Edmonton International Airport gets a Hilton hotel, but construction has no start date yet
Plans for a 168-suite dual-brand hotel east of the terminal were first shared in February; no timeline has been released.
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A dual-brand Hilton hotel with 168 guest suites is planned for undeveloped land east of Edmonton International Airport, under Hilton Garden Inn and Home2 Suites. The project is still at the proposal stage, and no construction start date or opening date has been announced.
The mix is 56 standard king rooms, 44 standard double queen rooms and 68 extended-stay suites. Amenities include a pool, hot tub, restaurant, fitness centre and outdoor terrace, plus about 2,000 square feet of meeting space.
The hotel plans were first shared in February 2026 as part of a federal impact assessment. The developer, K5 Investment Group, has selected Fillmore Construction, an Edmonton-headquartered firm, to build it. Neither the airport authority nor K5 has said what the project costs or how many jobs it would create.
The airport is also moving ahead with a separate North Tower terminal redevelopment, which is not part of the hotel plan.
What does the hotel cost, and who is financing it?
When will construction start and when will it open?
We'll update this story as answers emerge.
