Royal Lodge

Affordable Comfort Close to Edmonton’s Music Scene

Modern and modest, Royal Lodge offers a simple and budget-friendly stay in Edmonton’s Southeast district. With easy access to Whyte Avenue, University of Alberta, and the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, it’s a practical base for concert-goers who want to stay close to the city’s music action without breaking the bank.
Rooms are equipped with all the essentials: air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, fridge, and even a balcony for a breath of fresh air. Whether you're in town for a big gig or a weekend of exploring, Royal Lodge keeps things simple and stress-free.

Why Concert-goers love it

Concert lovers appreciate Royal Lodge for its proximity to key venues like Whyte Avenue and the Jubilee Auditorium—both just a short drive away. With 24-hour front desk support and staff that speak both English and Hindi, late-night arrivals or questions are easily handled. The area is quiet at night, making it a good place to wind down after a loud show.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to split an affordable room
• Solo travelers chasing their favorite artists
• Couples on a music-filled weekend escape
• Fans needing a quiet place to recover post-concert
• Budget-conscious music fans who want value without sacrificing comfort

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no on-site restaurant, each room includes a coffee machine and fridge, great for snacks and quick meals. The area offers plenty of walkable dining spots and fast food options nearby. Ideal for grabbing a bite before or after the show. Breakfast isn’t available on-site, so plan to explore a local café the next morning.

Nightlife Options

Though Royal Lodge doesn’t offer live music or an on-site bar, its location makes it easy to Uber or drive to the nightlife hotspots around Whyte Avenue, known for bars, lounges, and live music venues.

What People Say

Guests love the cleanliness of the rooms, the friendly staff, and the value for money. The balconies and city views are also a nice bonus. Many note that the rooms are quiet and peaceful, which is great for getting rest after a loud night out.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that the decor is a bit dated, and the motel-style setup isn’t for everyone. There’s no elevator, so pack light if you're on an upper floor. There’s also no breakfast or on-site dining, so you’ll need to plan meals out.

The Bottom Line

Royal Lodge is a solid budget pick for concert-goers who want a peaceful place to crash after the show without spending a fortune.