I am from Calgary and I stayed at this hotel because of an event downtown. Very easy to get to and it’s not in the heart of the hustle and bustle but still walking distance to transit. It’s very clean and the art deco vibe was so cute. Plus the added safety feature with using your keycard to get into the hotel late at night was comforting. Definitely will recommend this hotel to those staying in the city!
I am from Calgary and I stayed at this hotel because of an event downtown. Very easy to get to and it’s not in the heart of the hustle and bustle but still walking distance to transit. It’s very clean and the art deco vibe was so cute. Plus the added safety feature with using your keycard to get into the hotel late at night was comforting. Definitely will recommend this hotel to those staying in the city!
The alt hotel in university district was amazing in all terms. The property is newly built and opened which makes it a very clean, modern, and brand new equipment and facilities. The staff were very helpful and always there to accommodate you. It is also within walking distance to the University of Calgary and within 15 minute drive to the downtown, crescent heights, and other most-want-to-access spots. Our experience was wonderful and we would recommend the Alt Hotel.
The alt hotel in university district was amazing in all terms. The property is newly built and opened which makes it a very clean, modern, and brand new equipment and facilities. The staff were very helpful and always there to accommodate you. It is also within walking distance to the University of Calgary and within 15 minute drive to the downtown, crescent heights, and other most-want-to-access spots. Our experience was wonderful and we would recommend the Alt Hotel.
Breakfast was great. Bed comfortable. Very clean. But why do hotels have bathtubs? Who takes a bath in a hotel room. I try to find hotels that have walk-in showers.
Breakfast was great. Bed comfortable. Very clean. But why do hotels have bathtubs? Who takes a bath in a hotel room. I try to find hotels that have walk-in showers.
I recently stayed at The Westin Calgary Airport Hotel, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The service throughout the hotel was outstanding, with every team member going above and beyond to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay.
A special mention goes to the staff in the restaurant, who truly made my visit memorable. The warm hospitality and attention to detail were remarkable. Sweta and Margot, in particular, stood out with their professionalism, kindness, and...
I recently stayed at The Westin Calgary Airport Hotel, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The service throughout the hotel was outstanding, with every team member going above and beyond to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay.
A special mention goes to the staff in the restaurant, who truly made my visit memorable. The warm hospitality and attention to detail were remarkable. Sweta and Margot, in particular, stood out with their professionalism, kindness, and...
Roger
Reviewed January 15, 2025Reviewed January 15, 2025
Everything was very nice and the staff were friendly. The only minor complaint I had was it took a while for the water to get hot in the shower. Would definitely stay there again.
Everything was very nice and the staff were friendly. The only minor complaint I had was it took a while for the water to get hot in the shower. Would definitely stay there again.
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