Hotels Near Stewart's Men's Wear in Edmonton

Breakfast is $ 31 / person, and the restaurant service for dinner is good, but the taste is really average. An old store with a long history, the price is very close to the people at Fairmont level, the temperature of the pool is very good, it is recommended to try

It has been a few years since I last stayed at this hotel. I was greeted at reception by Chris who was very friendly and efficient. Chris is a great ambassador for the hotel and makes you feel welcome. He thanked me for choosing the hotel and being a Titanium Bonvoy member. I did receive the expected amenities for my stay. Parking is very easy with the West parkade adjoining the hotel. I chose this hotel due to a meeting close by and then a second night being close to enjoy an Oilers game at Rogers Place. I enjoyed breakfast at District 102 Restaurant which is part of the hotel on 3rd floor (separate review). I was upgraded to a very nice suite which overlooks the City Centre Mall. Beds are very comfortable, work area is very good and chairs are very welcoming. Room and bathroom were very clean. Housekeeping staff are also very friendly and greeted me in the mornings (stayed two nights). This hotel is ideal for venues in the downtown area. Access is easy and a very welcoming and inviting staff. I look forward to returning soon.

Breakfast is a typical continental breakfast, but there are a wide range of fruits, dairy products and bread. The reception is very friendly and valet parking is very convenient. It is very close to Albert University Hospital and within walking distance.

The location is very good and very quiet; the facilities, no slippers and toothbrushes, have no effect on me, I have always brought my own slippers and toothbrushes, there is no electric kettle, I use a coffee machine to burn, every time a cup; breakfast is not bad; room Really small, the bed is high, the price goes with the market; overall it is still.

I endured 2 nights but would not have stayed longer. The last time I was here was my prom night in 1984, and it really does appear that is the last time they upgraded. Dingy, worn - just bonkers with all the bizarre rock features throughout the place and I think used to be lush and green - perhaps running fountains? Just dead and out of place now. I had a bunch of heavy luggage and thought I had scored a good parking spot near the door. nope, you go in and end up on trek through dingy, narrow and winding hallways. There IS an exterior door close to my room - I tried to get in and my key card wouldn't open it despite showing a green light. I later investigated from the inside -it was padlocked shut. The room is dingy, smells like cat pee (although I'm sure that isn't it). I have a great view of the dumpsters across the way, and they put me RIGHT by the elevator, There is on ice or pop machines on my floor, nor could I locate them. There is an inhouse restaurant but no room service. Just as well, as the only living human being I encountered said the restaurant was overpriced and the food absolutely terrible. The bed is as hard as a rock - but the pillows are comfy I'll grant them that. Whole place feels a bit twilight zone - I barely saw a living person. Oh, and don't forget the super sketchy industrial door out onto my super sketchy balcony. I have a suspicion that was someone else's soap in the shower as it was two unwrapped bars, but I can't say for sure. I didn't get any housekeeping - apparently you have to specifically ask? I'd rahter spend the night in the Twilight Zone tower of terror.

Positives: The room is spacious. The bed was comfortable. The room was clean. There was a kitchenette available though we didnt use it. Negatives: The hotel is located in a plaza which includes shops and stores. The breakfast was very basic and consisted of white and brown breads, english muffins, 3 variety of sugary cereals, hard boiled eggs which were in a fridge, coffee, tea, apple juice, orange juice, butter, honey, orange marmalade, strawberry jam and fruit yogurt. The hotel had a commotion during one breakfast morning. It could have been a domestic dispute or between two hotel guests however it was very unpleasant and uncomfortable. Police came to handle this.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The hotel appears run down from an exterior view. The exterior looks like the Disney ride Tower of Terror. Once inside the lobby has a tiny tv and only 4 chairs. The elevator and rooms are outdated and in need of renovations. Bed was lumpy, sofa old and weathered. Air conditioner unit in bedroom had a large gap to the outside and I could move the unit in and out of the wall. Staff was amazing as well as housekeeping. Not at all up to Sheraton standards.

It takes about 20 minutes by Uber from Edmonton Airport. It cost about 33 bucks. There is also a Korean restaurant nearby... It is not a walkable distance. All schedules were handled by Uber. The sound of the air conditioner in the room… . It's so big... I turned it off when I went to sleep.