Best Hotels in Calgary

Explore Calgary hotels and choose from 230 properties near landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining.

Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre Calgary Airport
7.2 (222 reviews)

Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre Calgary Airport ★★★

📍 3515 26 St NE, Calgary

Convenient airport hotel positioned close to Calgary International Airport. Boasting expansive conference and banquet spaces, well-equipped guest rooms, an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, on-site dining and free parking. Perfect for business conferences, overnight transit stays and group travellers.

Hotel 11, Mod A Sonesta Collection
9.3 (86 reviews)

Hotel 11, Mod A Sonesta Collection ★★★★

📍 11 Freeport Cres NE, Calgary

Five minutes from Calgary airport on Freeport Crescent, this hotel runs a free 24-hour shuttle and has an indoor pool, hot tub, 24-hour gym, restaurant and free parking.

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary-Airport
9.1 (62 reviews)

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary-Airport ★★★

📍 2420 37 Ave NE, Calgary

Six miles from Calgary airport, this hotel runs a free shuttle and includes a hot breakfast, indoor pool, fitness centre, free Wi-Fi and parking, with soundproof rooms and meeting space.

Emerald Hotel & Suites Calgary Airport
7.0 (81 reviews)

Emerald Hotel & Suites Calgary Airport ★★

📍 2750 Sunridge Blvd NE, Calgary

On Sunridge Boulevard in northeast Calgary, about 10 minutes from the airport with a free 24-hour shuttle, this hotel offers grab-and-go breakfast, a gym, restaurant and bar, and free parking.

DoubleTree by Hilton Calgary North
8.7 (295 reviews)

DoubleTree by Hilton Calgary North ★★★★

📍 2120 16 Ave NE, Calgary

Just off Highway 2 in north Calgary, 10 minutes from downtown, this hotel has an indoor pool, gym, restaurant and free parking, with balconies in some rooms and a paid airport shuttle.

Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre
8.8 (150 reviews)

Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre ★★★★

📍 1316 33 St NE, Calgary

On 33 Street NE in Calgary, near Sunridge Mall, this hotel has an indoor pool and hot tub, gym, restaurant and free parking, plus more than 30,000 square feet of conference space.

Holiday Inn CALGARY-AIRPORT by IHG
8.6 (160 reviews)

Holiday Inn CALGARY-AIRPORT by IHG ★★★

📍 1250 McKinnon Dr NE, Calgary

Practical IHG airport hotel near Calgary International Airport, offering complimentary airport shuttle and ample on-site parking. It provides well-furnished rooms fitted with microwaves and mini-fridges, a heated indoor pool, fitness centre, on-site restaurant, versatile meeting spaces and pet-friendly policies, ideal for transit passengers and business gatherings.

Metta Stays Edgemont in Calgary
9.2 (74 reviews)

Metta Stays Edgemont in Calgary ★★★★

📍 8328 Edgevalley Dr NW, Calgary

Central Bangkok serviced residence close to Nana BTS Station. It features roomy studios and multi-bedroom apartments fitted with kitchenettes, an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and sauna. Ideal for medium and long stays amid Sukhumvit’s dining, shopping and nightlife hubs.

Executive Residency by Best Western Calgary City View North
9.2 (142 reviews)

Executive Residency by Best Western Calgary City View North ★★★

📍 9665 Aurora Park Link NE, Calgary

On Aurora Park Link in northeast Calgary, six kilometres from the airport with a free shuttle, this hotel has full kitchens, an indoor pool and hot tub, gym, restaurant and free parking.

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Where to Stay in Calgary

Find the Calgary neighborhood that matches your travel style

Residential

Northeast Calgary

A vibrant, diverse neighborhood that offers easy airport access, a world of multicultural dining, and plenty of family-friendly fun.

  • Close to the airport
  • Diverse global cuisine
  • Family-friendly amenities
Best for: Airport stays, Families, Budget
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Downtown Calgary

Downtown Calgary

Vibrant city centre with iconic tower, Stephen Avenue, corporate offices and riverfront pathways.

