We had a great stay at Ghost station. Full serviced sites, very clean, friendly staff and a little…read moreshop onsite. Yes there is a highway close by, but it's not Highway 1, therefore it was not too loud at night.

Don't waste your time going out there if your Rv is 10 years old or older. my daughter and I got…read moreturned away because of this. You're a little campground on the side of a loud ass highway and nothing for kids to do. You're trying to bring in these house on wheel's but I guess you haven't figured it out they all go stay in town at rivers edge, which had zero problems taking my money. Thanks anyways.

This place is really weird…read more Seems like it is a converted apartment building. Would probably be fine if i was staying for an extended stay. Kitchenette in the room. Most of the place was newly finished but some of the furniture was crap, i feel like they might have found some of it on Craigslist from a creepy guy with too many cats.

The Nuvo Hotel & Suites is not your typical hotel experience. And I mean that in every positive way…read morepossible. The hotel is located right in downtown Calgary, within walking distance from all the amenities we needed (truth be told, that included the shopping market and a liquor store, but I'm sure your mileage will vary). It earns its designation as a Boutique Hotel from its unique design. The hotel was originally an apartment (condo?) building and converted to nightly suites. What does this mean? It means that each suite is laid out as NOT-hotel-eque as you can get; specifically: they have a full (and pots, pans, dishes & cutlery stocked-) kitchen, in-suite laundry washer/dryer, dishwasher and beautiful open design. I could go on and on about how amazing the room looked (and how wonderful the in-floor heating felt), but I just cannot get over the in-suite kitchen. I had no idea how much of a difference that makes when staying somewhere; a huge chunk of the cost of travelling is having to eat out for every single meal. At the Nuvo, you have a Safeway right across the street and the freedom to cook whatever you want to eat right in your own room. The bed's were amazing, each room has its own little balcony (not much of a view...but nice enough to sit on and enjoy the sounds of downtown & fresh air) and we have spent a considerable amount of time hunting for whatever pillows they use there - they're that comfortable. All of this, and their prices are still affordable. They cost more than a typical Super 8, but it's worth it for the décor alone. We managed to get a good deal, and combined with taking advantage of the kitchen, what you save in eating out could easily put them at the same price as any generic hotel chain. The only trouble we had was checking in after hours - we were given the wrong door code. We managed to get a hold of someone who gave us the right code; and we were good to go from there. So if you are checking in after-hours, double check you have both the outer door code AND your room door code. That hiccup aside, the Nuvo is still the only hotel I'll stay at in Calgary.

I love this hotel and the restaurant and bar, it's become a second home in fact. The staff are…read moreamazing, it's exactly what you want from a local pub where everyone knows your name and is friendly but not too friendly. Plus they have free pool billiards on Sundays. Actually I'm feeling really stupid I probably shouldn't post this because I don't want it to get more popular than it is. I just wanted to say thank you to the hotel and the staff, they are all fabulous.

finally had a chance to stay overnight in the hotel, and for $60 including tax, this place was…read moreperfect! Rooms are only available with one bed, and there were 3 of us - no cots were available but the manager brought us a shitload of blankets to make a little nest on the floor! We're classy like that, so didn't mind one bit. There was a great wrap around patio so we could enjoy some beers out there after the Saloon below closed, and nobody complained even though we stayed out there chatting until 5am! the rooms don't have a bathroom, it's a shared washroom with shower at the end of the hall. Everything was clean, bed was comfy, TV was from 1983 but it worked and had lots of channels. Will definitely stay again!

Very hard to call them. Like the government they have a telephone system which requires you to go…read morethrough a maze. I left a voicemail a week ago and I'm still waiting for a return phonecall. I went through their virtual attendant and nothing. I guess selling accessories, parts, future purchases are not important in their business model

Had a great experience working with Jarett Schneider, who showed me several truck campers and…read morehelped me decide which model was the right fit for me. I strongly recommend him!

It's your standard cookie cutter Days Inn with the standard cookie cutter breakfast. But it's…read moreclean, recently remodelled and the beds were comfortable. Only give it a 4/5 because in our suite the fridge couldn't be opened if the fold out bed was out and because the cookie cutter breakfast is bland.

