North Cooking Lake Hotels

"Clean room"

"I booked this overnight in Edmonton (travelling through from YYC to northern AB). Expedia reviews gave it an 8.4 rating, and the price was lower than normal, so I booked it. My husband (when adding the hotel into Maps for the drive) was startled: "You booked us in a 2 Star??!!" Me: I did??!! *looks at property again on Expedia* "Shoot! I guess I did!!" Now we're both a little worried. Well, let me tell you - this hotel is a little gem if you're just passing through and need a place to sleep. They've tried to modernize the hotel as best they could, and it's actually fine. Modern furniture in the lobby, the staff are extremely nice, the hotel is very clean, the rooms are absolutely fine - very clean, comfortable beds, clean bathroom, breakfast in the morning - and to not have to overpay is worth it. We would definitely stay here again. We strolled over to Costco to walk around for a bit, and there's a Boston Pizza attached to the hotel. We usually don't eat at Boston Pizza, as there are usually so manty other options around, but it was really good! Staff were friendly, food was great! Worth staying here if you're not a "princess." There's simply nothing wrong with this hotel at all, and the price is amazing!"

"This property is super dated, to the point it just doesn’t « feel » clean. Bed was extremely firm with thick, unyielding pillows. Everything just felt cheap - left only one regular coffee pod (in a room for four), cheap toiletries that appeared to have already been used by someone else. I generally don’t bother sharing these types of reviews, but this was notably bad enough that I’m taking the time to warn others."

"Accomodating staff"

"Great"

"Confusion with the booking (that was arranged by staff) almost had to leave a day early. Staff on phones and slouching at the front desk... But a highlight was the breakfast quality... Wow."

"Beds were comfy and room was clean and spacious. Breakfast could have been a bit more selection but overall very good"

"Location was close to Millennium Place "

"$75.00 pet fee for one night. Don’t stay at this hotel chain unless you want to get ripped off. "