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Fairmont Hotel MacDonald features 198 guest rooms and suites spread throughout its eleven-floor building. Each room has been beautifully renovated and captures the iconic heritage of the 1915 grand Canadian railway hotel while delivering contemporary comfort for modern travelers. Room categories include Fairmont, Deluxe, and Fairmont Gold accommodations, with view and non-view options available.
Check availability Official websiteThe hotel offers Fairmont rooms in 1 King, 2 Doubles, and 1 Queen configurations. Each Fairmont room includes a small sitting area with multi-use table and a 3-piece bathroom with illuminated mirrors. These rooms provide foundational luxury accommodations with classic styling.
Deluxe rooms deliver an open-concept layout with sitting area and multi-use table. Deluxe 1 King rooms work well for couples or small families, while Deluxe 2 Queens accommodations suit small family groups. Both categories provide expanded floor space compared to Fairmont rooms.
View rooms—Fairmont View and Deluxe View categories—offer the same layouts as standard counterparts but include windows capturing views of the North Saskatchewan River valley. These are available in 1 King, 2 Doubles, 2 Queens, and Grand Deluxe configurations, with Grand Deluxe View 2 Queens being the largest room type in the hotel.
Fairmont Gold 1 King rooms provide private check-in and concierge services on the seventh floor. Guests receive a deluxe continental breakfast and evening canapés included with the room. Bathrooms feature a walk-in rain shower and contemporary amenities throughout the space.
Several suites on the third and eighth floors are named after notable guests and historical figures, including the King George VI suite, the Queen Elizabeth suite, and the Winston Churchill suite. The Queen Elizabeth suite measures 220 square metres and includes a full dining room, two sitting areas, and two adjoining guest rooms connected to a private lobby for service and security personnel. Access to these third-floor suites is available only by private elevator.
All guest rooms underwent comprehensive renovation completed in 2024. The refreshed interiors feature modern décor paired with the hotel's 1915 heritage character. Rooms incorporate contemporary furnishings and natural light while maintaining the architectural legacy of the original Canadian railway hotel building.
Deluxe rooms feature an open-concept layout with larger floor space and expanded sitting areas compared to Fairmont rooms. Both have been beautifully renovated with contemporary amenities.
Yes. Fairmont View and Deluxe View room categories offer views of the North Saskatchewan River valley. These are available in multiple bed configurations including 1 King, 2 Doubles, 2 Queens, and Grand Deluxe options.
Fairmont Gold 1 King rooms include private check-in and concierge services on the seventh floor, a deluxe continental breakfast, evening canapés, and a walk-in rain shower.
Fairmont Hotel MacDonald contains 198 guest rooms and suites spread across eleven floors.
Suites named after historical figures including King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and Winston Churchill are available on the third and eighth floors. The Queen Elizabeth suite is the largest at 220 square metres and includes a full dining room and private elevator access.
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