  • Calgary Tower view
  • +15 skywalk system
  • Dining & nightlife
Best for: Sightseeing, Business, Convenience
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Suburban

Southeast Calgary

A thriving suburban area featuring modern developments, bustling shopping centers, and welcoming family-friendly communities.

  • Modern amenities
  • Shopping centers
  • Quiet residential
Best for: Families, Extended stays, Value
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Upscale

Northwest Calgary

An affluent residential neighborhood featuring stunning mountain views, lush parklands, upscale homes, and premier golf courses.

  • Mountain vistas
  • Trails through the parklands
  • Luxury living
Best for: Nature lovers, Luxury, Families
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Academic

University of Calgary District

A vibrant university campus buzzing with youthful energy, featuring top-notch sports facilities, innovative research parks, and plenty of spots for a casual bite.

  • Campus access
  • Sports venues
  • Student-friendly atmosphere
Best for: Campus tours, sporting events, and travel budgets
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Established

Southwest Calgary

Sophisticated, established neighborhoods offering riverfront access, charming boutique shopping, and exquisite fine dining.

  • Riverside trails
  • Charming boutique shops
  • Fine dining
Best for: Luxury, outdoor activities, and dining
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Find Your Perfect Stay in Calgary by Travel Style

Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel Hotels in Calgary

Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel

"Had a delayed flight was able to book instantly with Trip.com. The front receptionist were very helpful and kind. I was extremely tired from my day. Without even asking they upgraded my room with a view. I was pleasantly surprised that not only do they have a whirlpool on their second floor but also a pool for you to enjoy. Had I know about this and been prepared for a swim I would have certainly enjoyed going for a dip."

Best Western Plus Port OCall Hotel Hotels in Calgary

Best Western Plus Port OCall Hotel

"This hotel is lovely and a great choice if you need to stay near the airport for connecting flights. They offer complimentary airport transfers (to and from the airport) upon request."

Four Points by Sheraton Calgary Airport Hotels in Calgary

Four Points by Sheraton Calgary Airport

"Overall, the hotel is very nice and well-equipped. The room was spacious and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. There is also convenient parking, a pool, and other great amenities, which made the experience even better. However, there was an issue with the pricing that left us confused. I originally booked the room for $129, but at check-in I was charged $154 without any prior notice or explanation. Since we had been traveling for about 10 hours, I only noticed this the next day. To make things more confusing, the receipt I received later showed $132. While the difference is not huge, having three different prices without clarification felt uncomfortable and a bit disappointing. Because of this, I would think twice before booking here again."

Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Suites Calgary West Hotels in Calgary

Four Points by Sheraton Hotel & Suites Calgary West

"Still havr some rooms for improvement"

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Guest Reviews on Calgary Hotels

