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Stettler Hotel

Stettler Hotel

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3.4 Google Review
5001 50 St, Stettler, Alberta, T0C 2L0, Canada
(403) 742-2353 stettlerhotel.com
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Sep 11, 2017
This is the worst place you could stay. The hallways smell like sewage from the public washrooms in halls that don't get maintained. The floors in the rooms are dirty when you get the room, the showers are freezing. The appliances make noise, the sheets have some kind of fur on them, that will stick to all your clothes. If you bring up any of these issues with staff. She is going to con you out of your damage deposit with paper work she made you sign ahead of time probably planning on snaking you of your money the minute you check in. Trust me don't stay here plus the food at the bar downstairs sucks, both owed by the same shady lady. Save your money or take it else where, trust. She expects you to clean your room better then they would ever give it to you before you check out. Like you have to go out of your way an buy a broom an mop. She's a con artist don't stay here.

Nov 30, 2017
The renovated rooms were great! And the food was amazing!! I would stay there again. The new owner is wonderful!

Nov 25, 2016
Great food. Rooms have been updated. New owner really cares.

Sep 9, 2016
The Asian Fusion food here is unbelievably good! a pleasant surprise

Jan 23, 2017
Amazing new owner and exellent food

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Opening Hours

Mon:10 am - 12 am
Tue:10 am - 1 am
Wed:10 am - 1 am
Thu:10 am - 1 am
Fri:10 am - 1 am
Sat:10 am - 1 am