Chateau Louis

We celebrated Valentine’s Day there and both agreed we’ve never had finer service. I am gluten intolerant and had called prior to the day asking what on the menu I could enjoy. On the day, once we were seated, the Chef came out from the kitchen and explained it to me personally. Both the Chef and server remembered the phone call. The Chef then took the time to personally bring the fish and chicken to our table that hadn’t been cooked in the sauces he had prepared. Most of the items on the buffet were gluten free. Therefore I had a wide variety of items to choose from. I didn’t have dessert but I saw a variety of fruit. Our server was so very attentive and courteous. In fact all the staff were wonderful. Very professional, welcoming and helpful.
We decided we will definitely be returning.

Exquisite restaurant. We stayed here as it was close to Via rail station and went down for dinner to deserted restaurant… expected the food to be dreadful but. OMG…the chef is a genius. Seafood was fresh and creatively prepared… it turns out there was some event in Edmonton and that is the reason the restaurant was dead… but it is one of the best kept secrets in Edmonton. Reasonable prices, great service… and unbelievable cuisine.

Hey, Château Louis, fix your contact form on your site! I wanted to give feedback in private about the crappy food in your lounge the last time we visited but your form doesn’t work (probably by design?)
Anyways, here is what I sent to you:
«Hey, we eat at your lounge about half a dozen times a year. Either the food is really good, or it is really bad.
My g/​f ordered the ribs from the lunch menu. I think they were baby back ribs but not sure as they were so badly cooked you couldn’t even tell what they were.
They were inedible. The sauce was good, but the ribs were terrible. I can teach you how to cook ribs easily so they just fall off the bone. Or, maybe take them off the menu or go to Superstore and buy those pre-​cooked ones in vacuum sealed bags. They are way better and won’t make your restaurant look so bad.
Thanks!»

This review is for the Sunday Brunch served at the hotel.
I find it hard to find a good spot for brunch in the city, especially a buffet style brunch with many different options to choose from. I wasn’t sure what to expect, as I’ve stayed at this hotel before and don’t remember the breakfast being anything special. Although the breakfast might be fairly standard, their Sunday brunch is really something else!
There are a TON of options, from various salads, veggies and fruit, seafood, and even gnocchi, alongside the usual breakfast options such as bacon, omelettes and waffles. And the dessert table was unbelievable, filled with different cakes and mousse and pastries.
It is a bit pricey, but definitely worth the money. The quality is outstanding, and the atmosphere is great. Definitely a great way to spend a leisurely Sunday morning.

This is just reviewing the Event Space attached to the Hotel. I’ve had to go there four times for work events and we were served breakfast and/​or lunch. I swear it gets worse every year. The staff never smile and the food is just nasty. I had scrambled eggs, toast, and bacon. Let’s start with the bread. It was good and toasted. Pretty hard to screw that up. The eggs, however, were wet. Like someone dropped them into a pail of water for a second and took them out again. They tasted ok but they felt like slime in my mouth. Now the bacon was the kicker. It honestly looked like a Fisher Price toy. You know those small plastic bacon stripes that come with the stove? Yeah, it looked like those except bigger. And remember that part in the movie The Fly (80’s version) when Brundle transports his steak in his telepod and it ends up tasting synthetic? I think that’s what they did. It tasted like air. I’m not trying to be funny. I’m just trying to explain it as best I can.
The place does look nice so that’s the only reason it doesn’t get a ¹⁄₅. Maybe it’s cheap for my work to rent the space for a few hours but I wish they didn’t.

This review is for the conference centre.
The room was lovely, if dated (french provincial) and had terrific light from all of the windows. It is quite refreshing to be at a conference and get to see daylight. The coffee break snacks were not particularly tempting, which is consistent with the quality of food at the Royal Coach dining room in the hotel (which I do NOT recommend).

I’ve booked my wedding reception in the CL ballroom next year, and my interactions with the staff have been very positive. They have been very accommodating, from allowing us to try on chair covers, to taking down their tapestries to put up our own personalized pieces for the event!
Good location with the hotel right on site for out-​of-​town guests, and very reasonably priced for the service received. The ballroom is an extraordinarily beautiful and spacious room.

The Château Louis Hotel and Conference Centre is one of the better hotels in Edmonton. Located on Kingsway Avenue this hotel has great accommodations, a fabulous conference centre and a handy dandy liquor store with a great selection of tasty beverages.
I’ve been going to the Château Louis Conference Centre for years and am pleased with the amount of space the conference rooms have. The space is always clean and the staff is most helpful. The foyer is very open so there is lots of room to mingle, especially for weddings. The grand ballroom is quite large and a small outdoor area with gazebo is accessible through the grand ballroom.
The hotel itself is comparable. The rooms are clean, beds comfortable and a complementary continental breakfast comes with your room. That in it’s self is a great deal. As well, there is good parking behind the hotel for guests.
Another perk of the hotel is it’s situated beside Canadian Tire and Save On Foods and down the street from Kingsway Mall so if you forgot something it’s right handy to get. Another perk for location is it’s right across from the municipal airport and NAIT and they get a lot of business from travelers and those associated with NAIT. If a hotel is busy, that’s a good sign.
This place fills up quickly over the summer due to the number of events (Edmonton Indy, festivals, weddings) so don’t leave your reservation to the last minute. I always book family into this hotel over others on the same street and will continue to do so.

I was here for a coronation of sorts one cold winter night and found their premises to be of high quality. The convention centre is big enough for a large show like the one I was attending and their hotel rooms are spacious and clean.
Probably one of the better hotels in Edmonton…