Are you going downtown (N-S determined by river and railroad tracks, East West by Centre Street - 10 Street) Many of the hotels in downtown run on average $150 per nite.

I would suggest you start with the International. There are others, but the International runs about 140 Cdn per nite, is clean, and has a restaurant/lounge in it if you don't feel like going out. Just up the street from Caesar's Steak House as well.

Others include the Delta Bow Valley, and the Palliser. Both are I think, overpriced for what you get, although the Palliser is arguably more centrally located. There are others of course, but I usually find the Int. to be best overall value.

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I wish you elaborated some more on why you had decided to go to Calgary. I have never been there, but my friend was and she wasnt that satisfied. She was satisfied with the hotel, so I will be able to tell you more on that topic, but Calgary wasnt all that great. As much as Ive understood its an industrial city and there are various corporate headquarters, a lot of concrete and steel, and not much nature. But the hotel was a completely different story. My friend stayed at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Calgary and she said that is was a great place to be at. If you dont mind traveling for a while, you have to go and see Heritage Park Historical Village in Calgary.

Calgary will be my final destination for this summer holiday. I cant remember the last time I traveled so much in just two months. I cant remember if I ever visited so many places at once until now. So far I never had problems anywhere, but that is because I asked before I decided to go somewhere. Now I am asking you to recommend me a hotel in Calgary. Thanks.