Travelodge Calgary

... with really well. Mary even helped Rosie find a nice outfit for a family wedding in August. 4,000 miles on, we're now in Calgary taking things easy until we go home. We've got very mixed emotions now that we're in the final stages of our adventure. ...

... - in fact it was only 20 minutes the other side, but it was late and we were really tired! However the motel - a Travelodge - was a really pleasant surprise. A feature of all motels in these cold parts seems to be the attraction of an indoor water slide ...

... kam Grönland in Sicht! Beeindruckend, neben ein paar Luftlöchern jedoch das einzige Highlight des Fluges. Am Flughafen in Calgary wurden wir dann von einem ausgewachsenen Gewitter empfangen. Folge: Die Arbeiter durften nicht aufs Rollfeld und konnten ...

So after 18 hours of assorted travelling I have properly set down in Canada. I am currently sat in my room half concentrating of typing and half watching Christian Bale deliver a long acceptance speech at the golden globe awards. The flight over was ...

... , we were on Highway 2, otherwise known as Queen Elizabeth II Hwy headed south.  Next stop Calgary.  Next entertainment event, the Chuckwagon Races this evening at the Calgary Stampede!  We've never attended ...

... made back to our hotel.  Overall, the Stampede was a Great Experience!   For us, it definitely lived up to it's billing as "The Greatest Show On Earth" !!  Way to go Calgary! Cheers, Rick & Elsie!    ...

... the Nissan dealership, and then snuck in through security just after 8:00. Then more sitting and waiting at our gate. Leaving Calgary was a little bit of a task, because we had to wait for some connecting passengers from a Vancouver flight and then there ...

Calgary Stampede! Good looking cowboys in their leather chaps! Yuumy! It was fantastic. Lots and lots of people of course and whew, very expensive and set up to take every cent off you! Interesting though, we had expected to see stalls and stalls of ...

... we checked into the Comfort Inn & Suites on Banff Trail.  It was  definitely better then last years Travelodge, located a few hotels down from where we're staying now.  And the C-Train Station was pretty much ...

... Cytrina said "Uh uh, we called, so we are going to be on the first one that comes" and we were. We left the kids at the Travelodge lobby with the bags while Nova and I went for a walk to pick up our van at Sunridge Nissan. Then it was back to the hotel to ...

... to Paddington Station. At Paddington, I reload my oyster card, and take the tube to Southwark. We arrived at the Southwark Travelodge (pronounced Suthuk, don't ask me why), and were checked in by the very, very friendly hotel staff. Hotel room is very ...

Hi Folks! This is it.....our last entry from Canada.....on this trip. We've survived city life, and enjoyed it too! Done a bit of sightseeing, shopping and just chilling.Last night we were invited to dinner  by a couple ( Rob and Siew-Wan ...

... and well appointed with all the facilities we needed. We were to stay in the hostel for 2 nights before moving to the Travelodge down the road, where we would be joined by Kristina’s mother Renate. The first impressions of Edmonton were good, but ...

... to a small town in Montana during the winter? We didn't really know. In fact, we were returning from Seattle back to Calgary and decided to take a different route. When crossing the Idaho panhandle we spent a lovely night with a young couple at their ...

... looked like chunks of cotton swabs, placed artistically by God on a blue sky collage. We waved farewell to the rocky mountains as we neared Calgary. Olivia drove us around the city, just to get a sense of the area. She stopped for a Taco, at Taco Bell, ...

... across the road.  Samantha enjoyed her drink on her lap here.  The next morning we Hit the road and headed for Calgary via lake Louise.  Lake Louise was spectacular and we would recommend it to anyone.  It is a glacial lake with ...