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Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre Calgary Airport ★★★
"Feels like compared to the last couple times it’s cleanliness has gone down hill"
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2026-04-17
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Hotel 11, Mod A Sonesta Collection ★★★★
"Unfortunately, the front desk staff didn’t seem very welcoming. Their expression and tone gave the impression that they were not interested in helping guests. Overall, everything was great. The room was clean, the facilities were nice, and the stay was comfortable."
★★★★★
2025-10-14
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Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary-Airport ★★★
"The room is large, with a microwave and refrigerator, which is very convenient. There is a sofa bed in the living room. There is a simple breakfast, including milk, bread, fruit, waffles and eggs, which is quite convenient. It is not far from the airport, but there is no noise from planes taking off and landing."
★★★★★
2024-09-10
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Emerald Hotel & Suites Calgary Airport ★★
"It was alright, and clean enough, but it felt a bit old. Since it was only for one night, overall it was fine."
★★★★★
2026-08-11
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DoubleTree by Hilton Calgary North ★★★★
"A frustrating stay at Doubletree. The front desk staff were polite, but it was downhill from there. (Although it's worth mentioning that we noticed later that other guests were offered cookies, which we were not for some reason). The rooms were very dim with only fluorescent lamps for lighting. Rooms were not cosy, and were awkwardly arranged. 'FREE' bottles of water were provided, but in small print there was a specification that these are only for Honors members of a certain rank, which we were not. This feels cheap and sneaky. I would have thought that a Doubletree could have provided its guests with a complimentary bottle of water. The lobby again is awkwardly arranged and didn't allow for any arrangement for socialising with other guests in our party. The bar closed too early, with rude staff telling unwilling to help us and telling us were were NOT to use the tables or any of the chairs in that section of the lobby. Breakfast was a joke. Located up a flight of stairs, with no lift accessing the room. Members of our party have mobility issues, so this was very disappointing. I assume the breakfast room is simply inaccessible for wheelchair users. The breakfast itself was greasy and unappetising , with a poor selection. Many of the stations were empty, with one member of staff trying to refill everything. It was incredibly understaffed. After another guest caused a small fire by putting a croissant in the toaster; I informed a member of staff, who accusingly asked if it was actually us who had caused it. Also, the coffee urn was empty almost from the start of breakfast. This same staff member walked around with coffee for refills, but then told us we could just get it ourselves, then asked us if we were SURE there was no coffee left in the urn. Overall, a disappointing stay, especially for a Doubletree. Would strongly advise you to stay elsewhere."
★★★★★
2026-08-18
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Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre ★★★★
"Nice place to stay"
★★★★★
2026-05-11
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Holiday Inn CALGARY-AIRPORT by IHG ★★★
"Nice and cozy and clean. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pool amenities is family-friendly too. Restaurant for breakfast is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Parking lot is accessible too. ❗️But my request to book my room atleast closer to my sister was not granted even they confirmed the day before we arrived. We were put on different floors instead. We booked for 4 rooms in total for this trip. 👎🏻"
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2026-01-19
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Metta Stays Edgemont in Calgary ★★★★
"Incredible accommodation very close to the airport. I felt right at home. Thanks!"
★★★★★
2026-09-11
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Executive Residency by Best Western Calgary City View North ★★★
"Everything was great just the shower is like little water for me, if next time would be a lot of water next time."
★★★★★
2026-04-17

Hotels Near Top Calgary Landmarks

Experience the charm of Calgary by staying near the iconic landmarks.

Calgary Tower

Calgary Tower

Stay beside Calgary's iconic observation tower, standing 191 metres above the downtown core. Enjoy spectacular 360° views of the city, prairies, and majestic Rocky Mountains from the glass floor observation deck.

Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo

Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo

Book near one of Canada's finest zoos, home to over 1,000 animals from around the world. Explore the award-winning Panda Passage, African Savannah, and immersive wildlife conservation experiences.

Downtown

Downtown

Stay in Calgary's vibrant city centre, featuring modern skyscrapers and the famous +15 skywalk system. Enjoy world-class dining, entertainment venues, and the energetic pulse of Alberta's business capital.

Prince's Island Park

Prince's Island Park

Experience Calgary's beautiful urban island park on the Bow River, perfect for picnics and festivals. Enjoy scenic walking paths, summer music festivals, and peaceful riverside relaxation.

Stephen Avenue Walk

Stephen Avenue Walk

Stay on Calgary's famous pedestrian mall, featuring historic sandstone buildings and trendy boutiques. Enjoy patio dining, street performers, unique shops, and lively nightlife venues.

The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland

The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland

Discover where the Bow and Elbow Rivers meet, Calgary's historic founding location. Explore scenic river pathways, learn Indigenous history, and enjoy peaceful natural surroundings.

Peace Bridge

Peace Bridge

Stay beside Santiago Calatrava's iconic red pedestrian bridge spanning the Bow River. Walk the stunning helix structure, enjoy riverside views, and capture unforgettable architectural photographs.

