LOVELY HOLIDAY HOME IN CALGARY CONFEDERATION PARK THE CITY CENTRE - WELCOME HOME AND OUR GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD PRIME LOCATION/ 15MIN AIRPORT/ 12MIN DOWNTOWN/ 1.5 HR BANFF ENTIRETY/ COZY & BRIGHT/ SPACIOUS & COMFY/ CLEAN & VALUE Prime Location, Located in the City Centre, Steps To Bus Stop, Schools, Shops, Groceries, Great Restaurants, And Bars Close To Parks, Golf courses, Ice Rinks, Ski Lifts, Fitness, UfC, SAIT, Airport, Downtown, Stampede Easy Access To Banff, Lake Louise, Great Destinations Super High Speed Internet - Ideal for remote works OTHER THINGS TO KNOW: Parking spots - street parking space right on the side of the house. Bedroom 4: there is a folding bed 28" x 68" (not a regular single bed).

HOUSE RULES: 1. No parties, reunion or events permitted. Fine is applied for violation. 2. Only registered guests are allowed. 3. Do not use the premises for any illegal activity. 4. No smoking, vaping, using drugs, cannabis or marijuana. Fine is applied for violation. 5. No weapon(s) or hazardous materials are allowed to be brought into the house. 6. No alcohol. 7. No exception for early check in or late check out unless discussed in advance. Extra charge is applied. 8. Quiet hours: City of Calgary requires quiet hours 10 PM and 7 AM Mon- Sat; 10 PM and 9 AM Sun & holidays. Noise complaints make the reservation be canceled without refund. Guests may be charged for any noise complaint plus related fee. If police are called to the house for noise complaints or any other reasons, Guests have to leave immediately. 9. The place should be back to its original set-up. Excessive cleanup or damages will result in an extra charge. 10. Clean kitchen and dishware after cooking to avoid extra charge. 11. Garbage: All garbage must be put in garbage bags and placed in the outside large garbage bins. 12. Guests will be charged for an extra cleaning fee per week and upon a request. 13. Shoes: please remove shoes, there are indoor slippers stored in the hallway. 14. Turn lights off and close the doors when away. Close windows when the furnace is turned on. 15. Please do not rearrange the furniture. 16. Guests are personally responsible for personal belongings left in or about the property. 17. The house is not equipped for children's safety. Guests are responsible to observe and take care of their children. 18. All guests must have traveler insurance on their own for the duration of stay. 19. Government issued IDs identified required for a booking and provided before arrival. 20. Pets are allowed. Pets must be authorized before check-in. Extra fee and house rules applied. 21. Host reserves the right to enter the property and ask Guests to leave if any of the house rules is broken.

ABOUT CALGARY: Calgary is our hometown in Canada. This city means a lot to each of our family members, with many things to visit, stay, and enjoy. Calgary is a major gateway to Banff and the Rocky Mountains, which are a one-hour drive to the west. It is also the sunniest of Canada's large cities, enjoying an average of 2396 hours of bright sun each year, spreading over 333 days. Calgary is a centre for big companies - it has the second-highest number of headquarters that belong to Canada's largest companies. Calgary has 115 head offices listed on the Financial Post 500 ranking, behind Toronto's 276. Calgary also serves as the headquarters of Canada's oil industry. In recent decades, the city has attracted Canadians from other provinces and skilled workers from all over the world. This has resulted in an increasingly multi-cultural society that manifests itself in a variety of ethnic restaurants and festivals like Carifest Caribbean Festival, Afrikadey!, Expo Latino, Taste of Calgary. Calgary's position at the heart of Alberta's beef country is reflected in the Western-themed festival known as the Calgary Stampede. The city and its immediate outskirts are home to many attractions, such as the Calgary Tower, Stephen Avenue Walk, Glenbow Museum, Devonian Gardens, Calgary Zoo, Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, and Calaway Park. Calgary has a full range of educational, medical, cultural, artistic, sporting and shopping facilities. Just some of these amenities are the UfC, Foothills Medical Centre, EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts, Jubilee Auditorium, Pengrowth Saddledome, Talisman Centre for Sport and Wellness, Canada Olympic Park, and Spruce Meadows. There also are attractions that can be visited during day trips from Calgary such as Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Interpretive Centre, and Kananaskis Country. Calgary with its Rocky Mountains skyline view from the Nose Hill Park is a must-visit. Visitcalgary_com; Currentresults_com; Tripadvi