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Jun 12, 2018
Large clean rooms. Standard continental breakfast which could use more fruit/more selection. Staff seemed friendly the whole time. Check in and out was easy. Small issue of the tub faucet not working and diverting the full flow to the shower head, but there was sufficient pressure to enjoy and hot shower. Overall a good stay.

Jun 14, 2018
Good rooms for the price, Good breakfast - please try their waffles! I recommend. Good house keeping staff which to me is an indicator of a better management. I recommend this place if your goal is to visit downtown locations or key attractions (Science Center, Casino, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Government House, RCMP etc). They are all near by. I enjoyed their small rec room. Clean with great TV to burn some extra calories. But I missed swimming pool (perhaps not many guest use them) and free parking ( has to pay $12/day). But the discounts in room rent covered for parking.

Jul 15, 2018
Check in was easy and staff was friendly. Rooms are big, so are the stains on the carpets. The showers are not good. The pressure is too high and the water stream feels like needle hitting your skin. Maybe the worst shower I’ve ever had. There’s no way to black out the room to get some sleep in the day. Theres no restaurant/bar in the hotel so you have to go to the Delta or Casino or take a drive. There’s very few good restaurants in the area. I think it’s slightly overpriced for the overall quality. Probably will try the Delta next time.

Jun 23, 2018
Rooms were spacious and clean. Air conditioning worked well. Breakfast was terrific, lots of options. However, parking was very limited.

Apr 2, 2018
Room was in excellent condition, very nice and clean. The pet fee was a bit high and it's not posted on website; we were charged a $30 flat rate (in the past, I've stayed at the Hilton in Toronto with a $10 pet fee; I've also stayed at hotels that comp your dog). You also have to pay for parking, $12 outside, $16 for heated garage. The pillows were awesome!

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