The Military Museums

The Military Museums

Book near Canada's comprehensive military history complex honouring our armed forces. Explore fascinating exhibits, tanks, aircraft, and stories of Canadian military heritage and sacrifice.

Glenbow

Glenbow

Experience Western Canada's premier art and history museum in city centre Calgary. Discover Indigenous art, Canadian masterpieces, and fascinating exhibits of the region's rich cultural heritage.

Calgary Travel Information

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120V/Type A/B

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Cards/Interac/Cash

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Connectivity

Rogers/Bell/Telus

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Current Weather

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Calgary Hotels: Where to Stay by Area, Budget and Trip Type

Calgary's hotels cluster around three zones: the downtown core, the airport corridor to the north-east, and the quieter southern edge along Macleod Trail. Which one you pick depends on whether your trip is built around meetings, the mountains or a flight. This guide compares the three, explains what each price band buys, and adds local habits that save time.

Calgary Hotels at a Glance: Which Area Fits Your Trip

Start with the shape of your days. Downtown suits a city break or a conference, the north-east suits an early flight, and the south-east suits a road trip heading out of town.

Area

Best for

Price level

Transport

Trade-off

Downtown Calgary

City breaks, business, the Calgary Tower

Mid-range to premium

LRT lines through the core, with the Stampede grounds a short ride away

Parking costs and busy streets on event nights

Northeast Calgary

Airport arrivals, one-night stays

Budget to mid-range

Airport shuttle routes and a quick drive to the terminal

Fewer restaurants within walking distance

Southeast Calgary

Road trips, long stays, budget stays

Budget to mid-range

Macleod Trail and the ring road for drivers

A car is useful for everything

The three areas are close enough that a taxi between them is short, but the airport and the south-east reward travellers with a car. Downtown is the only area where you can leave the vehicle behind.

Downtown Calgary Hotels: The City Base

Downtown Calgary puts the Calgary Tower, the business district and the river pathways in one walkable pocket. It is the natural base for a city break or a conference, and the LRT makes the rest of the city reachable without a car.

Hotel

Best for

What to expect

Sandman Signature Calgary Downtown Hotel

A central base

Most comfortable option in the core, with rooms that guests describe as spacious and a location that makes the centre easy to reach on foot

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Calgary Downtown

A short trip where the room is comfortable and the streets outside do the work

Mid-range choice, with a downtown address and reviews that mention the location and the stay

Hampton Inn By Hilton Calgary Downtown

A central base

Adds a familiar brand to the same area, with rooms and a location that guests rate well

The Calgary Tower rising above the downtown skyline

Downtown is at its best in the evening, when the offices empty and the restaurants fill. If you are in town for the Stampede, book early and expect the core to be loud.

The core also works for a longer stay. Groceries, pharmacies and the river pathways sit within a few blocks, and the train covers the longer hops. A hotel here means you can leave the car at the hotel for days at a time.

Northeast Calgary Hotels: The Airport Corridor

Northeast Calgary runs along the airport corridor, with hotels built for short stays and early departures. It is not a sightseeing base, but it is the practical choice when the flight sets the schedule.

Hotel

Best for

What to expect

DoubleTree by Hilton Calgary North

A business trip that needs to be near the terminal without giving up a full-service hotel

Four-star option, with easy transport and a location close to the airport

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary-Airport

A central base

Mid-range pick, with friendly service mentioned in reviews and a location that works for an early flight

Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre Calgary Airport

A budget stay

Budget-friendly option, with a convenient location and easy transport

A street in Calgary's north-east, near the airport corridor

The area is quiet at night, and the restaurants are mostly attached to hotels. If you want a proper dinner, plan it downtown before you head out to the airport.

It is also the area that makes the most sense for a one-night stop. Land late, sleep, and drive or shuttle in the next morning; the reverse works for an early departure, when a downtown hotel would mean leaving before the trains start.

