I stayed at the Travelodge Hotel while in Regina for business. The property has undergone some renovations, especially on the exterior. Check-in was quick and I was upgraded to a business room on a secure floor. My room was nice and comfortable, though they are still using an older model heating/cooling system that does not have a proper thermostat. Fortunately... More

I was a little worried when we checked in to this hotel on a 3 day visit to Regina. We were there with our 2 grand-daughter's and their family. We had a pool view room on the second floor. It was a Saturday night and VERY noisy because of the swimming pool. We had expected the pool to close at... More

I actually stayed in this a least 4 or 5 times, pool is amazing, food was awesome, pretty much the whole experience each time I went was breathtaking. More

I would like to personally thank the graveyard shift dude ( Adrian ) that was very understanding to the dilemma that I was facing at 4am. He was polite, well mannered, and had a good. Me, my better half and my 1 year old daughter were in desperate need of a room at 4 in the morning. After driving from... More

Title says it all 4th floor was silent we were in 451 right beside the elevator witch made us nervous but never heard a peep. Will be back for sure with the kids to try those waterslides . Thank you so much to all the staff very friendly. More

My son insists that we give this a ten star rating, so I will do my best to break with the 5 star convention. Star #1 The Price - We booked the room through Expedia and got a great rate of $109 Cdn/night. If you can do better, please tell me how, because we had such a great time I'm... More

Was in town for a funeral and needed a basic place to stay. Comfortable bed. Quiet. All that at a reasonable price. There were a couple hockey teams staying there as well and we never heard a thing. Very good quality for the price. Would stay there again. More

Where do I start? The staff at check in (Joe?) was cold and unwelcoming and didn’t tell us how to get to our rooms; it was a bit confusing if you missed a sign. We had booked a microwave and been guaranteed one (medical need) and found out there wasn’t one in our room. The first person I talked too... More

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, people of all walks of life came to the prairies to find their fortunes and forge their destinies. These proud, hardworking people came to Regina demanding two things: 1) sizable tracts of land for growing wheat, sorghum and oats; and 2) an indoor pool with water slide. In 1910, in response to... More