5620 44th Street
Lloydminster, AB T9V0B6 Nightly Rates(156.27 - 166.04)3 Star
Property Description
Ninety-seven well appointed rooms, including a special Jacuzzi suite, provide the family or business person with ample space to unwind. All rooms are non smoking and are equipped with coffee makers, fridges, hair dryers, alarm clocks and most rooms have hard wired internet. Most rooms feature inside and outside access. Our on site restaurant provides you with a friendly atmosphere, exceptional service and generous portions for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Our diverse menu will tantalize your taste buds featuring Prime Rib, Thursday to Sunday evenings. At the end of a busy day, unwind in the Harvest Lounge and watch your favorite game on our big screen TV. The hotel will no longer have a pool as of December 03.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Pool
Pool
Parking
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Room Information
Standard Room C1Q
:
Standard Room with 1 Queen Bed, Double Fold Out Couch, alarm clock, air conditioning, full private bathroom, computer modem hookup, hair dryer, iron/ ironing board, in room movies-chg, premium channels, refrigerator, telephone-direct dial, coffee maker, vanity. Complimentary outdoor parking, in room coffee and tea. Non smoking rooms available upon request
Standard Room C2D
:
C2D- STANDARD ROOM WITH 2 EXTRA LONG DOUBLE BEDS ALARM CLOCK AIR CONDITIONING COFFEE MAKER FULL PRIVATE BATHROOM COMPUTER MODEM HOOK UP HAIRDRYER IRON/IRNOING BOARD IN ROOM MOVIES-CHG PREMIUM CHANNELS REFRIGERATOR TELEPHONE-DIRECT DIAL AND VANITY. -NON SMOKING AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 16
Check out time is 11
96 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
1 miles from property.
LOCATED ALONG HIGHWAY 16 WEST CLOSE TO MAJOR SHOPPING CENTRE BUSINESS DISTRICT AND AREA ATTRACTIONS
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking
Cancellation Policy
MUST CANCEL 48 HOURS PRIOR TO CHECK IN TO AVOID A 1 NIGHT CANCELLATION AND/OR NO SHOW CHARGE.
Restaurant Information
RESTAURANT
SERVING CANADIAN FARE
LOUNGE
SERVING CANADIAN FARE
Recreation Information
Health Club - Limited
On property.
Pool - Indoor
On property.
BARR COLONY MUSEUM
1 MILE E 2 KM E from property.
BUS DEPOT
6 BLOCKS NE 0KM NE from property.
EDMONTON
180 MILES W 300 KM W from property.
HUSKY UPGRADER
1 MILE E 3 KM E from property.
LAKELAND COLLEGE
0 MILES SW 1 KM SW from property.
LLOYD HOSPITAL
1 MILE E 2KM E from property.
SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA BORDER
6 miles from property.
WAINWRIGHT AIR FORCE BASE
60 miles from property.
HUSKY ENERGY
1 MILE E 2 KM E from property.
WEATHERFORD
2 BLOCKS SW 0KM SW from property.
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