Hotels in Edmonton

Staff were very courteous under obviously trying circumstances. It's not the hotel's fault but I wish we had known that it was full of guests attending a giant Rave party down the street. The room was nice but the activity in the neighbourhood and in the halls all night was disturbing to say the least. It might be wise to check on events going on at the nearby Shaw convention center when booking -especially if they involve large crowds and open drug use.

It was clean and comfortable. Great location and breakfast. That my internet connection in my room did not work

Bed was uncomfortable.

Carpet was discussing and appeared to not have been vacuumed in weeks, overall cleanliness was not good at all!

close to city transportation condition of windows were bad, music from club below was very loud

Location was excellent Rooms were dirty and very out dated. Had to change rooms because of the cleanliness. They say, their rooms have been renovated but they are not up to my standard. No bar at the restaurant, only buffet.

great location

It looked okay.,, Crazy drugged up people in lobby. Bad service. Room had left over makeup and hair in bed.. To say the least. Cops all over the hotel... I'll never go back.

Welcome, efficient check-in, proximity to Red Arrow bus depot and Grant McEwen University, 105 Street cafe breakfast buffet excellent, efficient check-out, quiet, comfortable non-smoking room with good bedding. The room was ready for a makeover - plastic shower/tub was slippery. Elevators are slow and ready for renovation. Hotel facilities directory was missing. Sliding closet door was de-railed.

Clean room, new carpet, looked like it was recently painted, in other words, the upkeep was good. Nice touches-larger bars of soap, large shampoo etc. nice quality towels, corners of the bathroom were clean--no soil buildup Would be nice to have crisper, ironed sheets and pillowcases.

The underground parking was great. And the service provided by the people there was awesome Maybe get some lower prices on some single rooms.

Location /price was great because I booked 2 months prior to our trip !!

Once you get to the hotel it is great. There is a problem with the environment however and the city really should address it. Late Saturday night or early Sunday morning maybe like a lot of big cities, but there is a feeling of danger from transients and inebriated or mentally unstable people wandering. I wish the windows could open. I like fresh air.

We got an excellent price. The price for parking was outrageous at $26 per night. We were not told there was a lot across the street where you could park for $3 a day. The bathroom was not very clean.

See Cons, as there was more than there was Pros. However, I should give my compliments to the reception and housekeeping staff, who were friendly and accommodating. I left my watch in the first room we were given (immediately switched), and housekeeping did report this, and it was quickly returned to me at reception when I noticed. I chose the Sutton Place in Edmonton based on a good experience at their location in Vancouver, which is a nice hotel. The Edmonton property is just not of the same caliber by a mile. The problems started on arrival: parking is not obvious, and no valet was present for directions (it was admittedly Sunday night). The parkade elevator was broken, and stairwell lock, so we ended up exiting through the back into a garbage filled alley. The first room we got had a very loud/on-the-verge of breaking heating fan, so I immediately requested a change of room (which was granted). The amenities are less than Sutton in Vancouver - the mini bar was empty (not stocked - I had been hoping to get some $10 chocolate on the company's dime), the wallpaper in the bathroom old and dirty (fan didn't work). The Television did not carry Sportsnet West, which forced us to go down to the lobby late at night to watch the Flames (lose unfortunately) in the playoffs. The elevators are old, the buttons don't work properly and when you arrive on the ground floor the movement of the lift is gut-wrenching. The hotel restaurant - Chop - is nicely appointed however has a relatively limited menu which we struggled with, as it was dominated by steak. Although admittedly a steakhouse, a hotel restaurant needs more options.