I checked in at 1 am and had to get up at 6 am. I slept in a bit because breakfast did not start until 6:30 am. Because of the limited time I did not go ask if there were any additional blankets I could have. The hotels in tropical places sometimes have blankets the thickness of sheets but I did not expect such in Edmonton. All that said, for the money the room was above expectations. I turned up the thermostat and slept not too bad in the time I had. The room was very large. The breakfast was below the average but not too bad. I stayed at a place nearby a few months ago that was more money but worse than this one.

NOT SAFE for single female occupant.
Propositioned in the way to my room and followed by the same man to my door. No lock on the main entry door( it had been removed only the holes remain) this was an adjoining room and the door between the rooms was a single with NO way of locking it. The only security was a small bistro table strategically placed in front of the door which wouldn’t have kept my young child out had he had a thought to get in. I wouldn’t have noticed the adjoining room security issue except there where 2 men talking in the next room and I could hear every word. I thought I was too old to be creeped out but I have been completely corrected. This is the hotel that in movies women go missing. Stayed for 10 minutes. Will not be using Hotwire again.

This was one of the most awkward hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in; it was horribly designed. We booked a room with one queen bed, which was definitely not a queen. It was a double at best (regardless of what the front desk says). My husband is a larger man, so it made for a tight squeeze. There clearly used to be two “queen” beds in the room, as the second headboard was still bolted to the wall, but with a table in front of it. There’s a “desk” crammed into the far corner that is a piece of glass on top of two small filing cabinets, which is, and I kid you not, propped up by hockey pucks (photos attached!). The tv is practically attached to the ceiling and we couldn’t figure out how to work the fireplace. The sheets had minor stains, but the towels were GROSS. They were so stained they should’ve been thrown out. Even though the bed was small, the mattress was comfy for one of us, but not the other. We had originally booked two nights, but we opted to go across the street to the Stars Inn after our first night. The staff were MUCH friendlier, the place was WAY cleaner, and the rooms were much more comfortable. Unless you’re only staying for a few hours and then heading to the airport, I would suggest spending the extra few bucks and book across the road. This is definitely a long-stay rigger motel.