Hotel vicino a Muskoseepi Park - Grande Prairie

“We slept through breakfast. lol that’s how comfortable we were. The room was just the right temperature.”

“Great Gym, modern and clena”

“Staff was very friendly. My three nights day was very pleasant. Hotel is very clean. ”

“Pool was in another building outside of the hotel. ”

“Good”

“Breakfast was good just lacking bacon instead of fatty ham chunks, room was average, pool was cold ”

“It's a convenient location for events at the Bonnett Centre. ”

“I had a great stay at the Holiday Inn in Grande Prairie. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. The location is convenient, and the overall atmosphere made it easy to relax after a long day. I’d definitely stay here again and would recommend it to anyone visiting the area. ”

“I was referred to this hotel because it’s been recently renovated. The place is still a dump. First room they put me in was still filthy from previous guests. They kindly changed my room and the one I was given wasn’t hooked up to their heating system so on a night of -20 I was given a space heater. I wouldn’t stay there again. ”

“Clean room, nice staff.”

“Woke up at 2 am to bed bugs, had to move rooms at 3 am ”

“Clean, quiet and comfortable. ”

“The kitchen was not equipped at all. The room is fairly clean but property is not clean. ”

“The staff were very friendly and the hotel was nice and clean. ”

“Decent stay”

“Good was good, few gluten free options, eggs could have cheese added to them”

“This is a perfectly adequate place to stay. Older building but clean. Most guests seem to work in the oil field ”

“breakfast was very limited could definitely more of a choice ”

“I was charged a 200 deposit that takes 5 to 7 days to go back on my visa . I had to walk over a 2 ft snow bank to get to my room .The bathroom had mold on the outer wall . Breakfast was some muffins and doughnuts and cereal. ”

“Room and breakfast was good . Hot tub was closed and pool was freezing cold ”