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§ 2

Rooms: three types, 26 doors

This chapter compares the King, the Double Queen and the King Suite line by line, using the hotel's own lists. Sections 2.1 to 2.3 give each room its own page.

Section checked against sources on 31 October 2026. Independent guide — not the hotel's website.

2.AThe numbers

  1. 26 rooms in total. This figure comes from the property table in Century Casinos' annual report for 2025, which lists hotel rooms per property as of 31 December 2025.
  2. Three types. The hotel page lists, in this order, a King Suite, a Double Queen and a King room.
  3. Split unknown. The hotel does not say how many of the 26 are suites, so we cannot tell you the odds of getting one. Our desk asks when you request.
  4. All non-smoking. Each of the three room descriptions begins with the word “Non-smoking”.
Line illustration of a compact hotel room with a king bed, wall television and a cabinet holding a microwave, mini-fridge and coffee brewer
Plate KING — illustration made for this handbook, not a photograph of the hotel.

2.BSide-by-side contents

Room contents as listed by the hotel (✓ = listed, — = not listed)
ItemKingDouble QueenKing Suite
Beds1 king pillow-top2 queen pillow-top1 king pillow-top
Non-smoking✓✓✓
Living room——✓
Bathroomsnot statednot stated1½, with two-person Roman tub
Televisionsone 32″ LCDone 32″ LCDtwo 32″ LCD
Individual heating and air conditioning✓✓✓
Single-cup coffee machine (Keurig)✓✓✓
Microwave and mini-fridge✓✓✓
Iron and ironing board✓✓✓
Ice bucket✓✓not listed
Alarm clock✓✓✓

One small difference is worth pointing out because people ask about it: the King and Double Queen lists include an ice bucket, while the King Suite list does not mention one. That is almost certainly an omission in the copy rather than a missing bucket, but we print what the hotel prints.

2.CWhich room for which trip

  1. One or two people, one evening show: the King. The hotel's own text places it after a Showroom concert or a Yuk Yuk's set.
  2. Two friends or a parent with an adult child: the Double Queen, the only type with two beds.
  3. An anniversary, a longer stay, or a group that wants somewhere to sit before going down to the show: the King Suite, which adds a living room, a second television and the two-person Roman tub.
  4. Three or four adults: the Double Queen on paper, but the hotel does not publish a maximum occupancy. Tell our desk the head count and we will ask before anything is confirmed.

2.DWhat the hotel does not publish

We would rather give you a short list of gaps than fill them with guesses. On the pages we could read, the hotel does not state check-in or check-out times, a pet policy, whether breakfast is included, Wi-Fi terms, room sizes, which floor rooms are on, or the layout of any accessible room. Prices are not on this site at all: they change by date and by channel, and an old number is worse than none.

2.EHow the rooms are booked

The hotel's own site sends “Book Now” to an online booking engine run by WebRez, which shows the hotel's address, phone number and a front-desk email address. Booking there directly is always open to you. Our form is an alternative for people who prefer to have someone check dates, room type and show nights first and reply by email.

Room details on this page follow the hotel's own room descriptions.Official site: cnty.com/edmonton ↗

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