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Quality Inn & Conference Centre Downtown

Quality Inn & Conference Centre Downtown

3.7/5103 Reviews
The room was clean and good , but location is a little bit far in the Majid . No hot water 💦
Hampton Inn by Hilton Sudbury, Ontario

Hampton Inn by Hilton Sudbury, Ontario

4.3/5100 Reviews
From the friendly check in… too the great room, clean and fresh to the checkout, all went smooth and we were very happy with our nights stay. Love Hampton Inns. Thanks to everyone for getting our vacation started on the right foot! We will be sure to tell everyone about this hotel! Cheers!
Super 8 by Wyndham Sudbury on

Super 8 by Wyndham Sudbury on

3.4/5113 Reviews
My son and I stayed at this Super 8 on the second night of our cross-Canada trip. Having left Central Alberta on Friday morning, we arrived at the Sudbury Super 8 late on Saturday evening after our second full day of driving. We were ready to go straight to sleep. At some point after we went to sleep, but before we woke up around 6am, the door opened and someone turned on the lights!!! The front desk gentleman had also assigned our room to a new guest just checking in, and she came directly into our room while we slept. We woke as soon as the lights turned on, and the lady was likely as shocked as we were, and she apologized and immediately left, but the fact she was able to unlock our door and walk into our room is clearly not acceptable. The next morning when we checked out, we complained to the gentleman at the front desk, who indicated that he was the one who assigned the room to the lady who had come in... but the part I was not at all happy with (not that I was happy with any of it) was that he did not seem very bothered by the fact he had given access to our room to another guest! Clearly this is NOT acceptable for a hotel! There were a couple other incidents that I could also include, but I think the anecdote above is enough reason for me to indicate that I will not be staying at this hotel again, should I ever be passing through Sudbury again.
Comfort Inn

Comfort Inn

3.8/5101 Reviews
Clean room, staff was nice and friendly. There isn’t much breakfast available (it was grab & go breakfast), but the hotel is located close to a lot of food chains and restaurants. The hotel is right next to a Dairy Queen, nice for food, but my room window was directly facing the drive thru, which was quite noisy. If you close the window and curtains the sound almost goes away. My room and a double bed, chair, desk, desk chair, and two wardrobes. Overall, it’s a good hotel for a night’s stay.
Econo Lodge

Econo Lodge

3.5/58 Reviews
We have been this hotel frequently staying during our last couple trips to Sudbury. We found the property is dated from outside but the customer service is very good. Front desk operator is polite and helpful. Room is very clean and comfortable with bedding. Amenities are well maintained. Morning continental breakfast is good for beginner of the day. We have very good time in restaurant and excellent healthy concept food, loved it. Thanks for quality service at econolodge.
Rodeway Inn

Rodeway Inn

3.6/5109 Reviews
This is more of a no tell motel. I booked this for my boyfriend, children and I. They billed our room hours in advance. I’ve never stayed in a hotel where they take your “deposit” as a means to bill you for the room. It was MORE than the room cost. Even GWL is half or so what the room costs. Then they don’t bill you for the room (that part I was ok with afterwards). The “breakfast nook” in the lobby is 90% out of service. What they do offer for breakfast is literally a brown bag lunch. I didn’t even bother looking at what was offered, as they were all literally in brown paper bags. Nothing was laid out so you had a choice to see what was there. It’s like it was a homeless shelter. Like I said in the title - no tell motel. The whole building is only 2 floors so there is no elevator you have to carry everything upstairs if you’re on the second floor, the door to which isn’t easy to do and if you have children with you it either means carting them up and down with you on stairs or leaving them alone in the hotel room. The one stair case smelled like urine and a musky basemen. Our room had 2 sticky spots on the carpet, holes in the screen, the room REEKED of cigarette smoke they tried to mask with a glade plug in (speaking Erin someone else who rented a room theirs did as well but they only got spray in their room, they were below us), there was cereal under the one desk, and a massive chunk of hair in the bathroom behind the door! If you’re wondering my hair is purple not black, my children have blonde hair. The beds were doubles, and were the shortest doubles I’ve ever slept on in my life, I’m 5’8” and when I stretched out my feet they were off the bed. When I mentioned these things to the desk they were Iike we can’t do anything about these because you booked through a third party booking site (it’s their PARENT SITE by the way, I just had a corporate discount). There is no excuse for lack of cleaning. The fact that most vehicles were gone by 630am just confirms this is likely a no-tell motel and not a hotel. I’d never stay there again. Next time we go to Sudbury to see Science North and Dynamic north we will pay a bit more for a proper hotel Vs a dive. The only thing I’ll give them is we didn’t get bed bugs.

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Highest PriceNZD 451
Lowest PriceNZD 114
Number of Reviews1,536
Number of Hotels28
Average Price (Weekdays)NZD 180
Average Price (Weekends)NZD 185