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Hotels with Free Airport Shuttles in Northern Alberta

Your vacation in Northern Alberta may start as soon as you land, but you still need to get from Airport A to Hotel B. When you book a Northern Alberta hotel with a free airport shuttle you can get a lift from the airport to the hotel and back again—free of charge. Forget about whipping out your wallet to pay for a ride, and instead hop in a shuttle straight to your digs. Let everyone else fight for a cab—your ride is waiting for you.

Come on and take a free ride

Maybe you took the red-eye and you landed when the sun was rising. Could be you opted for a late-night flight and the airport is all but closed when you land. You could hope that the cabs are circling or that rideshares aren’t overbooked. Or you could not even worry about it because you have your Northern Alberta hotel’s free airport shuttle scooping you up.

Arrange your ride ahead of time with your hotel or check out the shuttle schedule of drop offs and pickups. The best part is that it won’t cost you a dime, which means a lot more money in your pocket for actually doing something fun in Northern Alberta.

From point A to point free

Whether you just don’t want to hassle with public transportation, or you like to save where you can on your stay, we have hotels with free shuttles to the airport. Sort them by:

• Hotwire Hot Rate: You won’t know the name until you book, but it’s our way of getting you the most bang for your buck.

• Price: We are all about helping you save so you can do more on your vacay. Check out our low rates per night, starting at $115.

• Amenities: Gym? 24-hour room service? Maybe a hot tub? We know it’s the little things that can take that trip from fun to fabulous.

When you’re looking for hotels with free airport transportation in Northern Alberta, we’ve got you. Not only can you get the hotel you want, but we can also help score you a rate that lets you take your trip to the top shelf. Put those savings away for a rainy day or for another getaway to Northern Alberta.