Best Hotels near L＇OCCITANE EN PROVENCE, Edmonton

The hotel is very clean, the service is warm and thoughtful, next door is the home restaurant, driving to the west mall is very close, very convenient.

I made a last minute booking at the Element Edmonton West due to unexpected change in our travel itinerary, as Icefields Parkway was shut down for half a day, and we couldn't get to Banff without a long driving day. I've stayed at an Element before, so sort of knew what to expect. Upon arrival, I remember the distinctive smell that the Element uses, which I quite like. Check-in was fast, easy and friendly. Our room was quite large and comfortable fit 5 people. Like all other elements, it's had nice, simple, European look that I like. Bed were very soft and comfortable. Also took advantage of the small kitchen to reheat some dinner leftovers. Our room did face the highway, so we certainly did hear the road noise - not the worst road noise I've experienced, but certainly noticeable. I measured the WiFi speed to be around 30Mbps, which is pretty good. Breakfast is very simple here. Regular toast, one meat (sausage), one potato dish (hash browns), a couple of cereal options, oatmeal, yogurt, whole fruit, and eggs-prepared-to-order. To drink, you can choose from coffee, tea, orange juice, apple juice or water. Building is connected to the Four Points, so I'm not sure if there are any shared facilities, as I didn't use any. Plenty of parking during our stay. Overall, the hotel met my expectations for an Element. Nice, modern, and clean. Service was fine, only wished there was variety for breakfast, but still a good stay.

Booked this hotel..for 4 nights.. still here it’s night 2, but seriously going to be looking at other options in the morning for a better stay. I am paying 440$ a night for something that I thought was executive high end.. very disappointed. Plus side, the room is really great, beds and pillows are comfy and it is very clean. Here’s the thing, 440$ a night ? For what? Generally hotels that are in this price range come with: a concierge, a door man or two, room service, a mini bar, room service, turn down service, basic housekeeping service ,a room directory etc.. this hotel comes with no amenities which is just fine but at least lower your rates and don’t tout yourselves to be something you’re not. When I questioned front desk staff it was all blamed on Covid. Cop out at best and I feel sorry for your staff. I work in this industry and am appalled. Quit blaming the pandemic for your shortcomings. Great if you want to cheap out but at least lower your rates and call a spade a spade.

We stayed here after being bumped from Travelodge Edmonton Airport last-minute due to overbooking. We were very fortunate to find a room, as most hotels were sold-out due to Garth Brooks being in town and since we were attending a wedding we were worried we would have to back-out of it due to this. Luckily that was not the case! The hotel was older but exceptionally clean! The pool and breakfast room were closed due to renovations but we did not care because we would not have used these amenities anyway (we were on a tight schedule). Service was great! Super friendly and professional. We dealt with Mary Jasnoor at check-in and again check-out. She was super sweet and helped us forget the terrible experience we had earlier in the day (see my other review for Travelodge Edmonton Airport) Thank you for a very good stay!

The hotel room IS a little dated, but our room was clean and comfortable. The AC system worked perfectly, the bed was a dream. On site covered parking was helpful. Cora's breakfast restaurant is attached to the hotel which is another winner for me. If you don't need fancy, this is the place to stay. Rob at the Front Desk was delightful - friendly, funny and helpful! I would book a stay here again

We had 3 rooms booked for one night. The price was right, and the view to the river valley was lovely. Unfortunately, to get that view, one must stay in a room directly opposite the elevator, which is fine for some, but can be noisy. The beds seemed comfortable, but the bathrooms were grungy and out-dated, and the faucet handles on my sink turned the opposite way from what is typical here. There really should be free parking for guests, especially in this rougher part of town. And please put some barrier under the door, as the light from the hallway is really bright at night, and if there were a fire, the huge gap would permit a lot of smoke into the room.

Good location, nice and clean room with new facility. Recommended

The location is pretty good. I stayed for two nights, but there were a lot of homeless people downstairs. It was difficult to go out when it got dark, so I had to eat at the restaurant on the fifth floor. There is a free parking lot at the door, which is more convenient. It is closer to the river on foot during the day, which is convenient for travel. , many hotels nearby

I had an amazing stay at the Super 8. Sandy is amazing if you’re checking in with her, and the lady in the pub has fantastic service skills. I wish I had of caught her name. She’s fantastic and very attentive. My only complaint is after I left the hotel. I had accidentally left my single use contact lenses in my room. I obviously didn’t realize this until I was getting ready the next morning. I phoned the Super 8 to see if I had accidentally left them….and honestly had to really push for them to look in the lost and found. Thankfully, they found them. I had an emergency pair in my purse “just in case”, but had I have not had the emergency pair, I would have been unable to drive or even see 2 feet in front of me. When I picked them up, they clearly had my old room number and date attached to the “lost item”. I really would have appreciated a two minute phone call or text message to let me know that I had left something behind. Luckily, I was still in the area to be able to pick them up. When I expressed my disappointment to the front desk about the lack of contact, a manager (I think) was there to immediately jump on me to let me know that it was my fault for leaving something behind. I completely and fully understand that it was my mistake that I left something behind, however it would have taken a two minute call to let me know and I would have immediately turned around to pick them up. My recommendation would be to simply just let guests know if they leave something substantial behind. Many of your guests are travelling and are unable to drive back to pick things up when they realize something is missing. Small things make a big difference in the service industry. :) Regardless, I’ll be back! It’s one of my faves in Sherwood Park.