No positives at all, but if the place is under construction or being renovated it should be clearly stated on the listing so people can decide whether to book.
ZainHace una semana
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★★★·Calgary·7.5
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Located one block from the University of Calgary, the non-smoking Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Calgary University NW offers an indoor pool with waterslide, free WiFi, and a hot full continental breakfast. Each guest room features a 50-inch SMART TV, coffee maker, work desk, and ironing facilities. Premium internet is available upon request, along with underground, heated parking and a 4-mile proximity to the Calgary Science Centre and Calgary Tower.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
No positives at all, but if the place is under construction or being renovated it should be clearly stated on the listing so people can decide whether to book.
Zain·Hace una semana
Nothing good, everything bad.
Souleiman·Hace una semana
The pet fee was outrageous—$95 plus GST per pet—while the carpets were old and caused me to trip.
Nataliia·Hace una semana
Breakfast was decent and the room was comfortable, but ongoing renovations and the constant noise from tarps and scaffolding outside our room left us with very little sleep.
Darcy·Hace 3 semanas
I appreciate very much the wheelchair accessibility and that some staff were friendly n helpful especially the gentleman and the lady who checked me in on my day of arrival. Daily breakfast was more than decent n the availability of coffee/tea 24/7 was a bonus. The nearby Banff Trail train station makes commuting to the city and other places of interest very convenient. A great place to stay in Calgary. I’ll stay there again for sure. The ongoing construction work and one male staff on evening duty at the front desk who was discourteous. I entered the hotel on my send day of stay. He ask if I was staying there since I was having some coffee. He wasn’t friendly at all. When I showed him my keys, he didn’t apologize for his rudeness. He just turned his back n left. I don’t think that was the right way to approach a guest, it was rude to say the least
Venus·Hace 3 semanas