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2019 Wickfest Hotel Summary and Comparison As of Oct 9 2019 EXCEL ** PLEASE NOTE: OCCUPANCY = guests over the age of 18, children are free and are not considered "occupants" under occupancy 2019 CALGARY Hotel Summary Chart *** DO NOT USE WEBSITES TO BOOK! Please use "To book" information to book rooms Triple Quad FOUR POINTS SHERATON Distance to Seven Distance to Total # Double Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Occupancy Occupancy Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room (NORTHWEST) Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport rooms (QQ) available Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals (ADULTS) (ADULTS) Sales contact: Tell: 403-202-4419 TO BOOK Team meals also Derik Brown Discounted hot buffet Free - First Queen Suite available (book in Email: [email protected] breakfast available: come first (2 queen beds advance) Stephani 26 km / 1.0 km / $10.00* adult Avenue 16 Kitchen Free Free serve. 100 $149.00 $149.00 $149.00 plus double sofa TBD Wittmeier: WEBSITE (DO NOT USE TO BOOK) http://www.fourpointscalgarywest.com/ 22.8 mins 4 mins * * * * $7.00* 6-12 years, and Bar Above Ground Above Ground Arrange with bed) 403-202-4411 *plus Grats & tax. Tia or Derik $169 Catering@fourpoints- CODE WICKFEST 5 & under - FREE before arrival calgary.ca 8220 Bowridge Crescent NW ADDRESS Calgary, AB T3B 2V1 Distance to Seven Distance to Double Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Sandman Hotel & Suites Calgary West Details Triple Occupancy Quad Occupancy Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales Manager: Caity Hery TO BOOK [email protected] 1-403-202-6502 First come first Denny's (open 24 Limited space available. serve www.sandmanhotels.com/locations/alberta/calgary/ 21.8km / 1.5 km / 10 Gift Card for Denny's hours + room Free Free Space is first come first WEBSITE (DO NOT USE TO BOOK) 35 $149.00 $149.00 $149.00 Guaranteed n/a hotels/calgary-west-caw 25 mins 5 mins * * * included (per room per night) service) Above ground Above ground serve, contact hotel for rooms for CODE WICKFEST BarOne details $99/night ADDRESS 125 Bowridge DR NW Calgary, AB T3B 3R6 BEST WESTERN Distance to Seven Double Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team VILLAGE PARK INN Details Distance to WinSport Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Chiefs Sportsplex Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals (NORTHWEST) Sales contact: Tel: 403-220-1809 TO BOOK $149 for weekend Tamara Taggart #1 Team meals also Email: [email protected] available (book in 18.7 km / 8.2 km / HIGHER RATES Free Free Above advance) Tracey Currie 80 $149.00 $149.00 Hot Buffet Breakfast included Discounted meals TBD WEBSITE (DO NOT USE TO BOOK) http://www.villageparkinn.com 24 mins 12 mins DUE TO GREY * * * Outdoor Ground * 403-220-1804 CUP on second Catering@villageparkinn CODE WICKFEST weekend IF .com AVAILABLE 1804 Crowchild Trail NW ADDRESS Calgary, AB T2M 3Y7 ALOFT Distance to Seven Double Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Distance to WinSport Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room (NORTHWEST) Chiefs Sportsplex Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales contact: Tel: 403-338-4404 $149 for weekend TO BOOK #1 Team meals also Sara Bibi Colbourne Free Free available (book in Email: [email protected] Outdoor Social area for 20.6 km / 8.2 km / HIGHER RATES Free Above advance) Viktoriia Bobro 60 $149.00 $149.00 Hot buffet Breakfast included Discounted meals board games 25 mins 12 mins DUE TO GREY * * * Ground reservation 403-338-4405 reservation etc. WEBSITE http://www.aloftcalgaryuniversity.com/ CUP on second required events@aloftcalgaryuni required CODE WICKFEST weekend IF versity.com AVAILABLE 2359 Banff Trail NW ADDRESS Calgary, AB T2M 4L2 Distance to Seven Distance to Single/dbl Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team DELTA CALGARY SOUTH Details Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales contact: Maria Powell TO BOOK Large social Discounted team meals 403.225.8622 area in main available. [email protected] November 14-16 November 14-16 November 14-16 * * lobby. Free of 7.2 km / 21.6 km / $139.00 $139.00 $139.00 Breakfast for 4 included in Above ground, plenty of Free Above Please contact Space is first come / 90 * Two * * Two restaurants charge. WEBSITE www.deltacalgarysouth.com 12 mins 30 mins November 21-23 November 21-23 November 21-23 swimming room rate bus