Hotels with Hot Tubs in North Saskatchewan River Valley

"The toilet in the washroom flushed by itself every 30-45 minutes and when we told about it to the front desk lady she did not even apologized about and felt bad even we said we had a restless night because of the washroom toilet flushing every 30-45 mins. "

"Good. Clean. Nice and friendly "

"Air conditioning didn’t work in the room and the tv wall mount was broken. You could hear people partying outside in the dog park until late in the morning. "

"Was a good experience . Staff were friendly and room was clean "

"Easy check in"

"This property is budget friendly and is located in a central downtown location. The room was average as expected, dated and showing its age. It could use a good cleaning as windows in lobby and room as well as elevators/floors need attention. The breakfast was good with an assortment of options. Pool and hot tub are small but a nice amenity to have. Nighttime outside the hotel is noisy but earplugs help. It’s an older property and expectations should be such. Staff is friendly and service is good. "

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"Always liked this place but a few things this time makes me think things are going a little downhill. First, the temperature in the rooms was sweltering and there was nothing you could do to adjust it, other than opening up the sliding door to the little balcony. They did send us up a a fan but evenings were hard to sleep through. Worse was the temperature in the gym. Felt like you were working out in Death Valley in the middle of the summer. Breakfasts were not as good, either. Eggs now seem powdered. Coffee was weak and no way Starbucks’s as advertised. Nice to get complimentary valet but one day after returning our car at 12:30 in the afternoon, we were walking out to go for dinner at 5 and the car was still outside. They forgot to park it. Staff still pretty friendly and good location on Whyte Avenue. But hotel needs to up its game as people will stop coming if they don’t. "

"Breakfast could have had more reliable fruit and could have had reusable plates and cutlery instead of disposable"