Edmonton Hotel Guide - Servus Credit Union Sportsplex hotels in Edmonton, Canada.

"B"

"Hot tub was not working. Kids still swam in tge pool. "

"Z"

"All good."

"Beautiful , comfortable just outstanding!"

"The upstairs was very noisy one night and had to complain to the host about it and they dealt with it right away but it was very disappointing to have this."

"Staff very friendly,clean but dated"

"A great space for a private stay. Arman was great with communication. I made a change to the booking before I arrived, and he made the process efficient and accommodating. I also added a night after what I had booked for, and he was very quick to work everything out so I could adjust. The neighbourhood felt very safe, the place was spotless and well equipped. The stairs into the unit could be a bit trickier for someone with mobility issues to navigate, as there is no landing at the top of the stairs. Once you're in, it was a lovely, cozy, private suite. We would definitely book again."

"My husband and I stayed here with our 2 year old for a month and a half due to our house flooding. There are a few pros and cons.The pros: The basement suite is modern and nice, the 2 bedrooms are large and there is plenty of closet space which was great. The bathroom has lots of counter space and room. If your staying here for a few nights with a couple people its fine. The host was great and always got back to us right away. The cons: the biggest con is how loud the people upstairs are at all hours of the day and night. They are up banging around until midnight and At 3 or 4 in the morning on a consistent basis it sounds like they are moving all their furniture around in their house. We are not the first people to complain about this in the reviews. They play loud music and it sounds like they have at least 4 kids running around screaming all the time. It doesn't seem like they care at all about disturbing anyone staying here. We had to ask more than once for them to move their vehicle off our side of the driveway for parking. Another con is that you have to constantly adjust the heat thermometer. It goes into "eco mode" every couple hours and defaults the temperature to 20. We stayed in the winter so we were constantly having to turn up the heat. The main kitchen garbage can is small, one you would find in a bathroom. The walls were dirty in some places and some of the cupboards were dirty on the inside as well. "