Best Calgary Spa Hotels

I stayed here for two nights at the end of a fantastic 25 day trip staying in 10 different hotels, 6 of them Fairmont, and this was the most unfriendly and pretentious place I stayed. From arrival in this beautiful building when the receptionist looked down her nose at us as if we were hill-billies, the bell boy could not crack a smile and made it clear that the $5 was not a large enough tip, to the filthy carpets in the room, we did not feel welcome. I am aware it is not the hotel’s responsibility but the noise from boy-racers and the sight of rough sleepers/ druggies on every street did not endear me to Calgary and I am sure a better hotel, at less price, could be found away from the centre. To cap an unfortunate stay the hotel took $200 off my credit card the minute we checked in (the room had been pre-paid by our travel company). Every other hotel I used simply took a swipe of my card but did not cash it and the bill was settled upon departure. The Fairmont Palliser have told me it will take 5 - 10 business days for the money to be returned to my account! This has left a sour taste in my mouth and confirmed my belief that there are better hotels than the Fairmont group to be used on our return trip to Canada.

The beds were horribly soft and sunken in and misshapen. My wife felt like she was sleeping in a hammock. We had awful sleeps and came home with sore necks and backs. Very disappointed in the quality of beds considering what we paid and that this was our only holiday this year. The room was incredibly dusty and my sons allergies started acting up. I was charged $1828 for a beer in the club lounge because the attendant there mixed up our room number for the price of the beer. It of course was reversed but we were shocked to see this charge upon check out and don't feel this is acceptable.

The location is super. Next to Calgary Tower. Walking distance from shopping center. There are also many places to eat nearby. The hotel has valet parking, which is cheaper than parking in the parking lot. Although there are not many types of breakfast, they should have everything and taste good. The hotel staff were very friendly. There is a lot of space in the room, so I recommend it ~

Did not eat breakfast, but the lunch on the first floor restaurant was ok, the room was large, the double room seemed to allow four people, because the four of us opened two rooms, the front desk started to make a mistake and thought we were one Room, and then gave us four room cards, did not say nothing wrong, and later learned that it is two rooms. There is a small swimming pool on the first floor, and the environment is ok. The double beds in the double room are large, with a balcony, a coffee machine, and hygiene. You can see Calgary Tower when you go out. It takes about five or six minutes to walk.

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.

I made a last minute reservation, 2 rooms for 4 guests and luckily we were accommodated. You can't beat the location, next door to the International terminal. Customer service excellence and shout out to Taran at the front desk and Washburn, they were friendly, knowledgeable and exceeded our expectations. Rooms are well appointed and clean and the menu/bar options satisfied everyone's needs. Look no further than the Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel, you won't be disappointed.

Good location right downtown. On a one-way street so you have circle around if you miss the entrance. Front desk was well staffed for a Sunday afternoon and very friendly. Lobby is bright and clean. Plenty of elevators and card needed to access floors. Hallways are wide and well lit. I stayed in a corner junior suite which was large with ample seating. The windows are large for maximum sunlight. There is a large balcony and sliding door with double locks. Full room darkening curtains but no light filtering shades for daytime privacy. My room was quiet (9th floor, furthest from elevator) and the HVAC is electronic with fanless covered radiators. Bedside wall lamps and floor lamps to give lots of lighting options. Decor is nice with lots of natural wood surfaces and ample drawers. The TV has a good menu with PPV available. Mini fridge and single serve coffee maker included but no microwave. The bathroom is very large and bright. Huge counter space. The large counter mirror has a built-in TV which is high-tech and useful. This has its own remote and separate from the main TV. There is a bench and wall hooks. The closet with hangers, safe and ironing board is within the bathroom area. There is also a wide full-length mirror in the bathroom. The shower is a walk-in with glass sliding doors. The shower is long but narrow. The wall-hung bottles are located exactly where you would stand and makes an already narrow shower even more narrow. I hope they relocate these to the opposite wall for better clearance. A grab bar and 2 wall shelves in shower for convenience. The textured wallpaper is really beautiful. A large sliding door is thick for privacy. Extras include (but not guaranteed): electric humidifier, complimentary bottled water, spare toothpaste, cotton swabs, 2 robes, slippers and lavendar balm. Starbucks and The Keg on site. Overall a very nice stay with great service.

I stayed here for 5 nights. All the staff from the front desk to the housekeeping and maintenance staff were very efficient and friendly. The breakfast bar was ok with a fairly good variety but was barley warm. The restaurant was OK but expensive for what you get. The first steak sandwich was OK, done medium rare like I ordered, and tender but the second one was tough and medium well done and cold. (I ordered medium rare) I also ordered gravy on the fries and will never do that again. The extra charge for a bit of gravy was $3.00. The drinks were very expensive too. Wine was $1.00 per ounce and a Carona was $9.00. All in all, it was a very expensive 5 days. On the up side though, the hotel was very clean and quiet up to the last night. I also have a handicap license plate so I park in a handicap spot. The last night I got a note on my car saying that I don't have authorization to park there and if I don't move my car, further action will be taken. Apparently the other guests were complaining. I took the desk clerk out there and showed him my HANDICAP LICENSE PLATE that is registered to me. The manager should really do his research before he puts notes like that on cars. Also, whoever complained should look at the license plate before complaining about something they know nothing about. I will stay there again because I like the place and the staff--AND--I'll park in the handicap spot.

I have stayed here more than once, Gray Eagle Hotel is as good as ever, and the Chinese food and buffet are beyond expectations. I strongly recommend everyone to stay here!

Visited relatives here and booked for one night. Great hotel, very clean. The staff was amazing, friendly and accommodating. The room was clean and comfortable. We could hear the neighbors when they came back but luckily they were quiet and had free earplugs if needed :). The breakfast buffet was exactly what we needed and what you expected: scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, potatoes, bread, cereal, etc. The service was also very good! If you stay here, it is highly recommended.