I had got a king size executive suite. It was a nice room.

Had a few issues with the upper bed sheet. But that was fixed.

No movie channels. Kinda sucks.

Traffic noise was not to bad.

Bathroom was small.

And out of 2 nights the second night we were kept up by noisey ppl over us.

All in all was ok but really not worth more than 130.00 per night. They charge more.

I will look for another place to stay when in Calgary.

Because I'd had an awesome first stay at this hotel, we chose it for our overnight hotel when we returned from another trip. We got to the hotel at 11:30 pm to find that our rooms had been given away despite us having booked the rooms 3 months in advance with a credit card guarantee. We needed 5 beds for 5 very tired women and the hotel only offered us two rooms with a bed each forcing us to share beds with each other and sleep on cots. This was a horrid end to our trip and I was livid. There were no apologies from the desk staff, just shoulder shrugs. In the morning we were offered the rooms at half price, which helped, but I would think twice before staying here again. When we book hotels for return flights from holidays we want comfort, peacefulness and a good sleep. We got none of these at the Radisson. What was the point in booking ahead? While I was prepared to go across the road to the Holiday Inn that night, my travel mates just wanted to stay and go to bed, so the majority ruled. I was not a happy camper. And campers we were on cots.

Only offered an hourly shuttle, so add another 20 CAD to the room price for a taxi.
Food in the restaurant was terrible and room was poor.
Totally non smoking hotel. Nothing to recommend it really. Not that close to the airport. Probably better to go for the on airport hotels.

My friend and I arrived here pretty jaded after a road trip from Vancouver, do this was just what the doctor ordered.

Room was big and clean, the beds comfortable, the bathroom modern and the travel hair dryer excellent.

The bar food was also excellent, although the service a little slow, but it suited our needs.

Wine list poor, but I have been spoilt with fine Canadian wines during our road trip, so it wasn't the end of the world.

We didn't have time to use the pool, so can't comment on that.

Room with two Queen sized beds, dinner, wines, night caps and b/f for a little over $200 for one night.

Highly recommended.