Great front desk staff, very engaging and helpful. We had requested a room close to the elevator…read moredue to mobility issues and we were put second last room from the end of the hall.... Far, FAR away from the elevator! So make sure you check on special requests. We had made online reservations Dec 24 th and checked in Dec 29th for

Great place to stay. Rooms are comfortable and we found the location was great. Close to highway…read morebut far enough not to be noisy. No problem with check in and staff was helpful and friendly. The amenities were good. Indoor pool, plug in for engine warmers and a very nice breakfast each morning. The breakfast had hot items available too. Good place to stay if traveling.

This place is awesome if you are going through town. Super cheap. Super clean and very comfortable…read more We would definitely be back if we are this way again. The staff were friendly and I loved the coffee machine and water in the hallway. Great stay. And a lot of TV channels.

Reasonably priced for what you get?…read more... Motel K is located conveniently close to Highway 1 but my praise ends there!.... I found the K Motel not to be clean, heater and remote tv control not working properly and I do not plan to stay here again on my return trip from Toronto!... I would recommend to anyone who plans to stay here to check your potential room out first!... Joe Magdall....

This was a new Motel 6 so they had the fun decor. But then seemed to have a large amount of loud…read moreoil workers who were drinking but had to go outside to smoke and their for you could hear them through closed windows swearing up a storm. They need a Lil better sound proofing or enforcement of noise violations.

This unassuming low brick building Right on the trans Canada highway may not be everybody's first…read morechoice but I love it there and stay there twice a year when I go thru SC. Comfortable clean beds, high ceiling bathrooms with great shower pressure. Even my room right next to the highway was quiet and cozy. Give it a shot. Say goodbye to chains and hello to small family run motels!!

Tired of being ripped off in Regina, we traveled through to Swift Current and stopped here for a…read morecheaper motel. $71.50 including tax for 2 people. Very clean room, free WiFi, fridge, microwave and coffee in room. No breakfast which would have bumped it up to 5 star. Basic older motel, newly painted. Good for travelers needing a no frills room for the night.

The room was not satisfactory. Upon entering , there was a musty smell, carpets were very dirty…read more Used the shower, water did not drain, shower tiles were mouldy, toilet seat was loose and toilet did not flush properly. Got into bed and was greeted by a large black bug crawling on top of the duvet. In all fairness, the bug may have been brought in from outside. Would not stay there again and pictures of this property are nit what you get

I really liked this Holiday Inn Express. Very clean. Very friendly staff. We couldn't get the TV to…read morework right for us, even with the help of maintenance. But, otherwise, really really nice! I want to give a shout out to Paul, the breakfast attendant. I stay at Holiday Inns and Holiday Inn Expresses nearly every week and I have never run across someone so engaging and attentive as he is in the breakfast area. Hats off to him! Anyway, I'd love to stay here again if in the area.

Well this was a find!! There are all kinds of small surprising campgrounds in towns across Canada…read morethat pop up once you start looking, and when we weren't in the path of a provincial park and the baby was hitting a wall, well, we were looking alright! The campground at Kinetic Park is so cool because there are just a few spots to camp and you pay by dropping your money in a box next to the sign in book, and you're literally right in the heart of what feels like a country fair, exhibition ground. If there had been a fair going on these would have been prime spots and probably filled up earlier, but it was pretty quiet when we rolled in. The bathrooms were super clean, flush toilets etc, just perfect for our purposes. Nice little sites with trees and services for campers. We got to roam around and enjoy the amazing heritage architecture that's been gathered on these grounds under the banner of Doc's Village - an amazing little portrait of life on the Canadian prairies over the last 150 years. Even the more 'modern' buildings are like 60s era, kind of brutalist vibe, and then all there lovely old barns, it would be so dreamy to be here for a country fair. If I were doing Yelp events in Swift Current this would be one of my dream venues. The only reason I docked a star really wasn't the fault of anybody at the park grounds, but in the middle of the night a car came joyriding in the lot right in front of the campsites, whipping around, screeching wheels and tires, blazing lights through our windows and scaring the bejeezus out of us thinking they'd lose control and fly into us. It lasted so long and seemed so out of control and drunk that we eventually called the police, which of course is when the car took off. It's possible this is a regular place for Swift Current teens to blow off steam (I can see myself drawn to the old buildings at night if I were a kid out here) so that's the reason a dock a star and offer a caution for other travellers. Hopefully other yelpers can speak to other experiences of this sweet spot!

A great place for a Chinese buffet Always good and quick at…read morerefilling containers when empty Only problem is that they are not open Sundays

Empty food buffet trays, cold dried out I the rest…read more 2 kinds of wine Hocktoller and Ambience both from a box Night before Easter Friday only 9 people in the place Not my idea of appetizing

This was one of our favourite campgrounds on our roadtrip, maybe because it was so unexpected. We…read morefound it online, it was the right distance from Riding Mountain on our way West, and driving towards it we knew it was going to be great. The road rolls through these big green unexpected valleys cutting through the prairies. We moved through a fast and spectacular storm, and got to registration as the sun came out. The ranger gave us a remote and beautiful site near a bathroom, and charged us almost half of what Provincial parks in Ontario and BC charge. We loved walking through this incredible landscape, rushing river, cacti and evergreens in the same crazy place, prairie wind whipping clouds through the sunset and keeping any bugs away, stars coming out in the great big sky, just spectacular. The next day we went to check out the beach on the other side of camp. It was nice but a bit more industrial in its view, and more crowded with trailers. We decided to hit the road. We had a totally magic night here and would definitely try this campground again.

We arrived at 7:30 in the evening after a long drive from Edmonton. Having never been here before…read moreand since it was a Sunday night we were not surprised to find the campgrounds in the park were nearly empty and what appeared to be a registration booth was closed. It could be the same in BC or Alberta. We found a site in an empty area and set out to raise the tent trailer. It's a good thing the campground was nearly empty because there were few trees and therefore little privacy. I set-up the trailer while my wife drove back to get a park pass ($10.00 per night) plus pay the campground fee ($20.00 per night). Once I had nearly finished I received a series of texts from my wife saying that we are in seasonal area that is not rented out nightly. The registration guy wanted us to move to one of the empty sites across the access road. They were identical in all respects to our site except for even fewer trees. She explained to him that it's very hard to move a tent trailer once it's set up. He responded that we still must move from the group of empty sites that we were in to the area around 30 meters away. Finally after pressing her point he agreed that nobody is going to be using this spot tonight but tomorrow we must leave or move. We liked this location but there's nothing special about the campground; no showers, just two toilets with solar motion detection lights only worked in the daylight (they were very clean though) Nowhere were there signs suggesting that these are "occupied" or seasonally leased sites. This is not how you promote Saskatchewan tourism. On a more positive note, the river is nice, and for southern Saskatchewan, most would consider this to be a well treed area. It's far enough from major roads to be quiet. We did move the next day as they requested. But we moved to a a private campground near Swift Current. For $20 we got showers, Wi-Fi, etc. We didn't like Saskatchewan Landing but others might. See also tips as we had a unique experience when we lowered the trailer.