Not cyborg friendly!…read more Asked the front desk attendant if I could use my implant as my room key, She went back to check with someone in the back room, when she came back I was told no. She gave me some excuse about safety and it becoming demagnetized blah blah blah. My concern Is not the no, it is the know from the shadows. There was no discussion and no opportunity for me to explain my implants. No conversation equals no education. Hotel seems nice enough rooms look great! Very clean and friendly desk staff.

We stayed overnight here on a business trip. When we first tried to check in, there was nobody at…read morethe counter. After about 10 minutes a wonderful, friendly and apologetic young woman checked us in. We got a 2nd floor room with 2 queen beds. Unfortunately they do not have rooms with King sized beds - which we would have preferred. The room was modern, clean, good sized TV and an excellent value. The only two complaints we had was that the bathroom was small and one of the lights in the bathroom didn't work - so it was dark. We mentioned it to the front desk, but it was not repaired. All the clocks were set wrong as well - probably hadn't been changed since daylight savings time in November. There was also no coffee in the room - so we had to get some from the front desk. The COVID 19 "carry and go" breakfast was adequate. The location is great, and if we need a hotel to overnight in Red Deer, we would come here again.

The folks that run this hotel are genuinely concerned with guest satisfaction. They have a can-do!…read moreservice attitude. The rooms and beds are very clean, pillows are good and big, and the suites are nicely set-up including a toaster and a kettle in addition to a full size fridge, stainless sink, and microwave. Close to Denny's, and Moxies is actually connected to the hotel so you don't have to go outside to get there. Centrally located in South end of Red Deer. I recommend this property without any reservation whatsoever. (no pun intended)

I stayed at the Sandman Inn and ate in Moxie's for breakfasts and dinners, since it was attached to…read morethe hotel. All in all, it was consistent with every other Moxie's I have dined in. The decor was contemporary with a rustic feature wall made of rock, dimly lit, inviting, as usual. Unlike Calgary, it was not overly busy ever. Breakfasts were pricey (two people $40 with gratuity) but worth it. Morning staff were great - we had the same waitress both mornings and she was delightful. I had the breakfast parfait and it was HUGE and delicious. I was starving, but cried uncle half way through. For dinner, there were three of us, and we got a whack of appetizers. Calamari, avocado spring rolls, yam fries, salsa shrimp, chicken wings, cheese-stuffed meatballs.... Needless to say, we were stuffed and happy. More friendly staff on the dinner shift to round out the experience. I would definately go back there. No problem!

Dog friendly . Clean and quiet. Very close to restaurants. Plenty of parking. Room was very…read morecomfortable

Standard fair for a decent hotel…read more Nothing bad to say about this place. I stayed for one night and it was more than sufficient. The hotel had a pool, but I did not have the opportunity to give it a shot. There was a a sports group of kids at the hotel during the stay that took it over. That being said, that was the only place that I heard any of them. The location was great! Easy to access and not too far from the main highways. Across the parking lot is even a restaurant!

Check-in was fast. Staff friendly. We had a large, clean room with 2 queen sized beds. We found…read moreit odd that there wasn't a coffee maker in the room. In addition, there were no USB ports, or places to plug devices in on the bedside tables. The shower was rarely warm in the morning, which was disappointing. We didn't try the breakfast. Overall, a decent place, but nothing special.

Nice hotel right across the street from the lake and waterslide (though waterslide to be replaced…read moreby a park in 2017). Rooms are spacious enough and clean and everything worked as it should. Fridge, microwave, coffee maker (Keurig) in room and hotel has pool, jacuzzi, exercise area. The included breakfast was fairly good with the standard selection + waffle machines. This hotel is a bit more expensive than the other nice ones in the area, but it has the best location, is very clean and well maintained (feels new) and just overall a nicer hotel (so it's worth it!).

We stayed at this hotel in July 2014 for two nights. The staff were very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. The room was exactly as advertised and clean. The complimentary breakfast was more than adequate. The fitness center is one if the better ones I have seen at a hotel in a long time. It would be nice if there was a pool.

As of this year, the Lions Campground is now owned by the same people who own the Westerner. This…read moreis not necessarily a good thing. My wife and I visit this campground most every year and, in the past, they have been wonderful. This year is a very different story. The campground is still very nice but it is not well managed and very disorganized. The people running this place also do not return telephone calls. Our initial contact this year, beside the telephone call that was not returned, was by telephone. My wife spoke with someone who was extremely grumpy and unhelpful. We are only here this trip because we were unable to make other arrangements and this is the closest campground to my wife's parents place. The check-in process was a complete gong show. The lady who was helping us was not at all familiar with the computer and we were initially directed to a stall that was already taken. This was fixed quickly by someone other than the person who originally checked us in. We had paid for 5 days. On morning #2 the managers came around to ask when we were checking out. They seemed surprised when I directed them to the tag in the window of the truck that indicates we paid for 5 days. Lions Campground is quiet though very disorganized. This place is no longer our first choice for campground in Red Deer.

Beautifully situated close to any downtown shopping and restraints you might need. Walking path…read morebeside the river goes for miles. Many sites are big enough for our 40 ft class A motorhome. Have 30 and 50 amp sites. My only complaint is that they rarely return an email or phone call and there website does not have an easy link to reservations. Drive by, if they have room it's worth it.

The hotel was decent for the price, and honestly had one of the better continental breakfasts I've…read morehad. Would have had a higher rating, but for one thing. I had to check out at the usual time, but was attending a funeral that started after that time. I asked if I could return once the funeral was over and use the swimming pool change room or an empty room to change out of my suit and into my jeans, as I had a very long drive after the funeral. They wouldn't extend even that small courtesy, so I had to change clothes in a gas station washroom. Thanks for understanding, Holiday Inn.

Older but we'll maintained and clean. Large place with friendly staff. Nice indoor pool and…read morebreakfast area. Right on main drag, close to lots of food and stores. Room was average size, clean and everything worked well.

If you are going to Banff, this is a great halfway spot between Edmonton! The hotel is really nice…read moreand modern inside and the staff is helpful. The room and bathroom was spacious and clean. I definitely recommend!

I was there for a course that myself and 20+ other people paid around $4000 to take. The people in…read morecharge of booking the conference rooms decided a great neighbor for our expensive class would be a baby shower full of screaming children and loud music. Not great awareness or consideration for the hospitality industry. It was distracting and upsetting. I will be avoiding the holiday inn moving forward and I'd recommend others with important meetings that require focus and concentration to do the same