Stay with Breakfast for Two at Grey Eagle Resort & Casino in Calgary, AB. Dates into February.

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Hotel at a Glance: Grey Eagle Resort & Casino More than 800 slot machines stretch from wall to wall inside Grey Eagle Resort & Casino. Head to the center of the casino to find blackjack, roulette, and other table games. You can also play highstakes games of Ultimate Texas Hold&8217;em in the 24hour poker room. Guest rooms feature modern decor, walkin showers, work desks with ergonomic chairs, and whitemarble bathrooms. Start the day right with a complimentary breakfast. Steak and seafood anchor the menu at Blaze Bar and Grill, an upscale eatery with a full bar. Allyoucaneat crab legs, shrimp, and mussels at the Thursdaynight seafood buffet Ways to unwind: take a dip in the indoor pool or outdoor hot tub, grab a drink at one of the onsite bars, see a live performance at the Grey Eagle Event Centre, or stroll through nearby North and South Glenmore Parks. Calgary, Alberta: Glitzy City at the Base of the Canadian Rockies After oil reserves were discovered in 1947, things around Calgary changed in a hurry. The city&8217;s quaint downtown sprouted skyscrapers, and more than half a million new residents arrived to claim their piece of the pie. You can learn more about CTown&8217;s recent history at the popular Glenbow Museum. Today&8217;s Calgary is glitzy and modernit&8217;s been called the North American Dubai. A prized location at the base of the Canadian Rockies means outdoor adventures in Banff, Lake Louise, and Canmore are a quick drive away. There&8217;s lots of nature to enjoy in town, too. The Calgary Zoo, which houses 120 species in enclosures inspired by the animals&8217; natural habitats, is a good place to start. The area is also home to the Tsuutina people. Historically, this group camped in tipis and hunted along the edge of the forest during the winter. During the summer, all bands met in the open prairie to hunt buffalo, collect berries and engage in ceremonies, dances and festivals. Today, the Tsuutina are active in modern economic sectors, such as cattle raising and real estate, with efforts being made to revive the traditional culture and lifestyle. Their annual celebrations are held each year during the last weekend in July, where the Tsuutina host the largest first nation rodeo and powwow in Canada, as well as handgame, baseball, and golf tournaments. Love to travel Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.