Calgary Hotels with Kitchens

"The presence of many homeless people nearby made me reluctant to go out at night. The hotel was conveniently located near the 8th Street C-Train station, and it was easy to use the free zone within downtown. It's situated at the western end of downtown, while most major city facilities are to the east. There are plenty of Tim Hortons, convenience stores, and other restaurants nearby, and it's close to the riverside, which is great for walks. The hotel only has a pool and a gym; there's no breakfast service. The room atmosphere was generally dark, and the facilities felt a bit dated. The room itself was spacious, with a separate bedroom and living area. The bedding was comfortable. Although I could hear the train passing, it wasn't disruptive enough to affect my sleep. The view was of the office building across the street, so I couldn't really keep the curtains open. There's a mini-kitchen, but it's barely stocked with cooking utensils. They don't provide complimentary bottled water; you have to inconveniently ask for it at reception. Housekeeping also occasionally missed cleaning the room."

"We had a wonderful stay at Hampton by Hilton. Zunera, who works in the kitchen, was incredibly kind and friendly. The night staff was also excellent—professional, welcoming, and always ready to help. The young woman who picked us up from the airport was very helpful and made our arrival smooth and stress-free. Thank you all for the outstanding hospitality! We truly enjoyed our stay and would happily come back."

"The hotel has that classic luxury vibe but still feels warm and comfortable, not overly formal. Location was super convenient — easy to walk around downtown Calgary, restaurants, cafés, and shopping nearby. The room was spacious and cozy, the bed was super comfortable, and the breakfast service was excellent. Also loved the little details and the old historic atmosphere of the hotel."

"It was above my expectations. I stayed at hampton the earlier day and then shifted here to accommodate with my budget. Indeed turned out the same experience, even better . Clean and tidy. Nice ambience."

"Overpriced weekend All you can Eat at $44/person. Tavern Burger also had such a thin single patty, it was all bun and no beef. Sheraton Eau Claire should also consider adding a store to their lobby for last minute essentials. Lastly, at $51.45 per DAY for forced Valet parking, Sheraton is doing everything they can to bleed you of every last dime."