As i sit at this dusty IBM computer and type my review on this sticky keyboard I reflect on the last two days at this grimy hotel, and im sad to say that this Hotel was a fairly big dissapointment. The beds were lumpy, the rooms were small and cramped, the place is old, the walls are very thin and... more

For $90 a night in Red Deer, stay somewhere else. The carpets in the rooms are disgusting - dirty, dirty dirty - you have to keep your shoes on because you know that the oilfield workers and others before you tracked in some nasty dirt. In our first room, the toilet did not flush, there was a hair on the... more

Staff is friendly, rooms are clean, beds are comfy. When the lights are out, one can imagine being in a Hilton Hotel with the satisfaction of paying Travelodge prices. I love the HBC and Guest awards points. Great hotel and will always stay there when we visit the grandkids in Red Deer. more

The Red Deer Travelodge was terribly rundown. There was construction being done on the exterior of the property, but the rooms desperately need renovating. The laminate in the bathroom is separating from the counter top and the bathroom is showing heavy wear. Obviously no money has been put into maintaining the quality of the rooms. Paper thin walls allowed me... more

My room was good sized, clean & well decorated. But the corridors were outside and certainly in need of decorating and the carpet was badly stained. There is a spa and swimming pool which both need renovating. Some tiles were damaged and slippery when wet. Also there are no changing rooms and you have to walk through the hotel wrapped... more