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It was a good one on the new year eve to booking available and like the hotel I would like to come back u was talked to the front desk member about early booking or membership discount, but she said sorry not available thanks keep it up

A mid size town, quiet and not too much to do. I have been here for work and had nothing to claim about. Enough food options, a Wal Mart and other shops and an open land around, and not to forget the Brooks Bandits, the local icehockey team. Calgary is 2h away but easy to drive to. The Rockies are 3 hours to drive and especialy in winter time an absolute highlight.

Brooks has one main road on which you'll find all the services including a Walmart. You can't really walk to get to places. There's no "downtown" with little bar and cafes. There's a nice island located about 15 minutes south called Kinbrook Island which has lots of campsites, day use, beach and boat launch. At night, it is not very safe as Brooks does not have it own police force, so lots of thefts and robberies.

A one night stay in a very comfortable room, which was spotlessly clean. Unfortunately we had no swimwear, so we didn’t get to enjoy the pool and hot tub. We had a lovely meal at the adjoining eatery. Very prompt service and very reasonably priced.

We were camping just south of Brooks so it was more of a place to get groceries and eat out. We stayed at Motel6 for one night to celebrate our 45th anniversary and to go to a show the the lounge beside the motel.

A working town with limited events or attractions for longer stay. Town while clean and somewhat safe is getting old. No theme apparent for tourists. Simply good location for stay overnight between Calgary or Banff if going west of for travelers going further eat or south. Dominated by large processing plant for accomodations and services like schools and hospital. Once yearly hosts a rodeo.