One of the better deals in town, this is another all suites place that offers more contemporary and stylish looking units than your typical Best Western - although some of the bedspreads are a little chain motel tacky. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The family-friendly Delta recently put a lot of money into upgrading its rooms, with great results. Chocolate headboards, tables and chairs, creamy walls, khaki throws and white duvets. Big windows offer spectacular Bow River Views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you've got an early flight out, or get in super late, this is the place to stay. Actually in the airport itself, and connected to the terminals, it's relaxing enough to book for an extended day layover alone. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

When Queen Elizabeth drops by Calgary, she stays at this grand Canada Pacific Railroad hotel. Dating from 1914, Calgary's classiest hotel offers 405 elegantly updated rooms and suites varying greatly in size. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sheraton's budget-conscious Four Points is the star of chain motels in this neighborhood. Just across from the Canada Olympic Park and 9mi (14km) west of Calgary, it is a good place to bring the kids - there is an indoor pool with a waterslide. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Rooms at one of downtown's coolest boutique joints are retro arthouse funky, and the public areas are truly fun. Plus, this 12-storey joint (which looks like it was transplanted from Miami) offers some of the fairest prices in town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This boutique-style all suites hotel comes as a breathe of fresh air after the madness of Calgary's never-ending chains. Rooms are soothing with beige walls and white duvets on pillow-top mattresses. There are stunning city views from many rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Our pick for Calgary sleeping, the Kensington Riverside Inn is a special place to start or end a trip. With just 19 rooms, it is a boutique hotel in the truest sense (and strangely the only one of its kind in the city). Rooms and service are fabulous. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The common area of this hotel is quite trendy (with a fun cocktail lounge featuring nightly drink specials and a restaurant) and is nicer than the rooms, which have a bland, chain hotel feel. But despite their lack of imaginative decor, the Sandman's rooms are quite comfortable (… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of Calgary's most popular hotels, this all-suites place not only has a fantastic location right downtown, it also offers some insanely low sleep specials. The suites are spacious, with super comfy beds and giant windows looking out over the city or river. Most guests leave ha… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

When you first arrive here, the tired exterior is less than inspiring, but once inside things perk up. Recent renovations have done wonders in bringing the Carriage House back up to speed. The rooms are tidy and it's close to lots of eating and shopping options. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With a lobby befitting a property at the top of its game, complete with an inlaid canoe in the roof, the Hyatt lives up to its reputation. The rooms, all 355 of them, are packed with extras such as a speaker system for your iPod, and there's an on-site day spa. Modern class comes… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With a central downtown location and a demeanor that outperforms its price, The Westin is good value and a nice-looking place. It has a business feel, but is a good holiday option, too. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

At the corner of 5th and 5th, this hotel has a fabulous location in the heart of Calgary, plus it's nearly always-on Internet specials keep prices low - this is the cheapest sleep downtown. Full Lonely Planet Review ›