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Our top choices for Central Alberta bed & breakfast

RockyMountainView BnB

Entrance

Emely

RM869 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Jun - 18 Jun

Phoenix House B&B

Stettler

Heather

RM451 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jun - 17 Jun

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Top Central Alberta Hotel Reviews

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham West Edmonton

10/10 Excellent

"Always a great stay"

Chateau Lacombe Hotel

8/10 Good

"The staff were absolutely lovely and very friendly. They welcomed us with warm smiles and made sure we had everything we needed to check in, park, check out and even took the time to wish us safe travels when we were walking out of the lobby. Incredible customer service. The hotel room itself is very dated, with older, worn furniture... but the room was clean, the beds were very firm (but it wasn't uncomfortable), and the café breakfast buffet was average. Really, the location is fantastic for concerts at Rogers Place, but it was the people that work at the hotel that made our stay a positive experience. If you don't mind dated rooms - this is a great place to stay. "

Sandman Signature Edmonton Downtown Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Our recent stay was very good, we especially liked the indoor walkway to Rogers Place. The staff were great, the room was very clean and the beds were super comfortable. Our room was well stocked with towels, glasses, cups, coffee, etc. complementary water was available at the front desk. Your room was required to operate the elevator and to access the hotel in the later hours which gave us a sense of security. The only drawback to our hotel experience was locating an elevator once parked in the underground parking lot. Level one had signage but Level two was a different story."

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