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Apartments in Edmonton

Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Edmonton on Hotels.com. These Edmonton Apartments consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on .

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1. Cozy & Fully Furnished 2-bedroom Basement Suite

Cozy & Fully Furnished 2-bedroom Basement Suite
2.0 star property
Southwest Edmonton
The price is P3,643
P8,443 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 17 - Oct 18
Cozy & Fully Furnished 2-bedroom Basement Suite
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Top neighborhoods in Edmonton

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Downtown Edmonton

Downtown Edmonton buzzes with big-city energy around every corner. Rogers Place lights up game nights while the Art Gallery of Alberta's twisted metal architecture stops you in your tracks. Catch a symphony at Winspear Centre or wander through festivals in Sir Winston Churchill Square. The North Saskatchewan River offers stunning views and trails for when you need to escape the urban vibe. Dining options range from casual pubs to upscale restaurants along Jasper Avenue. Three metro stations make getting around a breeze, and the underground pedway system keeps you warm during winter months. Hotels cater mostly to business travelers but offer comfortable bases for exploring this cultural hub.

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Old Strathcona

Old Strathcona's historic brick buildings house a perfect mix of vintage shops, craft breweries, and cozy theaters. The Princess Theatre's neon glow lights up evening walks along Whyte Avenue, where street performers add to the lively atmosphere. During the famous Fringe Festival, the area transforms into a bustling cultural playground full of performances and food stalls. Local dining ranges from Ukrainian pierogies to farm-to-table cuisine, with plenty of patios perfect for people-watching. Boutique hotels and heritage B&Bs offer character-filled accommodations within walking distance of most attractions. Edmonton Transit buses connect visitors to the rest of the city when exploring beyond this walkable neighborhood.

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North Central Edmonton

North Central Edmonton offers authentic city living with a diverse cultural vibe you won't find in tourist brochures. Commonwealth Stadium brings game-day energy to tree-lined streets, while Kingsway Mall provides retail therapy without downtown prices. The Alberta Aviation Museum showcases local history for curious minds. Nearby parks offer peaceful spots to unwind after exploring this genuine slice of Edmonton life. Budget-friendly ethnic restaurants serve everything from Vietnamese pho to Middle Eastern kebabs at wallet-happy prices. Accommodation options range from practical motels to homey vacation rentals, all more affordable than downtown digs. Three metro stations make city exploration a breeze, connecting you to downtown while letting you experience Edmonton like a local.

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Glenora

Glenora combines luxury with history in one of Edmonton's most prestigious neighborhoods. Tree-lined streets showcase heritage homes with wraparound porches and ornate stonework. The Government House stands as the crown jewel—a stately Edwardian mansion with manicured gardens perfect for afternoon strolls. History buffs can explore the nearby Royal Alberta Museum while nature lovers enjoy the urban forest feel. This upscale residential area offers limited dining within its boundaries, but nearby Jasper Avenue serves up plenty of fine dining options. Accommodations range from luxury bed & breakfasts in heritage homes to boutique guesthouses with premium amenities. Though public transit is sparse, the wide sidewalks make walking a pleasure, and ride-sharing services are readily available.

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West Edmonton

West Edmonton revolves around its star attraction – West Edmonton Mall, a mega-complex that's basically a small city under one roof. Thrill-seekers scream down roller coasters at Galaxyland while families splash in the tropical paradise of World Waterpark. Beyond the 800+ shops, you'll find an NHL-sized ice rink, miniature golf, and even an indoor replica of Columbus's Santa Maria ship. The surrounding area offers a relaxed suburban vibe with family-friendly neighborhoods and community parks. Hotels cluster near the mall, providing convenient bases for shoppers and water park enthusiasts. Public transit is limited, so having a car or using ride-sharing services is your best bet for exploring beyond the mall's massive footprint.

Top landmarks in Edmonton

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West Edmonton Mall

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If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to West Edmonton Mall, a popular place for shoppers in West Edmonton. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
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Edmonton and related destinations

Between the North Saskatchewan River's winding banks, festivals erupt year-round in a city that refuses to acknowledge winter as an excuse to hibernate. West Edmonton Mall dazzles with its indoor waterpark and actual submarines, while the Royal Alberta Museum showcases everything from dinosaurs to butter churns with surprising flair. Rogers Place gleams downtown where hockey fans worship at the altar of the Oilers. The River Valley parks system offers more trails than you'd expect in a northern city, perfect for spotting urban coyotes. In winter, Snow Valley and Rabbit Hill transform the prairie into surprising ski slopes, while summer brings the legendary Fringe Theatre Festival where performers take over Old Strathcona's historic streets.

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Find out more about Edmonton

Visitors really like Edmonton, especially its riverfront, theater, and festivals. Activities like running give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Travelers seeking the perfect souvenir may want to head to West Edmonton Mall and South Edmonton Common. You might find that sights like Edmonton City Hall and Sir Winston Churchill Square are worth a visit.

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