Calgary Hotels with Bars

The arranged room faces the train tracks, the soundproofing is not very good, the room is quite large, but there are 4 large exhaust fans in the room, it feels very uncomfortable...it is a bit strange...compared to the one I lived in Victoria Fairmont Empress feels that the things used in this store are too old, the towels are a bit old, the bathrobes are crumpled, and the texture of the toilet paper is really incomparable to the Victoria Empress...Empress toilet paper is a customized brand logo, very It has a texture, but this Lobby is still pretty. If it gets a full score of 5, it feels like 3.5.

My stay at Hampton Inn by Hilton Calgary Airport North was fantastic! The hotel is conveniently located near the airport, making it perfect for travelers. I loved the free shuttle service, which made getting to and from the airport a breeze. The room was clean, modern, and very comfortable, providing a great night's sleep. I also appreciated the new coin laundry facilities, which were super convenient during my stay. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the complimentary breakfast had plenty of options to start the day right. Highly recommend for anyone traveling through Calgary!

In order to take my children to attend the Christmas party held in the hotel, I booked it for two days so that I could see the party directly when I went downstairs. How should I put it, it is a better value for money in the city center. The location is very good, with Ctrain and Bar Street nearby within walking distance. The room service is also very good, and the food selection and quality are good. The crib is also a playpen; the room is too small, the water in the sink is not easy to adjust the temperature, but the bath water is OK; the bedding is a common problem in Canadian hotels, I really don’t like two sheets sandwiching the quilt, but it seems to be like this here; parking The daily charge of $35 is quite exaggerated.

Good location. Comfy bed. Bathroom could use some improvements but overall pretty good for the price. Would be nice if smoking was allowed on the balcony, as that's the only reason I booked the balcony.

It's convenient to go around, but the parking is a bit tossing for 45 a day. The price of valet parking is fair. Basically, the hotel here can bring dogs to stay, but there is an additional fee. This one is 40

The location is convenient, there are hair and stains on the bed sheet, but the price is cheap, so fair

First time staying at Marriott Calgary downtown. I’ve stayed at Westin and Delta in Calgary downtown and would say this is best out of the 3. Location - central and convenient. Calgary tower is right across and you are right by the walking street Stephen Ave where all the restaurants are. Downside is it could be busy trying to get out of downtown during business hours. Got stuck in traffic for about 20 min one day trying to get out of the core. Westin and Delta is a bit outside of the center core so less traffic getting in and out of the hotel. Parking - only valet parking available at $45 / day which is is quite pricey. Self parking available at Westin ($32 or $45) or Delta ($20). However, valet service was great. My car was right at the front every morning at the time I requested. Room - got upgraded to a spacious one bedroom suite as a platinum member upon checkin which was very nice of them. One downside is that it didn’t have a working desk. I used their coffee tables and a small adjustable table by one of the couches instead. M Club Lounge - got access to the lounge as a platinum member. Awesome breakfast and afternoon appetizer choices (available from 5:30pm). Chris from M Club was awesome and super friendly! He’s there almost late afternoon/ night when I dropped by and he would chat with me (and others) even though I’m not ordering any alcohol from him. Overall it’s a very pleasant stay. Will come back again.

Show that you care! The hotel is new, beautiful and well located. The breakfast room is impressive with its size, tall ceilings, views and terrace. The breakfast itself is great with its variety, including waffles and a delicious South Asian(?) vegetable stew each day. The suites are large and well equipped, and the bed comfortable. Now if only the staff could treat customers a bit better. We paid $30 for underground parking, which was important to us because we got an upgraded rental car and were liable for it. On the second day, the garage was completely full, with more cars entering the garage - thanks to a broken capacity indicator that permanently shows 208 spaces. Staff basically blamed it on the fact that the garage is a private facility unrelated to the hotel. They sent us to two nearby surface lots. One was only available till 8:00 at a cost of $22.52. The second one was a dirt field. 1. I don’t care whose lot it is. You sold me access to it at an extortionate price and did not mention any other options, implicitly endorsing it. 2. Don’t sell more spaces than you have, especially at that price. 3. Know and explain options. Don’t direct your customers to a lot that only sells space till 8:00 for over 3 times the price as the next lot. You are wasting my time. Then at 4:00 am, we were woken up by a loud motor noise coming from the fridge. We had to move it and unplug it (it’s a full size fridge, not a hotel fridge). The clerk’s reaction? “Sorry about that, I’ll tell maintenance.” We had one night parking taken off the bill. No consideration for the hassle both from the parking and the fridge. You can do better. Better policies, better communication and a bit more generosity. Overall, not a good experience.

We were on our way to Mexico and had to overnight in Calgary. Hotel had free shuttle and it was available all day on the hour. Our room was quiet and the staff excellent. Our stay was short but we were treated like our business was appreciated. They let us know our room was ready by email. It has an on site restuarant with other options near by.

Food service stops at 10 pm, and doesn't open until 6:30 am, so you're told to Skip the Dishes if your flight gets you to the hotel even 10 minutes past the time their restaurant closes at 10 pm. Four hotels clustered in an industrial wasteland, and none of the others even have a restaurant. It's long hike (1 km) if you want something other than overpriced junk food to get to Tim Hortons - not something I was willing to do in the middle of the night on foot. Oh, and you'll pay through the nose for breakfast or dinner for mediocre food for breakfast or dinner- they aren't open for lunch - if you eat in the hotel. I didn't see any transit access, so unless you have a vehicle, there's nothing nearby.