Overun with teens, hot tub unclean and lukewarm, and the hotel moved us to a worse room without…read morenotifying. Breakfast pretty bad - random platter labeled "meat" and broken pancake machine. 2 stars for comfy bed.

Started out on a train from Vancouver and ended up in Calgary for the Stampede. Every Fairmont we…read morestayed in across the region was amazing. The Palliser was a great location for all things Stampede especially the parade. We met one of the restaurant managers who showed us around and even got us great seats on the street for the parade (thanks Sultan!). We did have rooms overlooking multiple train tracks and we could hear the train all night which isn't as romantic as one may think but the lighting in our room was almost non existent. Bed was great! and a shout out to Darren - not sure what department he was from but he was Johnny on the spot helping us with everything from hangars to luggage racks to ice. The spa treatment was fabulous but opted to stay out of the pool as it was noisy from all the little kids. Fairmonts are wonderful and they did an amazing job with all the cowboys and activities going on. so close to restaurants and fun. I'll be back.

Nice hotel that I stayed at during a work trip. The room was very clean and surprisingly spacious…read morefor a king room. They also had a fully stocked minibar and 24 hour room service, which is always a nice bonus when you are coming back late from meetings or events. I did not get a chance to try the restaurant, but it looked very nice and upscale. What really stood out was the location. It was centrally located and made it easy to walk over to Scotiabank Arena to catch a Flames game, and there were plenty of food options nearby as well. Overall a really convenient and comfortable stay. Would definitely recommend it if you are visiting the area for work or a game.

My memories of Hampton Inn were never particularly favorable, so when my girlfriend booked us for a…read moreone-night stay, I was expecting mediocre at best. Wow -- somewhere along the way, I clearly missed the memo, because the brand has seriously stepped up its game. Highlights included: * Valet parking with in-and-out privileges * Clean, modernized property * Quiet, comfortable room * 24-hour coffee service * Excellent gym featuring a Peloton, TAG equipment, high-tech treadmill, and climbing machine * Engaged and personable staff * Smart TV * Quiet HVAC system The complimentary breakfast was also exceptionally well done, with great selections and fresh fruit. We arrived late and noticed the eggs and fruit were nearly gone, so we asked if more was available. The response: "Sure, just give us a minute." A few minutes later everything was refreshed. Frankly, I had moved away from the brand because I felt it had become overpriced for what it offered. Nicely done, Hampton Inn - we'll be back!

Stayed here back in July for a few days -…read more The team was all super friendly, my mom specially enjoyed chatting with the breakfast servers - as she was normally up and down there bright and early, she said they were very friendly and chatting as she was normally the first one there, so felt very personalized. The breakfast itself was pretty good, the eggs, and protein changes slightly each morning - but the highlight of the breakfasts is the mixed berry waffles, so good! - if you get stuck with figuring out how to make them, the team is more then happy to assist. The gym facility has a nice view of the city - wasn't able to get a night time shot, as the reflection of the windows made it into selfies lol. The gym itself had all the basics - There is 24/7 coffee and hot chocolate available - however, at times - the coffee didn't seem like it held temperature very well, and it was luke warm at best, which was a little disappointing. Room was clean - plenty of towels available - and bed was relatively comfortable - however there wasn't any slippers available which my mom wasn't pleased about, for me it wasn't a big deal lol - however on the last day leaving - she said she saw a worker with a handful of slippers in the elevator, so she wasn't very pleased they weren't available for her - also note no tooth paste here, so bring your own! Overall - good experience, would stay here again - if in Calgary.

Very nice place to stay. Great location. We had a nice corner room, with plenty of space. Rooms are…read morevery clean, staff eager to be helpful. Awesome bathroom. The only criticism is that the blackout blinds could be more user friendly. Shower has both overhead and handheld, and plenty of space. Also loved having a little closet area.

This is a high class hotel in a central location in the city. The staff was helpful and friendly…read moreand the room was very comfy. Many transportation and eating options are within walking distance. Would recommend