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A table with two chairs forms a small sitting area within the bedroom. Built-in outlets keep a laptop or other devices close to hand. Rich drapery and crystal lighting add detail to the contemporary design, while the illuminated headboard provides light for reading in bed.

The bathroom has an illuminated mirror, and bathrobes are provided.

A sofa gives the open-plan room a comfortable place to settle away from the sleeping area. Rich drapery, crystal lighting and bespoke artwork add detail to the design. At a table for two, built-in outlets keep devices close to hand during meals or work.

An illuminated mirror brightens the bathroom, and bathrobes are provided.

Rich drapery and crystal lighting give the interior a dressed, contemporary feel. A table with built-in outlets and two chairs sits beside the sleeping area. It provides a place to share breakfast, read or use a laptop. Light from the illuminated headboard makes reading in bed comfortable too.

The small sitting area is part of the bedroom, with no separate lounge. An illuminated mirror brightens the bathroom, and bathrobes are provided. Large windows feature in the double-bedded version.

Bespoke artwork and crystal lighting bring a polished finish to the open-plan room. The king-bedded version also has quartz countertops. A sofa gives the sitting area its own focus, while a table for two has built-in outlets. Guests can use it for meals or a little work. Rich drapery frames the interior, and the illuminated headboard adds light near the sleeping space.

An illuminated mirror brightens the bathroom. Bathrobes are supplied for use in the room, adding comfort after bathing.

This is the hotel’s largest guest-room layout. A sofa and a table for two sit within the open-plan interior, with built-in outlets at the table. Guests can use it for meals or work. Rich drapery, crystal lighting and bespoke artwork give the design a dressed, individual character.

In the bathroom, an illuminated mirror accompanies a shower and bathtub combination. Bathrobes are provided for use in the room.

Rooms on the top two floors have a private setting and a carefully finished bathroom. A marble vanity and porcelain flooring frame the European-style spa shower. Within the room, a desk and rolling chair provide a place to work. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied.

The private lounge serves coffee and tea throughout the day and has an honour bar for drinks. It gives guests another place to spend time beyond their room.

Classic château ceilings distinguish this one-of-a-kind room on the hotel’s highest floor. Natural light fills the seating area, where a double sofa bed gives guests another place to sit.

A marble vanity and porcelain flooring finish the bathroom, alongside a European-style spa shower. There is also a desk with a rolling chair. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, and the private Gold lounge offers all-day coffee and tea service. An honour bar is available there for drinks.

A separate living room gives this suite a comfortable place to spend time before turning in. It has a sofa bed and a multi-use table.

A marble vanity and porcelain flooring finish the bathroom, which has a European-style spa shower. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied. A desk with a rolling chair adds a place for work within the suite. Beyond the room, the Gold lounge serves coffee and tea all day. Its honour bar provides drinks in a setting for a quiet pause or conversation.

French doors close off the bedroom from a separate living room, allowing guests to keep different routines. The lounge has a sectional sofa with a pull-out bed.

In the bathroom, an illuminated mirror sits alongside a glass walk-in rain shower. Bathrobes are supplied for use in the room. A desk and chair provide a place for work, separate from the lounge seating.

The living area has a sofa bed and a dining table, giving meals and conversation their own setting. The décor honours the suite’s royal namesake. In the main bathroom, marble countertops complement a European-style shower.

King Edward VIII visited Edmonton in 1919, when he was still the Prince of Wales. He stayed at the hotel during that visit. The suite carries this historical connection in its name and design. Guests also have the Gold lounge for all-day coffee and tea. An honour bar provides drinks there, offering another place to spend time beyond the suite.

A naturally lit seating area occupies the main level, with a sofa bed for extra sleeping space. Upstairs, a desk sits within the bedroom, giving work its own place away from the lounge. The large bathroom is finished with marble counters and porcelain flooring, alongside a European-style spa shower.

The suite recalls Sir Winston Churchill’s visits to Edmonton. During his 1929 stay, he wrote to his wife, Clementine, about his fondness for the city and Canada. That connection adds a personal historical detail to the setting. Guests can also spend time in the private Gold lounge, where coffee and tea are served throughout the day and drinks are available from the honour bar.

A dining table for four makes meals part of the intimate living area. The bedroom looks over the river valley, while marble at the bathroom vanity and porcelain flooring add a polished finish. A sofa bed offers another sleeping option within the suite.

King George VI and the Queen Mother stayed at the hotel during their Canadian Royal Tour in 1939. The suite retains a sense of that history in its name and distinctive arrangement. The Gold lounge serves coffee and tea all day and has an honour bar for drinks.

French doors divide the bedroom from the living area, giving this bright suite a choice of openness or privacy. A sofa bed adds a second sleeping option. From the top floor, the outlook takes in the river valley and the hotel’s backyard gardens.

The suite honours Lois Hole, Alberta’s fifteenth Lieutenant-Governor and a keen gardener. In the bathroom, a marble vanity and porcelain flooring complement a European-style spa shower. A desk and rolling chair give guests a place to work. Bathrobes and slippers are supplied, while all-day coffee and tea are served in the Gold lounge.

Cathedral ceilings and a large foyer set a grand tone for this residence. Queen Elizabeth II selected it for her visits to Canada. Porcelain floors add a polished finish, while the living and dining areas give private meals their own setting. The bedroom is arranged upstairs, apart from the spaces used for entertaining.

The main bathroom has a deep soaking tub, a separate spa shower and a double marble vanity. A sofa bed offers another sleeping option.