"We reserved a room with two beds for three people. The room was very spacious, with a large living area, a big bedroom, and a spacious bathroom. The view was wide and open — you could see a bright sky with nothing blocking it. The bedroom was comfortable and roomy as well."
"Small cosy hotel. Located close to West Edmonton mall. Not a bad choice of food for breakfast, standard for hotels of this level in Canada. Friendly staff at the reception. The room has everything you need. The only thing that could be improved would be to add pillows with different degrees of firmness."
"The breakfast was good enough. The location is close to almost everything and the staffs were great! They had a pool with a slide and it looked fun but we didn’t go because it was cold for us."
JJosefino DiazIf the food is important on your stay, this is the place to be. The option to have 7-12 breakfast or to extend until 2:30 with brunch is fantastic because you can wakeup late or do any other activity then straight to the restaurant. Both options are delicious, well stocked and prepared to perfection. We tried both the early breakfast and the brunch. Based on the good experience, we decided to try the restaurant bar at night. Same story, good food. Another common thing you'll find is the hospitality and the good mood for every single staff. Is a well notice thing which sometimes is not common. The rooms are quiet and if you get in the upper level, the view can add an extra. We're in Edmonton usually two times a year. Definitely we'll come back here
PPennerGreat hotel, and the person at the front desk was super helpful. I lost my credit card somewhere at home, and when I called, they stated they could take a deposit from my debit card and reverse the transaction the next morning. I would definitely stay here again.
GGuest UserThe hotel and the staff were super friendly and great. They allowed me to check out Late with no extra charge, the room was clean and big No smart TV but hey, sometimes cable’s OK
GGuest UserThis was a convenient place for us to stay, close to our niece for a visit. The staff were very nice, welcoming and friendly. However, the Inn is very old and it shows. It needs fresh carpets, paint and although the lady preparing the free breakfast was wonderful, the facilities and variety of food was very poor. It was set up in what appeared to be a converted hotel room on the 3rd floor, so not very roomy for the number of guests attending. There was pancakes, toast, boiled eggs, some yogurt and fruit and coffee. We didn't bother, especially as there was a lineup out into the hallway.
XxiaofeiI am satisfied with the cleaness comparing with the hotel I stayed in Calgary, although it is only 2- star hotel. The front desk is friendly and gave my children toys to play when we checked in.
GGuest UserEverything was amazing except that they should provide toothbrush and tooth paste in every room. And they should provide a brush in washroom to clean the pot.
JJun-jun0424You get what you paid for. If you are looking for a very affordable place to stay and your only concern is your budget then this is your go to place in Edmonton area. Location wise, it is in an odd place and there aren't shops close to this location so you'll have to go out and drive if you need to buy something. With regards to service, they went above and beyond my requests and are super friendly and welcoming. I requested for a portable heater because they have no way to adjust the heat temp in each room (it's centralized) and they offered me this option for free. Their TVs are smart TV and I'm super amazed because you don't get this in bigger 3 star hotels where you pay almost double the price of what you pay here! You will just have to request in the front desk for the TV's remote control if you want to use the smart tv features like logging in on your streaming apps or casting/mirroring videos from your phone or tablets to the TV's screen..
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