Find hotels near Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, Edmonton from AED 229

"Breakfast isn't serve till 9:30 just too late. Apart from that It was great."

"Front Desk was amazing and so was the young fellow behind the bar"

"Bruno , waiter at Chops was excellent, funny and attentive. Issue with bathroom barn door would not stay closed . Remote and tv were difficult to use Maybe using the snow blower at 7 in the morning not the best time "

"It was a ok stay. There was quite a bit of ice build up on the inside window frame. Would be nice to have actual cutlery and plates and glasses at breakfast instead of wooden cutlery, paper plates and cups. Parking cost ($10/night) was not clear upon arrival, you’d think parking would be included in your stay, I’ve never had to pay for parking at a hotel."

"Loved staying here with my family, great experience "

"I drive a hi bread car the only spot open in the parking lot open to park and the electrical was not working I tried to tell front desk they kept saying it works other then that out stay was fine"

"Room was clean. Daily housekeeping good. Breakfast on Friday was amazing. Real plates and cutlery and BACON!! Breakfast Saturday and Sunday was a little less spectacular and budget friendly for the hotel. Still fine. Our bed was very soft. Maybe too soft mattress old. Forced cuddling. But we still slept well. The TV wouldn’t get all the channels from the cable. Possible the line from the wall to the tv needed to be replaced. Very fuzzy and scrambled. Wifi was good and strong. Pool and hot tub were ok. Quiet and Clean on Friday. Hot tub on Saturday was busy and dirty. But really what do you expect when you take a bath with a bunch of strangers? Anyone for human soup? Needed to call to get towels in the pool area filled as they only bring out a few at a time. Affordable. Not really near anything so glad we rented a car. Would stay again for the price and Friday breakfast. "

"Nice property clean!"

"They are really friendly and I usually stay at this hotel every time I’m passing through Edmonton"