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The Coast offers fine suites with all excellent views and a neat restaurant that is friendly.

This hotel is very nice and connected to City Centre Mall and is great for wanting to be downtown on a budget. Most suites have some very nice views and the staff is friendly!

Known as Edmonton's most elegant grand old hotel, construction for this Chateau-like building began in 1911 and was completed in 1915. Located in the heart of downtown, the breathtaking view of the river valley, fine dining from the Harvest Room, and beautiful suites, makes it the inn-of-choice for the rich and famous. It is also an ideal venue for meetings and banquets. It has been named the best corporate hotel by National Post in Canada.

Right near the glamourous Alberta Legislature is Edmonton's only boutique hotel, Matrix Hotel. The Matrix is what was the Inn on 7th after a massive make over in '06-07. Today it is ultra modern with the best interiors for a hotel. This hotel is often called the W Hotel of Edmonton, Alberta.

Definitely world class with nice hotel rooms and great services. Many restaurants and lounges are nearby with Rice Howard Way right there, not to mention Churchill Square which is full of festivals.

This lovely boutique hotel inhabits a small recently converted bank building in the center of Edmonton's downtown. The interior is modern and business-friendly Internet connections in nearly every room, while keeping an updated "heritage" theme in its comfortable rooms. Its restaurant, the Madison Grill, is one of the city's finer dining establishments, and if it doesn't suffice, you are only a couple of blocks away from any of the major downtown restaurants.

Very clean suites with good views and practically every room has internet connections.

The staff can be friendly and you can get good suites without notice usually. They also accept pets. It is near good transit and road connections to get you Downtown, Old Strathcona, West Edmonton Mall, a friend, whatever!

A beautiful 1960s architecture defines the outside, whilst the inside is completely up to date with the latest luxuries. Good connections to 104th Street shopping area, Heritage Trail, the Legislature, other hotels, Jasper Avenue, and the LRT.

Edmonton's fanciest and most expensive hotels fill up quickly due to a current lack of 4 and 5 star hotels. Consider booking up to six weeks in advance to get the best choice.

Easy downtown accesses with some suites having great views.