Parliament Buildings, National Arts Centre, National Library, Public Archives, Sparks Street Mall, and the scenic Rideau Canal are all within easy walking distance. Something for everyone to see and do.

Capital Place -- Easy to get to. Hard to leave (that's how much you'll like it). Capital Place offers you the best hotel accommodations value in Ottawa. Service is always personal but easy and congenial to suit surroundings that keep you feeling comfortable.

Business with Pleasure
Capital Place is very much aware of the special needs of business visitors. If you are travelling on business your stay with us will give you a business - with - pleasure feeling that will both increase your efficiency and keep your blood pressure normal.

 
 
 
 

Like its sister Howard Johnson's in Kingston, Ottawa featured a Whiskers Lounge and the same "CP" logo.

Note the inclusion of the Fire Safe Sprinkler Control symbol. Perhaps it was an "Ottawa thing."