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Pet Friendly Hotels in Edmonton for Evacuees

Posted Aug 18th, 2023 in News, Northern Canada

Edmonton area Pet Friendly Hotels (as listed on Expedia)

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West Edmonton


Sandman Hotel West Edmonton – 780-483-1385  

Coast West Edmonton Hotel and Conference Centre – 780-483-7770

Travelodge by Wyndham Edmonton West – 780-800-7183

Staybridge Suites West Edmonton – (780) 484-6223

Comfort Inn West Edmonton - (780) 484-4415 

Hyatt Place West Edmonton - (780) 244-4900

Candlewood Suites West Edmonton - (780) 756-6944

Quality Inn West Edmonton - (780) 484-8000 

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham - (780) 444-4440

Home2Suites by Hilton West Edmonton - (780) 509-1230

Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites West Edmonton 

Radisson Hotel & Convention Centre - (780) 468-5400

Wyndham Edmonton Hotel & Conference Centre - (825) 901-4946

Best Western Cedar Park Inn - (780) 434-7411

Four Points by Sheraton Edmonton South - (780) 465-7931

Holiday Inn Conference Centre South Edmonton - (780) 431-1100


North Edmonton


Chateau Nova Yellowhead – (780) 454-5441 

Chateau Nova Kingsway - (780) 424-6682

Downtown Edmonton


Coast Edmonton Plaza Hotel - Phone: (780) 423-4811

Matrix Hotel – (780) 429-2861

Chateau Lacombe - (780) 428-6611

Downtown Westin - (780) 426-3636


Stony Plain


Stony Plain Inn and Suites - (780) 963-0222


Sherwood Park


Super 8 by Wyndham Sherwood Park/Edmonton - (780) 464-1000 

The Kanata Inns - (780) 998-2770

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Sherwood Park - (780) 570-8080 

Ramada by Wyndham Sherwood Park - (780) 467-6727

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Sherwood Park - (780) 570-0285


Leduc


Super 8 by Wyndham Edmonton International - (780) 640-5342

Coast Nisku Inn - (780) 955-7744

Wyndham Garden Edmonton Airport - (780) 769-0188

Park Inn by Radisson Leduc - (587) 906-2804 

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