2-Star Hotels in Alberta, Canada

We chose this hotel at random while driving down the highway. We were VERY glad that we did. The following day, we kept congratulating ourselves on the great choice. It was very easy easy to get to off the highway. But yet it was protected from the busy highway noise. The staff were absolutely 5-Star. Every single individual that we encountered, both hotel and restaurant, seemed to be genuinely friendly and professional. Specail shout-out to: Jei, Jasmeen, and Maltin. ( hopefully i got the correct names) We used the pool in the evening, and it was a surprisingly nice facility for the price of the hotel. We thoroughly enjoyed it until an excessively noisy family showed up with undisciplined kids. But that's not on the hotel. I don't know why the restaurant was empty because it was exceptionally good food and good service. Even the breakfast buffet was far above most free breakfasts that are on offer. The guestrooms were very quiet (even the a/c fan was quiet). Beds were comfortable. Good quality linens, pillows and towels. Beds were especially comfortable and seemed new. Carpet looked new. The only thing I might suggest for the rooms is that they might add a floor lamp to improve the lighting. Also, they might think about bringing up the quality of bathroom amenities to current trend in higher quality in larger affixed bottles instead of small disposables It's obvious that they're gradually upgrading an older property and haven't gotten to the hallway paint yet. But that doesn't affect the guestrooms experience. I highly recommend this property.

Hotels in Banff in July were incredibly expensive. A decent hotel cost around 3,000+, which was beyond my means. Although I was initially hesitant to stay in a hostel-like hotel, I took the plunge and it turned out quite well. It's a bonus to have a roommate who doesn't snore. Pros: Laundry, a kitchen, and a common area are all available, meeting basic needs. Cooking your own meals is fun and saves money. Cons: Showering is inconvenient.

This motel is not Econo Lodge in & suites university. Which we stayed also, and was much better than this one (econo lodge motel village). The room was small and the bathroom smelled unpleasant. The smell came from the shower curtain, which touches the bath tub water. When taking a shower, the water doesn't drain as fast so your feet end up soaking in that water along with the smelly fabric shower curtain. Also, the bath was weirdly higher than the ground so be very careful when getting in. During our stay, there were several bugs that found their way into our room during the night (Mosquitos, flies). The buzzing sound prevented us to sleep so we had to kill the bugs and go back to sleep each time. We also had problems with our room key, we had them replaced several times and you have to slide the card quite a few times before it unlocks. I think it's loose and you need to get the exact right angle, which is annoying when you have your hands full. I recommend the other econolodge situated behind this one. The staffs here are very friendly. For breakfast, they offered coffee, tea but without lids. There's bread and juice served in a solocup (but u can just use the coffee cup). There were muffins. If you have allergies, I suggest you to bring your own food. The price for this motel vs the other econolodge were the same. We try to avoid staying at the same place for our whole trip in case we don't like our room but we ended regretting not booking the other econolodge for our entire trip.

This 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.

If you’re looking for a great value stay in Lethbridge, this is it! We had a fantastic experience here. The hotel has plenty of parking, including some convenient ”motel-style” rooms where you can park right at your door. The staff made check-in incredibly easy and were super helpful throughout our stay—they even brought us a kettle the moment we asked for one. Our room was spacious and clean, featuring a huge, comfortable bed, AC, a fridge, and a coffee machine. If you need to do laundry, they have washers and dryers on-site, plus an ice dispenser in the common area. The indoor pool was a huge hit, featuring a fun kids' water slide and a hot tub with a beautiful view of the valley. To top it off, breakfast and plenty of coffee are included in the price. The location is incredibly convenient. You can walk to McDonald's, Tim Hortons, Wendy's, and a gas station (great for grabbing quick essentials like water and bug spray). For a local bite and a drink, the Telegraph Taphouse is just down the road. Plus, the famous Lethbridge Viaduct (the big bridge) and Fort Whoop-Up are just around the corner. It's a highly recommended, budget-friendly spot for solo travelers, couples, and families alike!

The room key always has trouble opening the door, even we didn’t put the key close to the credit card Don’t know why the day before check out, no cleaning service in the room we booked for 2nd floor, cause we check in late, they gave us the main floor that room was terrible until we complained & changed to the 4th floor, the room way better than main floor

The hotel facilities are excellent; everything is clean, tidy, and all amenities are fully stocked – truly comprehensive! I was pleasantly surprised by the interior setup when I opened the door. To find such facilities in a budget chain hotel costing just over 100 CAD was truly impressive, and I was very satisfied. The only minor drawback I could mention is its slight distance from the airport and train station.

While it's a bit far from downtown Calgary, it's easily accessible by C-Train, and the station is only about a 5-minute walk away. The room wasn't very spacious, but having a microwave in addition to a fridge was really convenient. There aren't many shops nearby, but there's a Safeway and a food court near the previous station, which is within walking distance. The front desk staff were helpful, and both check-in and check-out were quick. It's not luxurious, but for just over 10,000 yen a night, I thought it was definitely worth staying. However, don't expect much from the breakfast.

You 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..