We had a fantastic time hosting a corporate event in the space, and look forward to future reasons…read moreto come back. This is certainly an exceptionally charming space in the heart of the old industrial district of Calgary. We especially enjoy the classy brick walls, large windows, and welcoming fire places. Everything is absolutely fantastic. Plenty of parking, and a great little spot to host your event or have your wedding.

Nice, clean and well appointed rooms!…read more I have stayed in quite a few Courtyard by Marriott in Canada and I really love the newer Courtyard as the design so much younger and nicer. Front desk staff was friendly and checked in was uneventful. Parking can be tight. Busy and the underground parking space is so small and definitely looking for a space at the outdoor parking area if you are driving a car bigger than mid size. There is a plaza across the street that has a sizable grocery store and some fast food joint in case you need to pick up some supplies.

I didn't spend much time at the hotel since it was only a place to rest in between attending a…read moreconcert and then going back to work the next day. Check in was quick and efficient at the front desk with a quick run down of where the pool and fitness facilities were. My king room on the second floor was clean and spacious. A nice desk area with lighting, a comfortable chair, coffee machine and mini fridge. There was a sectional with lamp and plugs for all your electronics. A lot of time I feel that hotel rooms are a bit on the dark side but there was plenty of lighting around the room. The only quibble I have about the bathroom is that when you're showering water splashes onto the floor. I guess that's what the bath mat is for. Depending on where I am going to spend time in Calgary I may or may not stay here again, just because it is a bit further from downtown.

Played Apple Creek on September 13 2025. The golf course was…read morein very poor condition. Most of the tee boxes had no grass on them (none) Move the markers?? The ground was so hard you could hardly get a tee in the ground. Fairways were burned out and like concrete. Greens were shaggy, slow and inconsistent. Golf cart was crap, would not start most of the time, when it did, would squeal and lurch forward. Honestly the worst course condition I have ever played.

Had a wonderful breakfast with a beautiful view Apple Creek Golf Course…read more The setting has a rustic feel. They take booking for special events, versus banquet size rooms. Staff was friendly Plenty of parking The view of the golf course is outstanding. Will be returning!!!

Our family had a lovely horse drawn sleigh ride experience in Alberta here near Kananaskis outside…read morethe Banff area. The ride is about 30 minutes but went by quickly - we were given two blankets each one to sit on to stay warm and a second to cover us up. You can for easily 4 adults across in a row (maybe 6 rows?) - very charming and peaceful ride into the snowy woods! When we returned we had hot coffee and hot chocolates waiting for us! Definitely a must for any families or couples!

Came here for a 2 hour trail ride with my family. It was one of my favorite activities while…read morevisiting Canada for the holiday. We were a party of 4 and went with another group of two. They assigned us to our horses and gave us instructions on how to direct our horses and hold the reigns. I'm a first time horse rider and was nervous, but once we started I got more comfortable and enjoyed it! The trail was a little muddy and goes up and down hills but it's amazing to see what these horses can do. The views were breathtaking and the weather was perfect. Chloe, our leader on the ride, was great. I appreciated that she made sure to have us stop for photos. I would definitely come back. Your butt might be sore afterwards :)

BEST WEDDING VENUE EVER- I've been to a lot of weddings in my life... this was something TOTALLY…read moreDIFFERENT. It wasn't just a wedding.. it was an EXPERIENCE. Great EVERYTHING. The Lodging is so unique, the Dining Hall (Great Room) was perfect. The costumers made EVERYONE part of the show. I'm SUGGESTING this place to everyone. You know it was a good EVENT when at Day 3 you don't wanna go home. CHECK IT OUT, you will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Medieval glamping experience. Offering medieval-themed glamping in deluxe tents with comfy beds,…read morewooden floors, electricity & en-suite 'throne room'. Includes breakfast, costumes, daily activities (such as long-bow archery, crafts, swords, games, etc), and a medieval feast on Saturday night.

We had a verbal and written contract with Louise for day of co-ordination for our wedding. She…read moredidn't fulfill what she verbally promised and what her website states - a stress free wedding day. While other vendors were telling her not to call me with little details, Louise still called. She mixed up all aspects of the wedding songs (processional and bride and groom introduction into the reception) and then blamed the DJ then tried to blame us saying we never sent her the list (when the DJ had the list she forwarded to him). She almost sent the children of the wedding party down in the wrong order, the venue she set up was a mess (she blamed the hotel for not being at her beck and call - when she had hotel, DJ and my friends helping her - obviously can't get it done herself). She said she doesn't have the proper insurance to use her personal vehicle to run "work errands." Was having a drink at the wedding (not sure if this is general practice - especially when she claims she had no time to sit down). Decor wasn't set up how it was discussed and I even sent her pictures (also she suggested me buy items she didn't use because she "didn't know what they were for") the guest book pens in a vase next to the guest book - "I didn't know what those where for, so I didn't put them out" so our guest signed our black guest book pages with a black pen she put out. Top is ALL off we had paid her to stay an extra 2 hours to clean up our wedding decor - she left. Her excuse is that she checked with the hotel (a server or bartender) to see if they were okay with taking it all down. When in fact she had talked to the event service manager about this specifically and was told that the hotel IS NOT responsible for taking those items down, also in the contract with the hotel which Louise had a copy of. So at the end of the night we were ripped of $$$ and had to take down our wedding decor. 3 of the 4 vendors had negative things to say about her. She didn't inform our photographers of changes to the sched and they almost missed the garter/bouguet toss and the Chinese dragons that came through. 2 very big events during our wedding. Denies that any of this is her fault - CANNOT BE TAKEN FOR HER WORD or CANT FULFILL HER CONTRACT. Her website promotes her wedding, with testimonials from her husband. Don't be fooled.

