Fairmont Hotel Macdonald

About the Hotel

Overlooking the North Saskatchewan River Valley in Edmonton, the historic luxury Fairmont Hotel Macdonald was built in 1915 by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Named after Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, the hotel is recognized as one of Canada’s grand railway hotels, showcasing its iconic Châteauesque architecture. With 198 rooms that blend modern comfort with historic elegance, the hotel also features the Fairmont Gold floor, introduced in 2016, offering exclusive services for guests. The Harvest Room restaurant serves regional Canadian cuisine, while amenities such as a health club, saline pool, squash court, and spa provide additional luxury experiences. Located in downtown Edmonton, the hotel is conveniently close to key attractions like the Royal Alberta Museum and Rogers Place.