Hotels in Leduc

Leduc Hotels

Just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of Edmonton, Leduc offers an enticing taste of small town Alberta. Once the thriving heart of the state's oil boom, Leduc is today a charming and friendly destination, with acres of park land and green space, quirky historical attractions, an eclectic array of restaurants, and world class sports and recreational facilities. The town is connected by extensive cycle paths, which make it a joy to explore at a leisurely pace.

Things to see

The Leduc #1 Energy Discovery Center is the town's most famous landmark and attraction. This interactive museum brings to life the story of Alberta's remarkable oil boom, and is where you'll find the world's largest drill. Dr. Woods House Museum is a beautifully restored Art Deco private house, which was home to one of Leduc's first doctors. Today it houses a delightful collection of vintage artifacts and everyday items, which give visitors an insight into affluent life in the first half of the 20th century. Leduc Recreation Centre boasts an extensive range of sporting and leisure facilities. Here you'll find a fantastic aquatic center with multiple pools, a water slide, whirlpool, hot tub, and steam room; a state-of-the-art fitness center offering a diverse range of training programs and classes; an adventure-filled indoor playground for kids; plus cooking program, activities for teens, and much more. Fred John's Park is where you'll find Leduc Reservoir, an extremely popular fishing spot which teems with Rainbow Trout and Pike.

Hotels in Leduc

You won't find much in the way of 5 star luxury, but there's an extensive selection of smart, modern hotels in Leduc and the surrounding areas. In the center of town you'll find budget and mid-range properties managed by well-known international chains. These offer great value for money, and are likely to include amenities such as complimentary WiFi, breakfast, and onsite parking. Some hotels also offer free airport shuttles, fitness facilities, and business centers. There are more upscale options outside of central Leduc, where you'll find luxury amenities such as health spas, steam rooms, and gourmet restaurants.

Where to stay

Leduc is a small, easily navigable city, so you'll find most of the town's attractions within walking distance, wherever you choose to stay. The city boasts a great selection of restaurants, serving everything from hearty steaks and rib racks to authentic spicy Indian cuisine. A number of the town's hotels are situated close to Edmonton Airport, which is ideal if you have an early morning flight to catch. Alternatively, you may wish to stay in nearby Edmonton, which is around 20 miles away from Leduc. Alberta's capital is a huge, vibrant city, which boasts world-class shopping, beautiful parks, and a thriving arts and cultural scene.

How to get to Leduc

Edmonton International Airport is situated in Leduc County. It receives daily flights from many Canadian and US cities, plus international destinations including Cancun, London, and Reykjavik. Car hire is available at the airport, and from here it's just a 5 minute drive to Leduc city center. Alternatively, the town is roughly a 2 hour drive from Calgary International Airport, which receives non-stop flights from many additional international destinations, such as Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Paris.