From the owner: We are a full service wedding and event planning company. Day of Coordination offered, as well as…read moremonth of, full planning, and hourly rates. Call if you're looking for someone to coordinate your wedding or special event, make arrangements for florists, DJ's, transportation, wedding attire, Wedding ceremony locations, venues, live bands, ceremony music, other entertainment, wedding decor, linens & chair covers, you name it, we can help. Budgetting assistance, scheduling, timelines and communicate with your hired vendors on your day.

I had my first visit to the Inglewood Community Hall last night for the Kit and Kaboodle Circus. I…read morewondered how they were going to simulate a big top in a community hall. When I pulled up and saw the circular hall, it all became clear! Spacious and well-kept, the hall is in good shape and looks to be home to a hub of different activities, like the Rhythm Cafe-live drumming and music the last Friday of every month. I like the circular setup of this hall better than your typical rectangular halls. It made for a good view of the stage from almost any angle. Acoustics for the show were clear, although I'm not sure if the hall came with a sound system or not. At any rate, it's a nice little spot for community events down in Inglewood.

From the owner: Inglewood Community Hall specializes in Venue rentals for events of all kinds such as board…read moremeetings, weddings, small concerts, birthday parties, BBQs, spiritual services and fitness classes. The ICA Hall is also the home of Wednesday evening 'Cool Choir' and Friday evening public Drum Circles, hosted by 'Circles of Rhythm'. During the school year, the ICA Hall also hosts Colonel Walker Programs, a Before & After School Program for our community school (Colonel Walker Elementary School), and the Mangrove Tree Preschool & Childcare Program.

This was the first time I'd ever checked out McKenzie Towne Hall. I have to say what an awesome…read morecommunity it's located in first. It's located off of a main road so it's easy to get to. I attended a women's event that took place in the gym and stopped by the front desk to inquire about what the building was used for. I was surprised to learn that Council operates out of the building, as well as they rent their facility for weddings, kids camps, drop in gym activities, social groups, etc. It really is a nice facility and also has an elevator for access to the lower floor if you're unable to use the stairs.

Send out a detailed ledger where the money goes?. Maybe the 10 ppl standing around jackassing…read morearound running around the traffic circle flowerbed while 2 others are actually working. I shouldnt have to call 311 to fix your community i pay you to even stay in business. I hope your taxes sky rocketed this year. You guys are completely useless.

Along a quiet residential street in Inglewood, surrounded by small, old bungalows is not the…read morelocation you'd expect to find such a remarkable venue. I think Festival Hall is a remarkable venue, because it seems both so out of place and so perfect for the neighbourhood at the same time. The building is by no means extravagant - a brick cube that could very well be a small apartment. You'll almost pay no attention to it, wondering if you've gone the wrong direction until you get close enough to read the sign on the front wall. It blends into its surroundings without so much as a parking lot to indicate there's a concert venue in the area. Inside, the 200ish seat space is comfortable and intimate. The performance area is a large cube room with some brilliantly subtle touches that prevent it from sounding like a small gymnasium. Large soft curtains at the back to absorb sound, angled walls, ceiling and attractive roof trusses break up sound and reduce echo and keep you focused on the performance. The space works well for unamplified performances - I was most recently wowed by Cowtown Opera's ability to fill the space using nothing more than vocals and a single piano. I've also seen several roots / blues acts here and the space sounds excellent at the higher volumes of drum kits and electric guitars. Another cool feature is the versatility of the space. Without fixed seating, they are free to setup the room to accommodate the needs of any performer. With a full-house the foyer can get pretty packed at intermission and I quickly find myself seeking some fresh air. You can order any kind of beer as long as it's Big Rock, which is a-ok by me! Drinks are also permitted in the performance hall which is a nice touch.

The food here is so good the sweets are amazing they taste very nice and fresh and also the other…read morefood here is foood

Best coffee in town. Food is excellent and the regulars are all great people. Quality art on the…read morewall is all for sale and the location is close to the museum and Maggie's Diner.