Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Calgary Airport

2481 39th Avenue N.E. , Calgary AB T2E 8V8 , Canada
Reservations: (888) 201-1746 US Toll Free
Telephone: (403) 250 - 1800 Fax: (403) 250 - 2121
Email:  cx_clgr@countryinns.com

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Some of the amenities you'll enjoy while staying with us:

  • 106 Rooms & Suites
  • Variety of restaurants nearby
  • Calgary International Airport, 7 km/4.5 mi.
  • City Centre, 9 km/6 mi.
  • Banff, 120 km/75 mi.
  • Sunridge Shopping Mall, 2.5 km/1.5 mi.
  • Stampede Park/Saddledome, 12 km/7.5 mi.
  • Heritage Park, 19 km/12 mi.
  • Spruce Meadows Equestrian Centre, 37 km/23 mi.
  • Calgary Zoo, 7 km/4.5 mi.
  • Casino Calgary, 3 km/2 mi.
  • Edmonton City, 297 km/185 mi.

From quiet beginnings as an outpost for the North West Mounted Police, Calgary gained prestige after the railroad pushed through, linking the east and the west. Farming and ranching were prominent then, capitalizing on the wide expanses of prairie. In the early part of the century, oil was discovered, and the city's fortunes changed forever. An influx of money and people pushed Calgary's growth, and the city was largely built in a generation, thanks to oil and the money it produced. Much of that wealth was directed into the city, endowing it with recreational and cultural facilities to rival its shining office towers. Oil still drives the city, as does technology, and the money remains as well, giving the city a sophistication that rivals Canada's more established cities. It's also beautiful, a gateway between the prairies and the awesome grandeur of the Rockies. It's home to the University of Calgary and a proud cowboy culture that revels in the annual Stampede celebration. In a few incredible decades, the city has transformed itself into a world power and presence, evidenced in part by its hosting of the 1988 Winter Olympics. Friendly, magnanimous, young, and well-educated, it shows no signs of faltering in that climb.

Many places in North America were named for places in the United Kingdom ­ Greenwich, CT; Norfolk, VA; York, PA; St. Andrew's, NB; New Glasgow, NS; Marlborough, MA; Birmingham, AL; and Sudbury, ON, to name just a few. Calgary was named in 1876 by NW Mounted Police Colonel James Macleod, who was originally from Calgary Bay, on the Isle of Mull off the west coast of Scotland.

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