staff: friendly staff at the front desk. Only time we really interacted with staff…read more service: usually didn't have to wait at front desk. We were there with a sports team. Other large groups also there at same time. And still they were friendly and quick to meet needs. establishment: clean, comfortable, seems to be either recently renovated or very well maintained. Has a small pool and hot tub. Has a workout gym with a decent number of equipment. Has a small business Center. And has a conference room option. food: complimentary coffee 24/7. Warm breakfast included with stay. Eggs, sausages, potato's, cereals and porridge, various breads/bagels/waffles.

I knew I was going to like this place when i walked in and was greeted by Alex the front desk…read moreperson. She was so nice and welcomed me as an Honors member and then offered me an upgrade to a suite. I could not refuse so a gracious offer. The suite was very nice with a large screen TV, large work desk, wet bar, frig., micro wave and a very comfortable king size bed with a clean duvet cover. I love the clean duvet which is their signature amenities. It is one of the main reasons I enjoy staying at Hamptons. The room was also very clean as was the whole hotel. It was built in 2010 but, looks brand new and they keep the entire place very clean. The breakfast was very good as well. Everything was kept full and fresh and the fresh fruit was especially good. If you are looking for a place to stay don't pass this up. It is easy off/on from Hwy 2 and there is easy access to things in town.

Not cyborg friendly!…read more Asked the front desk attendant if I could use my implant as my room key, She went back to check with someone in the back room, when she came back I was told no. She gave me some excuse about safety and it becoming demagnetized blah blah blah. My concern Is not the no, it is the know from the shadows. There was no discussion and no opportunity for me to explain my implants. No conversation equals no education. Hotel seems nice enough rooms look great! Very clean and friendly desk staff.

We stayed overnight here on a business trip. When we first tried to check in, there was nobody at…read morethe counter. After about 10 minutes a wonderful, friendly and apologetic young woman checked us in. We got a 2nd floor room with 2 queen beds. Unfortunately they do not have rooms with King sized beds - which we would have preferred. The room was modern, clean, good sized TV and an excellent value. The only two complaints we had was that the bathroom was small and one of the lights in the bathroom didn't work - so it was dark. We mentioned it to the front desk, but it was not repaired. All the clocks were set wrong as well - probably hadn't been changed since daylight savings time in November. There was also no coffee in the room - so we had to get some from the front desk. The COVID 19 "carry and go" breakfast was adequate. The location is great, and if we need a hotel to overnight in Red Deer, we would come here again.

If you are going to Banff, this is a great halfway spot between Edmonton! The hotel is really nice…read moreand modern inside and the staff is helpful. The room and bathroom was spacious and clean. I definitely recommend!

I was there for a course that myself and 20+ other people paid around $4000 to take. The people in…read morecharge of booking the conference rooms decided a great neighbor for our expensive class would be a baby shower full of screaming children and loud music. Not great awareness or consideration for the hospitality industry. It was distracting and upsetting. I will be avoiding the holiday inn moving forward and I'd recommend others with important meetings that require focus and concentration to do the same

Was given a room that was under renovation. She then gave us a different room and the toilet was…read morebroken. When checking out the guy accused us of breaking it and almost didn't get my deposit. After arguing I did get my deposit back. Don't stay here!!!

I booked a jacuzzi suite & the room that I was given was not clean. The ironic part is the…read morehousekeeping office is right beside my suite.... After a long day of driving; I find that absolutely outrageous. Although the front desk manager was very polite so thankful for that.

This room with a kitchenette was a great company price. It was quiet and clean, large flat screen,…read moresmaller full size fridge. They even called me after I booked to let me know there was a better rate for our company. Paid weekly. 100% if I am here for work I will be staying here again. Stayed June 2024.

I stayed at the Western Budget Motel in the gasoline alley in Red Deer because my car broke down…read moreand I really did not want to spend any money on accomodation. However, because sleeping in the car was not an option either in the blizzard, I bit the bullet and when straight towards the enormous $59 sign on the side of this building. Expecting the worst, the motel was not bad at all! In actual fact, everything was very nice and clean and the rooms were very spacious. OK, it is not a 4-star hotel, so no point comparing that. The furniture and decorations are old, really old and have probably not been replaced since the opening of the place (including the bed), but all in all it was very clean and I was very happy with this place. It even included free (simple) breakfast and free, very high speed internet. I would never stay here for holiday, but then again, who would... in Red Deer...? But to spend the night during a long road trip, I would definitely consider this place again.

Updated bathrooms, comfortable room. Clean, well organized, double queen beds, coffee maker,…read moremicrowave, nice flatscreen, air/heat, and nice manager Keerthi Suranga. He was instrumental in making our stay pleasurable with recommendation to sights and eateries in the area. He is well schooled and interesting as well. Quiet hotel great sleeping but central to everything. Really a great find for your dollar. Free breakfast in the morning too!

Pleasant and friendly staff, and a quite area, next to three gas station which is nice, motel style…read moreand free breakfast such as waffles, cereal, fruit etc... rooms were okay, small kitchenette, decent sized mini fridge with microwave and coffee pot, beds are decently comfortable, but the upkeep and cleanliness lacked greatly in my experience. Stains on walls, cobwebs, stains on floor, quite off putting. Was almost over charged due to technical issues but the quoted price was quickly fixed when I showed my booking.com profile said $269 for 2 nights while they almost charged us $430, all was resolved very fast and professionally, but seriously need to get some better cleaners, or show them how to properly clean a bedroom, including sanitizing EVERYTHING.

Red Deer, Alberta, Canada…read more I got too tired heading to Edmonton from Central Montana where camp was set up. This is after visiting several museums, and completing the "once in a lifetime" Glacier National Park trip which I finished this second time around. Fatigue and being in the middle of nowhere in another country is a bad combo. Everything worked out well in the end once I was able to reach a place with data service. I pulled out by chance due to a bunch of signals and a sign that says "Historic Gasoline Alley." What the heck? Traveling on the eastern portion going north was random motels, kind of sketchy looking but I'm in Canada ayee, how ghetto can these people be compared to my old barrio in Los Angeles? Pulled up to the motel with the least amount of cars to make sure a room is available, and if no one is around, we can set up camp in the back near the trailer park/homes. That wasn't necessary because... of all people... There was a Korean owner who spoke broken English... Of all the places... Almost 2,000 miles from home, in the middle of "Red-Neck" Canada... An older Korean ajoma that is like my mom. Access/Roads: C Bumpy. Dark. Confusing. Sometimes one way, sometimes two ways. Baah. Silly Canadians and their roads. Parking: A Many spots. Distance: C Nestled between Calgary and Edmonton. Costs: A $50 Canadian $30 USD Rooms: A Clean everything. Bathroom and showers on the old side w/ piping hot water. Small TV with weird channels. Mini-Fridge. Comfy/Large Beds w/ four little pillows. I was isolated so I didn't have to hear neighbors. Climate meter worked well as it got freezing cold at night for us desert people. Conclusion: A Butt saver for someone in my predicament. Crazy thing... this motel still uses keys~!!!!! The lady didn't ask if i smoked, or didn't tell me don't smoke in the rooms.. Rather she said, 'I'll put you in the back, away from everyone, so you can smoke where the equipment will help keep you warm.' Drive/Travel Safely ehhh