It's in a great spot not too far away from anything you might need... But far enough from the highway to provide some quiet. It's a spot I've used multiple times and will continue to do so.

Fridge could do with a clean-out from food left by previous guests. Bath towels could be just a bit bigger. Those are the only 2 gripes in my trip haha.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hostel. I was able to rest comfortably after my journey. The room was very clean and the bed comfortable. I appreciated the sink in the room. I also liked the cabinets that held all my luggage. The kitchen was clean. I really liked the separate space for working remotely; it made things much easier. It was also nice that there were small refreshments – oatmeal and a candy bar. The Wi-Fi worked well. The location was great – close to buses. The neighborhood was quiet and not noisy. There was a laundry service. I was very pleased with my stay.

I have the impression that many people live in the hostel permanently, which means the refrigerators in the kitchen are a mess and overflowing with stuff, leaving those staying as tourists with little space to put their few belongings. It would be nice to have more refrigerators and the ability to organize their belongings in boxes, like in other hostels.

Galley kitchen with Department of Health Quality Food Preparation Spaces. Large eating area and lounge areas for those who like a bit of privacy. You can eat by yourself.There was always a staff person available to solve problems..They were very friendly.The complimentary coffee/tea/oatmeal/snackbars were a nice touch. Washing Machine and dryer, drink and food machines and laundry soap and towels were added bonuses.

Regarding the disposal of bunk bed frames, I feel that they could have been donated to Habitat for Humanity for the clients they have on their list or to be sold at one of their ReStores. Habitat for Humanity will issue tax receipts for the assessed value of furniture. It was a shame to see those beautiful frames being taken apart and left in the rain. An employee told me that The Salvation Army and Value Village wouldn't accept them. I'm pretty sure that 'Habitat' would have.

Yes it was nice and clean i found the beds 🛌 nice and comfortable enjoyed my sleep and it's 1 block 🚫 away from the main attraction 82nd Avenue and bus service is 1 block 🚫 the Grocery stores are between 3 to 4 blocks 🚫 away down to 80th ave than down 3 blocks 🚫 to 104th street McDonald's is in the same area and i went to west Edmonton mall to check it out i enjoyed 😉 😀 🙂 👍 all i saw there even took some pictures to sent to Friends

The facilities here were great - a large, clean kitchen and eating area, a games room, tv room and lounge area. The location was also great - in a quiet leafy street but close to grocery store, takeaway food, cafes and bars, bus etc. I loved having a locker in the room (2 person female dorm) large enough to fit my medium sized suitcase. Staff were also excellent.

My only complaint is that there’s not enough space to sit up on the bottom bunk which made it extremely uncomfortable to relax in the room. The room also gets very warm and there was no fan or aircon, just a window you could open.

I had my own food when I got here. It was nice to see people that I have not seen in ages but yet again we had to go out separate ways. The people that work here were very hospitable and friendly. I would recommend the HI International to anybody traveling. I have had an enjoyable and relaxing stay. Two thumbs up to the staff.

The only thing I didn't really like was having a roommate but she was a good person and respectable.

Issue with price/booking. I booked, what I thought was a 2 bdrm room, & when I arrived it was an 8 room dormitory room. This could have been made clearer on Booking.com's website. Even on my confirmation page that shows the address & dates, it does not show WHAT was booked. I had to pay additional fees when I arrived to get what i wanted.

Staff & room were great; the latter with the following exceptions. The room was too sparse & needed some more basic amenities, like a small table to put things on, or 2 chairs so each member (in my 2 bed room) had a place (beside the floor or their bed) to put their stuff on. Any kind of small table or desk would have been a welcomed addition & improvement. There was enough room to accommodate a small table or desk.

Hi this is best Hostel for cheapest in Edmonton If you r alone u can Use Shared rooms with Bunker Bed One Bed over Other, They have Option 8 bed ,6,-2 beds in a room And Family Room, (Common) Self Cooking Facility with All kitchen Equipment's Utensils cold storage is In Ground floor ,with Dinning Hall , and Recreation Hall ,Hostel provides Separate portion for Girls rooms

People are friendly and Respect Privacy room lights Early off as some fellow person sleep early wake early for job Shifts, so u have to respect silence in room avoid calling from room when others sleep there should be dim lights in room which can be used even some one sleeps late of early.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at HI Edmonton, and I can't say enough good things about my experience. From the moment I walked through the door, I was impressed by the warm and welcoming atmosphere that this hostel offers. First and foremost, the staff at [Hostel Name] are exceptional. They are not just employees but true hosts, always ready to assist with a smile. They provided me with fantastic local tips, whether it was for the best restaurants, the top sights to see, or even the hidden gems only locals know about. Their dedication to making my stay enjoyable was evident throughout my entire visit. The cleanliness and comfort of the hostel exceeded my expectations. My room was immaculate, and the common areas were well-maintained. I especially appreciated the comfortable beds and the thoughtfully designed, spacious rooms. The privacy curtains and individual power outlets by each bed were a great touch. One of the highlights of this hostel is the fantastic common area. It's a hub for travelers from all over the world, and it's easy to strike up conversations and make new friends. The communal kitchen is well-equipped, making it easy to prepare your meals and save some money. The cozy lounge is perfect for relaxing or working, and the hostel often hosts events that bring guests together. The location of HI Edmonton is another huge advantage. It's right in the heart of the city, with many attractions, restaurants, and bars within walking distance. It's also close to public transportation, which makes exploring the city incredibly convenient. I can't forget to mention the value for money. HI Edmonton offers affordable rates without sacrificing quality or service. I couldn't believe I was getting such a great deal for the quality of accommodation and service I received. In summary, HI Edmonton is a true gem in the world of hostels.

Does exactly what HI Internationals do world wide, provide clean, comfortable accommodations at a reasonable price. I stayed in 2 bed dorm and couldn't have been happier. The bunk was solid wood, the foam mattress was comfortable and I slept well. There's a big, well equipped kitchen and lots of comfortable common areas with pool and ping pong. It's located right in the heart of Edmonton's nightlife district with nearby restaurants, shops and cafes.

Lower bunk is very short, upper bunk doesn't have its own plug. It was noisey at night. Building and rooms have no character at all so even though there's great common areas it seemed a bit quiet and boring.