The Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre is a 3.5 Star hotel located in the heart of Calgary: minutes away from Eaton's Center, entertainmen... more »
The Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre is a 3.5 Star hotel located in the heart of Calgary: minutes away from Eaton's Center, entertainment, and numerous restaurants and nightlife. The LRT (light rail transit system) operates just steps from out hotel and will connect you to the best downtown shopping and restaurants. Relax and unwind in the indoor pool, whirlpool and fitness facilities. Dine on-site at Moxie's Classic Grill, or meet with friend in the Mbar Lounge. Featuring 301 well-appointed rooms boasting fabulous views of Calgary's dramatic urban architecture. In room amenities include complimentary coffee and tea,complimentary high speed internet pay per view movies, Nintendo, irons and ironing boards, and hair dryers.
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The Sandman Calgary is located in the center of downtown Calgary, minutes away from shops, numerous restaurants and nightlife. There's a tram stop outside the hotel and it's only a 15 minute walk to the Greyhound bus station, where you can travel easily to other areas, like Banff. The rooms are basic but clean and quiet. The Moxie's Grill upstairs serves good food and there's a good selection of drinks available in the M-Bar lounge. There's a fitness centre with an indoor pool and whirlpool which is nice after a day's sightseeing. The staff are always helpful and polite.
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Location. Rising 23-stories over the city center and business district of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, is the cosmopolitan Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre. Shopping at the Eaton Center is three blocks away and the Calgary Telus Convention Centre is eight blocks from the property. A Calgary Transit Light Rail stop is located outside the front door. Airport transportation is offered for a fee. Hotel Features. Pastel-colored skylights enhance the lobby's sleekly-modern décor, which boasts geometric dark wood paneling, black leather armchairs and tiled floors with terrazzo-style inlays. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Moxie's Classic Grill features a casual setting and menu items including seafood, steaks, burgers, pasta and pizza. A children's menu boasts the Erupting Volcano dessert and Beetle Juice drink. The M Bar showcases West Coast cuisine and an array of libations. Conference rooms and computer rentals are available, as is a business center with high-speed Internet access. A fitness room provides cardiovascular equipment. Additional amenities include a billiards table, indoor pool and ski storage. Guestrooms. The 301 guestrooms contain dark wood furnishings, upholstered seating and credenza/entertainment centers. Each room includes televisions with premium channels, high-speed Internet access and video game consoles. Refrigerators are available upon request. Pets are accepted for a fee. Expert Tip. Big Life Amber Ale, a unique brew crafted specially for the hotel, is served at the property's M Bar and Moxie's Classic Grill.
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I can't say enough good about this
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Posted Mar 21, 2009
Excellent
I can't say enough good about this hotel. It was the cleanest I ever had, even blankets and bedspreads are cleaned, unlike most hotels. The employees were always helpful and friendly Great fitness room, the indoor swimming pool was warm and clean,...
This hotel was very loud...large gaps underneath the doors so it sounded like the people out in the hallway were actually in your room. The beds were hard and very uncomfortable. The tap and shower in my room did not work. The location must have...
We used this hotel as a stopover between arriving in Calagary and hiring our motorhome 3 days later. It is a convenient hotel with comfortable rooms, excellent location if you are on foot as right next to tram stop but really quite a walkable...
Car got broken into in their parking lot. Management said....'too bad. so sad"
Creepy guy at the front wont stop staring at you if you are a girl.Tv had no reception, radio did not work. They forgot to put a phone in my room....etc.
The lobby was dirty, the room was dirty, small, musty, bed was terrible. This felt like a 1970's Days In. The food was terrible. Actually worse than that. I have absolutely nothing good to say about my experience and I'm on the first night of...
The hotel is sitiuated in a rather gloomy part of town.Menu prices were expensive.They would not make my bed if i was inside the room,i had to leave.Overall did not enjoy my saty and also the lobby needs updating and refurbishing.Look elsewhere.
22 year old female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
In contrast to the visually impressive lobby, the rooms (at least, the one we had) were not. This is somewhat disappointing because it appeared that they had spent quite a bit on making the first and second floor (where the conference rooms are) look stunning. The room was average, in comparison to other hotels in the downtown area, such as the Westin and the Sheraton. (However, the Sandman may be more geared towards people with moderate budgets for travelling, while the other two are more for the high-end traveller.) All the basic amenities are provided, as well as wireless internet. The room was comfortable and clean.
Service was good. They were quick and friendly during my stay.
There was not much of a view, since it was situated in downtown. Aside from office buildings and a small park, there was not much to see from the large window in the room.
The location of the hotel was excellent. The transit system was a stone's throw away from the building, which took me to most places in the city. It was blocks away from shops, restaurants, night spots, and offices - this would be a desirable location for people going to the city for business. Due to its location, however, the area can be somewhat noisy at night.
The restaurant in the building was Moxie's, a mid-priced contemporary dining area that served excellent food there. If you choose to stay in the hotel, dining here is a good option. If not, there are many other dining spots just minutes away from the building.
For the price, it was okay. It was relatively inexpensive for the rooms in comparison to other hotels in the downtown vicinity. However, the quality does somewhat coordinate with its price.
"The queen size room was much smaller
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Posted Jan 18, 2007
Horrible
"The queen size room was much smaller than we had expected including the bathroom, that no more than one person could fit in at a time.The heat didn't work, the picture on the tv was fuzzy and i got burnt in the shower because the water temperature...
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