Hotels near Christy’s Corner, Edmonton

This hotel is looks nice in the lobby, and is clean throughout. Unfortunately we were placed on a side of the hotel which nears construction near by the busy Yellowhead Trail. At night you can hear every semi truck drive by and every emergency vehicle with sirens go by as if you are outside. Windows must be very old and thin. I would highly recommend bring your own earplugs if you are a light sleeper. Beds are creaky and noisy everytime you move as well as heater that turns on every 15-20 minutes which is very loud and annoying. Bathrooms could use an upgrade as their age shows as well as furnishings in the rooms. Doesn’t quite match the title of hotel. Wouldn’t stay here in the future, wasn’t a first good experience.

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.

We booked an overnight stay at the Holiday Inn & Suites West Edmonton (11330 170 St NW) in a corner jacuzzi suite. We found the room to be spacious and clean overall with good adherence to COVID-19 protocols. What was particularly lovely was the bathroom which had ample space including a large walk-in shower, double sink and the jacuzzi which allowed us to relax and wind down in. The quality of sleep was satisfactory and the stay overall reflected the TripAdvisor rating average to date. It won't rock your world but it is a solid offering. The accommodations was of very good value for price paid. Being in an industrial zone, the area does not particularly have a ton of interesting amenities within walking distance, but with a vehicle it was convenient to access attractions further away. Please be aware not to confuse this location with the Holiday Inn Express & Suites West Edmonton at 18520 100 Ave NW as the names of the properties are similar and they are within 5km of each other. Please indicate if you found this review to be helpful as it will help me get a better sense where to focus my review efforts in the future. Thanks and stay safe all.

This hotel has the best location in beautiful Edmonton. Easy access to all the Edmonton attractions; has all the conveniences of nearby restaurants, supermarket, bank, drugstore. The hotel is immaculate and the bed and pillows are soooo comfortable! All the staff are welcoming and always helpful. I am a regular long stay client and have always had the best experience. If you like keeping fit, there is a fitness room and lovely walking paths in the adjacent area.

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.

Hotel location is OK, there is free parking, the hotel restaurant tastes very general, but the hotel facilities are not bad,

Good location . Just minutes away from West Edmonton Mall.. yummy complimentary breakfast; lots to choose : coffee, 4 different juices, fountain pop, waffles, eggs, omelets, bacon , sausage, hashbrowns , oatmeal, fruit, yogurt with fruit , cereal & milk, muffins Nice , clean rooms. have everything you need ; nice kitchenette extra pillows , blankets , sofa has a pullout bed . The bathroom has Dove soap, shampoo, conditioner , body wash & lotion I enjoy staying in this hotel There's an I hop , Tim Hortons and gas convenience store in walking distance

We booked the family room as we came with our teenaged kids for an oilers game. The room was HUGE! We had our own bedroom, and the kids had their own. Plus there is a pull out couch in the living room if you needed. The hotel is a great location, not overly far from west Ed mall or Roger’s place. The hotel itself is very clean and the front desk staff were great!