Calgary-Edmonton Corridor, Alberta hotel rooms at the Fairmont

"No bathroom slippers , complimentary water bottles were provided. Guests are expected to pay for every small item, which feels disappointing considering the amount already paid for the stay. Basic amenities like slippers and at least one complimentary water bottle are something even many small hotels provide nowadays."

"Overall, excellent stay. Waterslides/pool were a hit as always. Pillows were flimsy and not supportive at all, so maybe bring your own if youre someone like me and needs that."

"Parking was great and well monitored. Rooms were clean, staff were friendly Very close to west Edmonton mall."

"The hotel is old and not worth $235 for one night. I'd rather sleep in the car than pay this amount for this room."

"room door is so hard to open and close,the quality of breakfast is very poor and the kitchen staff seems rude However front desk staff are nice.your rooms window and furniture need to be cleaned "

"It provided everything I needed a place to stay during my brief stay calgary"

"The staff were very helpful with the renovations."

"DO NO STAY HERE!! No towels at all in our room (bath, hand, or face—only a bath mat). Missing lamps only 3 pillows on a king bed, the toilet doesn’t flush, and the shower is dirty. The walls are not soundproof—the neighbour’s door has been opening every 30 seconds since 3am. There was only one sheet and a very small blanket. We asked for towels at 3am and still didn’t have them by 7am. The room phone had no information, so we had to Google to call the front desk. No one answered the first three calls. When someone finally did, they said towels would arrive in 30 minutes—they never came. When we realized towels were not arriving and were leaving there was a women in the stairwell using drugs. Earlier, around 3am, we followed a prostitute into the hotel."

"It was a fantastic stay. "