Everything You Need in Edson

Pet-friendly hotel off Trans-Canada Highway close to downtown

Situated halfway between Jasper National Park and Edmonton, Travelodge by Wyndham Edson is a great home base for outdoor and city adventures alike. Our inviting hotel is conveniently located off the Trans-Canada Highway next to the VIA Rail Edson station on the Canadian National Railway. You’ll be close to downtown attractions like the Galloway Station Museum and Red Brick Arts Centre. While you’re here, enjoy free breakfast every morning and free parking for vehicles of all sizes.

Gear Up for Your Adventures

You’ll love free breakfast, WiFi, and parking

Stay connected with free high-speed WiFi and enjoy a free breakfast of cereal, muffins, coffee, and more. Make the most of extras like guest laundry facilities and free parking for vehicles of all sizes. Retreat to one of our comfortable, non-smoking guest rooms, each featuring a desk, flat-screen HDTV, ironing amenities, hair dryer, and coffee maker. If you’re traveling with a pet, you can bring your cat or dog along for an additional fee. Plus, our friendly front desk staff is happy to assist with anything you need—from directions to local recommendations.

Explore the Area

Visit museums, discover a national park, or enjoy Edmonton

Make the most your time adventuring in Alberta. Visit the Galloway Station Museum and Travel Centre to see local art, discover war exhibits from the First World War, and more. Stay active with a round of golf at the Edson Golf Club, just a few miles away. Venture out of the area to experience the great outdoors with trips to thesee the sandstone hoodoos of at Sundance Provincial Park, or the explore expansive Jasper National Park, the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, with . Within Jasper, there’s many plenty of opportunities for hiking, camping, and canoeing. From the hotel, You can also head directly to the east to downtown experience downtown Edmonton’s for its culture, shopping, dining, and sights such as the Royal Alberta Museum, West Edmonton Mall, and the Muttart Conservatory.