Edmonton House, Skyscraper in Edmonton, Canada
Edmonton House is a 45-storey tower at 121 metres in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, opened as an apartment hotel and run since as a Coast Hotels & Resorts property with 305 rooms. Completed in 1971, it stood 13.3 metres shorter than the AGT Tower, which topped out only months earlier.
Edmonton House was completed in 1971 as an apartment hotel. At 121 metres, it was then Edmonton's second-tallest building, 13.3 metres shorter than the AGT Tower, which had topped out only months earlier. It was rebranded as a hotel in 2006 and converted back to an apartment hotel in 2013.
Opened in 1971 as an apartment hotel, the tower was rebranded as a hotel in 2006 and converted back to apartment use in 2013. It now carries the Coast Edmonton House name under Coast Hotels & Resorts, with 305 rooms across its 45 floors.
Edmonton House stands in downtown Edmonton at 121 metres and 45 storeys, with 305 rooms. The building sits near Churchill LRT station, putting it within walking distance of downtown amenities and public transit. Visitors can pick it out on the skyline by its height, 13.3 metres shorter than the AGT Tower that topped out months earlier.
When it opened in 1971, Edmonton House was Edmonton's second-tallest building, 13.3 metres (44 ft) shorter than the AGT Tower, which had topped out only months earlier. It was built as an apartment hotel, was rebranded a hotel in 2006, and converted back in 2013.
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