Steele Heights Community League - Edmonton

Name: Steele Heights Community League - Edmonton
Address: 5825 140 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5A 1G5, Canada, A, 5, Canada

3.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

About Steele Heights Community League

Steele Heights Community League Hall
5825 140 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB
T5A 1G5

Phone
(780) 475-3553

Steele Heights Community League
PO Box 70005 RPO Londonderry
Edmonton, AB
T5C 3R6

Contact Steele Heights Community League

Address :	5825 140 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5A 1G5, Canada
Phone :	📞 +787
Postal code :	5
Website :	http://www.steeleheightscommunity.com/
Categories :	Community center ,
City :	A

5825 140 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5A 1G5, Canada

Best Community center in Canada

L	Little Homestead Project on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The water park was an excellent idea. Great addition to an otherwise uninspiring part of the park and a great way to revamp the playground. Looking forward to a fun summer splashing and enjoying the water!
C	Chantel Matty on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Attended Community craft sale. Great selection of vendors. Great food. Had a Santa and Mrs Claus come to visit for tickets with the kids, face painting, crafts and glitter tattoos. Such a great event and location
I	Ieshua Hernandez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The outside needs some work but the inside is really nice
S	S L on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parking lot is extremely icy and doesn't seem like any precautions were taken to ensure that no one slips. Luckily no one got injured walking to the hall or they would have gotten into some big trouble. Additionally, lady was unprofessional in dealing with those that rented the hall. Why would you charge someone for damage that was already there, & yet you yourself can't even manage the hall inside and out... ?
E	Ell K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This pathetic excuse of a hall couldn’t even salt or sand down the ice rink of a parking lot. They are seeking damage over a tile that’s probably older than the dinosaurs because of a cake sparkler that left “holes” in it (the tile was damaged before the event). The chairs were hard and uncomfortable and there was broken glass prior to setting up the event. They want an excuse to claim the damage deposit. This place was a gross dump and whoever runs it is trash just like this hall. You ruined a happy event over $75. Spend it wisely, maybe by salting down the parking lot or actually cleaning your “hall” lol.
P	Pink Rocks on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Absolute worst and nastiest hall we’ve ever had the displeasure of renting out. If you’re thinking of renting for a special occasion, please save yourself the lost $$$ and headache and just avoid this dump. Not only did my family have to salt down the parking lot before guests arrived, but we had to also clean up broken glass as well. The kitchen was as gross as the storage room where the mops and brooms were kept in dirty water all around the floor- and the lady we were dealing with was an absolute joke to deal with. She not only was hostile over the phone in regards to damage she claims we caused, but she refused to answer phone calls or provide any sort of real evidence. She kept telling us “the president” will get back to us and I’m still waiting to meet Obama (kinda excited). Anyways, after “proving” to use that a “faulty sparkler” caused damage to their already falling apart kitchen floor (using video footage from what appears to be a potatoe) she took it upon herself to deduct $75 from our damage deposit. I’m telling you, there are far more nicer places and more pleasant people to deal with than this ghetto hall. Save yourself the headache.. thank u, next
T	Tabatha Gach Photography on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small space, but has wooded vault ceilings .. I photographed a beautiful small wedding here and the way the bride used the space was amazing!
S	Sheena Dennis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I am so disappointed with how unprofessional Jeff was with my mom. She showed up for an agreed appointment to view the hall, and she had to contact him after 20 minutes, to which he replied "I'm sick but I can send someone." After viewing and communicating that she would like the hall for our event, he then texted her saying she gave him the wrong date (disorganized much?) and that there were "red flags" because of what was communicated to him and what was communicated to the colleague he sent to show the hall (my mom mentioned they would be needing a liquor license for the birthday event, apparently Jeff didn't know this). If you are going to communicate with potential renters over text and then claim 'red flags' because of miscommunication, maybe you should ask clients to state why/when they are renting BEFORE setting an appointment? A week has now passed that we could have spent finding a hall. This was very annoying to have to deal with and is likely because he double booked but could not be honest - not impressed.