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The suite was fairly small in comparison to other hotels I have stayed in at a lower cost
We deceided to take and "Alberta Break" as opposed to leaving the province in this time of economic incertainty. WE also brout 2 cold beer and sandwiches to enjoy when we check in prior to heading to see some attractions. I was surpised that there was no bottle opener, so I headed down to the front desk, The front desk, I checked the very meager shop and a bottle opener was nto avaialbe for purchase, so I asked the front desk staff. The front desk staff advised that only the honeymoon suite has a bottle opener, and if I wanted one I could pruchase one at the store accross the road. I was a little shocked that one coudl pay $225 for a suite, but not have access to a bottle opener in a hotel!!
In the morning I filled the coffee pot wiht water only to find that there was no coffee, and to be told by the front desk that I could come down to get some. No isn't the point of the coffee pot in the room such that you are able to brew the coffee without leaving the room???
Beign that the hotle also has a swimming poll, a nice touch might be to have robes available for the adults who travel dwon the elevator - both for those who don;t want to show their wares, and for those that do not wish to see the wares in an elevator!
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