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Was a good stay . I wish the booking app informed us that the hot tub wasn't operational too bad. Other then that was just fine

We stayed here after being bumped from Travelodge Edmonton Airport last-minute due to overbooking. We were very fortunate to find a room, as most hotels were sold-out due to Garth Brooks being in town and since we were attending a wedding we were worried we would have to back-out of it due to this. Luckily that was not the case! The hotel was older but exceptionally clean! The pool and breakfast room were closed due to renovations but we did not care because we would not have used these amenities anyway (we were on a tight schedule). Service was great! Super friendly and professional. We dealt with Mary Jasnoor at check-in and again check-out. She was super sweet and helped us forget the terrible experience we had earlier in the day (see my other review for Travelodge Edmonton Airport) Thank you for a very good stay!

The location is pretty good. I stayed for two nights, but there were a lot of homeless people downstairs. It was difficult to go out when it got dark, so I had to eat at the restaurant on the fifth floor. There is a free parking lot at the door, which is more convenient. It is closer to the river on foot during the day, which is convenient for travel. , many hotels nearby

I was delighted beyond belief with everything that Tru Hilton had to offer! It is unlike any hotel experience that I have ever had! Incredible decor, magnificent bed with the softest sheets, gigantic TV, gorgeous bathroom with novel soap & shampoo dispensers, lovely breakfast, attentive staff & spacious quiet rooms. Not cost prohibitive as one might expect from the Hilton Brand. The only odd thing was that they will charge money if towels, bedding or the mattress is stained or damaged! This is above & beyond the damage deposit! Otherwise, I will gladly stay here again & recommend it to anyone else staying a little outside of downtown Edmonton!

Definitely will stay again if I'm ever back in edmonton. Located near the mall and lots of food locations. Lots of parking. Very quiet, clean & comfortable. Staff was very friendly and accommodating to our extended stay, especially Arva at the front desk.

Booked via hotels.com for 79$C a night for 2 nights. Hotel located off 99th st., in a rather industrial part of South Edmonton. Checked in around 9pm, so room was ready..Lobby was rather tired and not very classy. Got a 2 double bed room on second floor. Room was renovated partially as bathroom was modern, but carpet felt old and linen seemed second hand (some from Holiday Inn). Room was clean but needed a good deep cleaning. TV had good selection of channels and was Roku stick friendly. There is a gym on the ground floor was a bit on the old side. The breakfast was included but consisted of cold items, like cereals, muffins, bread, yogurts, no fruits. Plenty of parking on site and at least 4 restaurants in the mall (Indian, middle Eastern, pizza, and an excellent sushi place) as well as the many breweries off of the Happy Beer st.

We stayed at the Matrix in August when we travelled to Edmonton to bring our daughter back for University. The location is a great central point for us to go to the University of Alberta campus. The added bonus was the breakfast in the morning. Lots of choices of breakfast options and a seating area. Would definitely stay here again in the future.

I moved here are going to another hotel which was awful so went back to reliable Marriott. Checked in about 30 minutes after booking - room was lovely and clean but everything was ready. Rooms are not big I had a city view which is basically of the car park but there was a bed, comfortable chair and desk. Housekeeping came daily. The downside to the room is the hairdryer kept flipping the breaker - I left a note to report it buck the note was ignored which also asked for conditioner in the room (those big sharable ones in the shower) which was also not refilled. We arrived in the weetesdt June on record - the hotel was cold and although I was able to warm the room up the restaurant was blowing cold air throughout the stay so you had to sit with a hoodie on. The hotel is being renovated the 2 lifts were being painted and out of commission during my stay - not an issue as we were all able to sue the service elevator but there is only one so sometimes there was a line. Also the outdoor patio dining area overlooking the river is being renovated and we were told it would not be available all summer. The hote restaurant staff were lovely and friendly - the menu is a bit eclectic - you know on a rainy nite when you just want soup and a sandwich - well not available - they dont offer this - one of the pizzas came with blue cheese so I asked to switch for regular cheese - you cannot do that as they come in ready made. The menu is Indian food centric - lots of indian flavors (such as the poutine - how I wanted to try regular poutine but again not available) there is spice and curry flavor an a host of Lentil dishes on the menu and a lot of bok choi etc but very few of what I would call traditional flavours - for example as well as a soup on a cold rainy night a fish and chips might have been nice or a pot pie. The walk into downtown is nice - the view on the river is nice however we were warned about walking in downtown Edmonton as since covid there has been some changes - there are a lot of street people - pot is smoked everywhere and for a girl travelling i was told not to walk outside alone if I could help it. There are limited dining options without walking other than the hotel restaurant - in fact most nights there were several tables of lone female travellers in the restaurant

Breakfast is $ 31 / person, and the restaurant service for dinner is good, but the taste is really average. An old store with a long history, the price is very close to the people at Fairmont level, the temperature of the pool is very good, it is recommended to try

We had 3 rooms booked for one night. The price was right, and the view to the river valley was lovely. Unfortunately, to get that view, one must stay in a room directly opposite the elevator, which is fine for some, but can be noisy. The beds seemed comfortable, but the bathrooms were grungy and out-dated, and the faucet handles on my sink turned the opposite way from what is typical here. There really should be free parking for guests, especially in this rougher part of town. And please put some barrier under the door, as the light from the hallway is really bright at night, and if there were a fire, the huge gap would permit a lot of smoke into the room.