parking available Ground hotel first serve. $154.00 $154.00 $154.00 pools on-site Hospitality CODE WICKFEST or WICKENHEISER suites also Rooms / prices based available. on availability. ADDRESS 135 Southland Drive SE, Calgary AB T2J 5X5 Distance to Seven Distance to Single/dbl Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team BLACKFOOT HOTEL Details Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales contact: TO BOOK Jane Large social Discounted team meals 1.800.661.1151 area in main available. Outdoor * Included. lobby. Free of 16.9 km / 21.2 km / only. Will be Breakfast for 4 included in Above ground, plenty of Free Above Space is first come / 103 $142.00 $142.00 $142.00 Contact hotel to charge. 21 mins 24 mins * closed in * room rate + on-site bus parking available Ground first serve. WEBSITE www.hotelblackfoot.com arrange. November comedy club Hospitality CODE WICKFEST or WICKENHEISER suites also Rooms / prices based available. on availability. ADDRESS 5940 Blackfoot Trail SE, Calgary AB T2H 2B5 Distance to Seven Distance to Single/dbl Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team GREY EAGLE CASINO RESORT Details Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales contact: Jayme Mitchell TO BOOK Discounted team meals 403.390.6937 available. [email protected] November 14-16 November 14-16 November 14-16 9 km / 12.7 km / $139.00 $139.00 $139.00 Deluxe Buffet breakfast Above ground, plenty of Free Above Please contact Space is first come / 75 TBD WEBSITE www.greyeagleresortandcasino.ca 11 mins 20 mins November 21-23 November 21-23 November 21-23 * * included in rate * bus parking available Ground hotel first serve. $154.00 $154.00 $154.00 CODE WICKFEST or WICKENHEISER Rooms / prices based on availability. ADDRESS 3777 Grey Eagle Dr, Calgary, AB T3E 3X8 SHERATON EAU CLAIRE Distance to Seven Distance to Double Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room (DOWNTOWN) Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Carly Robinson TO BOOK [email protected] On Street parking with 403-517-6612 City permit only (permit Available. Please book 19.7 km / 12 km / 10% discount through can range from $50- $15 / day Contact hotel WEBSITE http://www.sheratonsuites.com/smerf 25 $124.00 $124.00 $124.00 in advance. Restaurant 29 mins 20 mins * * * * In-Suite Dining services * $200 per day. Please Valet Parking for details * on-site. CODE WICKFEST or WICKENHEISER contact property for 255 Barclay Parade SW details) ADDRESS Calgary, AB T2P 5C2 SHERATON CAVALIER Distance to Seven Distance to Double Triple Quad Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room (NORTH) Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals Sales contact: TO BOOK Martin Beattie Tel: 403-250-6373 Water Park! Additional [email protected] charge (may be waived 28.6 km / 19 km / Free WEBSITE (DO NOT USE TO BOOK) http://www.sheratoncavaliercalgary.com/ 60 $129.00 $129.00 $129.00 Breakfast vouchers Free bus parking based on min 29 mins 27 mins * * * * Above Ground TBD * food purchase CODE WICKFEST from Catering http://bit.ly 2620 32 Ave NE dept) ADDRESS /2pZ0QQk Calgary, AB T1Y 6B8 Triple Quad Hampton Inn (connected to Homewood Distance to Seven Distance to Standard Double Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Occupancy Occupancy Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Suites) Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport Queen Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals (ADULTS) (ADULTS) Angela Hendy TO BOOK [email protected] 1-587-390-2050 Hospitality Lounge in the room avail. 34.8 km / 34 km / Cots may be Breakfast Free Free Please contact Available 40 $115.00 $125.00 $135.00 evening from 6 (depending on WEBSITE (DO NOT USE TO BOOK) https://bit.ly/2MpGw8e 30 mins 24 mins available * * * included Above ground Above ground hotel Contact hotel for details p.m. to 11 p.m. hotel CODE WICKFEST occupancy) free ADDRESS 2021 100 Avenue North East, Calgary, AB T3J 0R3 Triple Quad Homewood Suites (connected to Distance to Seven Distance to King + double pull Additional Fitness Bus Parking (Available, Guest Vehicle Team Details Occupancy Occupancy Free Wifi Pool Water-slide Breakfast Details On-site Restaurant Gear Storage Social Room Hampton Inn) Chiefs Sportsplex WinSport out + kitchenette Occupancy Room free or paid) Parking Meals (ADULTS) (ADULTS) Angela Hendy TO BOOK [email protected] Lounge in the Hospitality 1-587-390-2050 evening from 6 room avail.
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