Book Cheap Hotels in Morinville

"We stayed one night. The room offerings are great. The one thing, and its just preference, the couches were quite low to the ground. It seemed a long way down! Also, we weren't aware, but parking is $30/day. You could park overnight at the impark lot immediately behind the hotel for $21 but would need to move your car or pay again by 9am. Midweek these rates may go up however due to the downtown commuters. But a great stay, quiet, clean and the staff were very friendly."

"The breakfast was 50/50, French toast was nice but the eggs were awful. The glasses that were out were soaking wet with pieces of food and paper towel stuck in them. The room was clean and nice, the mattress was really hard pillows were good. Also, the website said th mall was a couple minutes a way it’s 11 in a car incase people are walking it’s closer to 30-40 to walk. "

"Great location"

"Nice"

"Man… for a Radisson, this hotel really said “let’s set expectations low and then go even lower.” The bed? Felt like I was sleeping on a trampoline with trust issues. Every time I moved, it moved back… aggressively. The pillows? I’ve seen thicker slices of deli meat. Pretty sure they just folded a napkin and called it a day. No complimentary water either. Like come on… it’s literally $7 for a 35-pack at Costco. That’s enough to hydrate half the hotel. You’re charging $100 a night but acting like water is a luxury add-on. Then I made the mistake of reading reviews… apparently bedbugs are part of the “extended stay experience.” After that, sleep was not even an option. I was lying there like I was in a horror movie waiting for something to crawl. And the toilet paper? Single ply. SINGLE. PLY. I’m pretty sure even prisons are like “nah, that’s too harsh.” Honestly, this hotel made me appreciate every other hotel I’ve ever stayed at. Wish I stayed literally anywhere else, even my car would’ve offered better lumbar support."

"We always enjoy booking at Metterra for a staycation in Edmonton. One of the downfalls of booking through Hotels.com, which is owned by Expedia, is we often get what we refer to as “the Expedia rooms,” which translates to the rundown, "