Southeast Calgary Hotels: Space and Road Access

Southeast Calgary follows Macleod Trail and the ring road, with larger properties and easier parking. It is the area for a road trip, a longer stay or a family that wants space.

Hotel

Best for

What to expect

The Glenmore Inn & Convention Centre

A central base

Largest option, with conference space and a location that suits a group or an event

Quality Inn & Conference Centre Calgary - Macleod Trail

A central base

Value pick, with service and location mentioned in reviews

Days Inn by Wyndham Calgary South

A central base

Simplest option, with clean rooms and the amenities you need for a short stop

A quiet residential street in south-east Calgary

A car changes this area completely. With one, the south-east is the easiest place to stay; without one, the downtown core is a better fit.

The southern edge is also the launch point for the mountains. Banff and the national parks sit west of the city, and a hotel near the ring road saves the crawl through downtown on the way out.

What Calgary Hotels Cost: What Each Price Band Buys

Rates in Calgary vary with the season and the event calendar, and the range tracks the area and the services on offer.

Calgary's downtown buildings seen from street level

Price level

What it buys

Budget

Simple rooms near the airport or the highway, often with breakfast

Mid-range

Full-service hotels in the core or near the airport

Premium

Larger rooms and full service downtown or at the airport

There are two takeaways worth carrying into the booking. The mid-range band carries most of the city's rooms, and the difference between hotels inside it comes down to location and room size. The premium band buys space and service rather than a different part of town.

Seasonality matters more than the band. Summer and Stampede week push rates up across the city, while the colder months bring them down and make the airport hotels a better deal for a short stop.

Calgary Hotels for Two Nights or Two Weeks

A weekend in Calgary fits one base. Two nights do not justify a move, and downtown gives you the tower, the river and the restaurants within walking distance.

Longer stays change the balance. A week or more makes parking, laundry and kitchen access matter, and the southern hotels with larger rooms start to make sense. If you plan to drive to Banff or the Badlands, the south-east puts you on the highway faster.

Winter changes the calculation again. A downtown hotel keeps dinner and the river walk within a short walk, while the airport and southern hotels depend on a car or a shuttle.

Stampede week fills the downtown hotels months ahead. If your dates fall in early July, book early and expect higher rates; the rest of the summer is busy but easier to work with.

Calgary Hotels: Practical Tips on the Ground

A few local habits make a Calgary stay easier.

Use the LRT for the core

The light rail runs through downtown and out to the north-east, which makes it useful for both sightseeing and the airport corridor. A hotel near a station saves a taxi on the nights you would rather not drive.

Plan the airport run around the time of day

Calgary's airport sits north-east of the centre, and the drive is quick outside rush hour. If you have an early flight, an airport hotel removes the guesswork; if not, downtown is the better base.

Pay the Canadian way

Cards and Interac are accepted almost everywhere, and cash still works in smaller shops. A tap-enabled card covers the train, the bus and most coffee stops.

Pack for dry cold

Winter in Calgary is cold and dry, with warm days possible in any season. Layers work better than a single heavy coat, and a hat and gloves earn their place from November onward.

Check parking before you book

If you drive, parking can cost as much as the room difference between areas. Hotels on the edge of downtown and in the south-east usually include it, while the core charges for it by the night.

Keep the first evening close

The first night after a long flight is easier when nothing needs arranging. A downtown hotel puts dinner and a walk within reach, and leaves the mountains for a day when you have had some sleep.

Stay downtown for the city, near the airport for an early flight, and in the south-east for a road trip. Pick the base that fits your days and let the city set the pace.

※ Prices and room availability vary by date and room type. Confirm current rates before booking.

More Information About Calgary Hotels

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Number of reviews

12,373

Total properties

230

Weekday Avg. Price

CAD 214

Weekend Avg. Price

CAD 226

Trending hotel

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary-Airport

Popular area

Northeast Calgary

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