Best places to stay in Calgary

A glass-encased pedestrian bridge curves across the Bow River, leading into a modern skyline as the sun sets in vibrant oranges and blues.

Calgary is where cowboy grit meets cosmopolitan flair. It’s the gateway to the Rockies, but also a destination in its own right — with indie coffee shops, modern art spaces, and a skyline that reflects its forward-thinking edge.

You need a hotel that bridges prairie charm with polished comfort. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.

These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.

#5 Delta

Shared by Cleo Whitaker – 183 ❤️

“Quiet confidence that delivers more than it promises every single time.”

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#4 Dorian

Shared by Jason Moore – 184 ❤️

“Boldly styled with a cheeky wink it knows how to surprise without showing off.”

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#3 Arts Kensington

Shared by Steve Ryu – 218 ❤️

“Tucked into its own rhythm calm and creative with neighborhood charm.”

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#2 Le Germain

Shared by Joselyn Scott – 239 ❤️

“Effortless class with mountain views and a lobby that whispers luxury.”

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#1 Fairmont

Shared by Dom Perez – 269 ❤️

“Historic bones and a timeless edge this one’s got stories built into the walls.”

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What are the best areas to stay in Calgary?

Downtown Calgary is a top choice for walkability, restaurants, and riverfront views. The Beltline offers a trendy, local vibe with cafes and nightlife, while Kensington is known for its charm and boutique accommodations. For quieter stays, consider staying near the University or in the northwest suburbs.



When should I visit Calgary for ideal hotel prices?

Late fall and early spring (October–November and March–April) typically offer lower hotel rates. Summer sees a surge in prices due to Calgary Stampede and peak travel season.



Do Calgary hotels typically include free breakfast?

It varies. Mid-range and business hotels often include continental or buffet-style breakfasts. Higher-end hotels may offer à la carte breakfast in on-site restaurants, usually at an additional charge.



Are Calgary hotels tourist-friendly for non-Canadian travelers?

Absolutely. Calgary is a welcoming and internationally connected city. Most hotel staff are fluent in English and trained to assist global visitors, especially those coming for outdoor adventures or business travel.



What amenities can I expect in Calgary hotels?

Free Wi-Fi, parking, and fitness centers are common. Many hotels also provide ski storage or shuttle services to nearby mountains, while upscale properties may offer spa treatments, fine dining, and panoramic views of the Rockies.

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