Hotels with Gym and Fitness Centre in Fort Smith Region

The sound insulation is not good, and the room environment is really dilapidated. We always leave the windows open because the temperature in the room cannot be adjusted. Opening the windows will provide better air. But this is the case in this area. There doesn't seem to be any high-end, new hotels. The accommodation environment is not very clean, maybe everyone came back in the snow. We stayed there for four days. Breakfast is simple. All nearby restaurants close early. . .

This is a clean, comfortable hotel. Our room smelled great! The staff was friendly. The location is the best selling point - within walking distance of both Old Town and downtown. Our only ”complaint” is that we left our card out asking for a room cleaning and didn't get one, then the next morning when we called and asked they said they would get to it the next day. And they did, although our coffee cups were not taken/replaced. It's truly a small complaint, I'd recommend this hotel.

Always pleasant to stay in Super 8. Never ran into any problems with Super 8 before. Front desk worker is always helpful, and always easy to talk to. The only problem I had was wifi connectivity. I had to keep manually connect to the internet. Other than the internet very clean room. I recommend to stay at Super 8 also convenient to other stores close by.

Having stayed at Capital Suites Inuvik we jumped at the chance to stay here. The disappointment starts with the entry. The ground floor check-in area looks worn and tired. The building looks like an older apartment block converted into hotel suites. The suites, consisting of a living area/kitchen area and separate bedroom & bathroom seems pretty good at first glance. The kitchen cabinetry, table and sofas all look good. The bed is comfy and the bedding good quality. But then you spot the paint scrapes, old artex ceiling finish circa 1970, there’s no TV program guide so you can’t work out what’s on (a common problem), the tin opener won’t work and noise permeates both from the central corridor and footfalls from above, probably in part because carpet has been replaced with vinyl flooring. For Yellowknife, the suites are reasonable value for money so overall, not terrible, but not great either.

Yellowknife does not have much choice of hotels offering Sunday brunch. As it is extremely popular, the manager or owner has exhibited an air arrogance. First, he told me today that each person is only entitled to one drink for groups voucher. There is no refill of coffee or tea. I am amazed that the charge is $39 per person, yet one cannot ask for more coffee. The sitting time is strict. We booked 11 am and arrived at 11:15, we thought we could enjoy the brunch casually. We avoided lining up for food but chose to wait, hopping that there will be less crowded afterwards. It did after about an hour and at noon, the male manager told us that we only had 15 minutes left, and I did not have the main course yet. I hurried to try the lamb and it was tougher than rubber. Most food was already gone and they would not refill until the next session. Fortunately, at the mercy of the manager, he gave us a refill of the coffee for one time only. Should I be grateful to him and I wonder. What an experience. The food, to be honest, lacks variety and if it were in big cities, it would not have survived. I hope a competitor will soon consider providing a better option to give the tourists like me a better choice.