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Farther from downtown than anticipated, but that was my fault for not checking that out beforehand. Still, I used the airport shuttle to get back to the airport and from there I could get a train to downtown.

Our hotel room bed was quite comfortable, but the room was a bit too warm. Waterside and pool were nice but hot tub temperature was on the cool side. Staff were very friendly. And the disappointing part was that our Toyota block heater cord was stolen. Very sad that people need to steal.

The hotel upgraded our room to one higher level. The room was quiet even facing a busy road. The staff is friendly and helpful. Choices of food for buffet breakfast. The price was good. To us, the only thing that needed improvement was the weak water of the shower, otherwise everything was perfect!

I had a good stay at Comfort Inn & Suites University. The location is very convenient, right near the Banff Trail CTrain station, which made getting around Calgary super easy. The front desk staff was helpful and friendly, and I really appreciated being allowed to check in early. That small gesture set a positive tone for the stay. The room itself was okay — functional but showing its age. The furniture felt a bit old and rusty, and the ventilation system made some noise. On the plus side, the toilet was clean and well equipped, which I value highly. The highlight of my stay was definitely the breakfast. The scrambled eggs and waffles were amazing — honestly, if I return, it would be for the breakfast alone! Overall, a good experience. With some updates to the rooms, this hotel could easily be a standout option in Calgary.

The room is clean and spacious, king bed and sofa bed is very comfy, kitchen is very nice and we are totally satisfied with the hotel service. Highly recommend booking this room for a family. (Picture of sofa bed)

People were very polite. Breakfast was ok. Rooms are huge. Love to stay there again

This motel is not Econo Lodge in & suites university. Which we stayed also, and was much better than this one (econo lodge motel village). The room was small and the bathroom smelled unpleasant. The smell came from the shower curtain, which touches the bath tub water. When taking a shower, the water doesn't drain as fast so your feet end up soaking in that water along with the smelly fabric shower curtain. Also, the bath was weirdly higher than the ground so be very careful when getting in. During our stay, there were several bugs that found their way into our room during the night (Mosquitos, flies). The buzzing sound prevented us to sleep so we had to kill the bugs and go back to sleep each time. We also had problems with our room key, we had them replaced several times and you have to slide the card quite a few times before it unlocks. I think it's loose and you need to get the exact right angle, which is annoying when you have your hands full. I recommend the other econolodge situated behind this one. The staffs here are very friendly. For breakfast, they offered coffee, tea but without lids. There's bread and juice served in a solocup (but u can just use the coffee cup). There were muffins. If you have allergies, I suggest you to bring your own food. The price for this motel vs the other econolodge were the same. We try to avoid staying at the same place for our whole trip in case we don't like our room but we ended regretting not booking the other econolodge for our entire trip.

Nice enough room for the price. I only stayed for a night but the guy on reception was welcoming on checking in and the room had all of the required amenities for a short stay. The location is just outside of town so will require transport of some kind to get to the centre. Chinook was the closest CTrain stop and around a 15 minute walk.

Affordable quick stay option. Free continental breakfast (scrambled eggs, yogurt, cereal, bread/bagel, oatmeal and coffee)

The room was clean, and I was not expecting to get such a nice and beautiful room to spend the night. It was beyond my expectation. Value for money. That's the main reason I trust Trip.com for all my bookings.