Came again for another stay and obviously choose the James. We got the suite and it was HUGE! The…read moreroom came with a small kitchen which included a nespresso coffee machine, a mini fridge, an ice maker, and enough wine glasses (hint hint). You move into the living room with enough sitting for a family, a patio, and an excellent size TV. The main bedroom has a walk in bathroom (with a tub for 2), king bed, and TV! The views of the bridge and river are stunning! The 2nd bedroom had a TV, queen, and 2 closets. Another bathroom to the side filled with L'Occitane products. The service is exceptional. People were incredibly friendly and opened our doors at even chance. We used the gym (not the greatest but will do in a pinch), the bar (service was excellent), and their free breakfast (a chef is there to create your dish).

I spent the last three nights in Saskatoon and stayed downtown at the James Hotel. I'd stayed…read morethere before and liked it. It used to be a condo building and was converted to a hotel. They gave me a one bedroom suite ... sweet! The tub was perfect! The bed was comfy! All the suites have a balcony and I had a river view. The room had complementary bottled water, WIFI (it was speedy) and parking. There was a Keurig in-room brewer with coffee, hot chocolate and tea, and an in-room safe in the closet. There is a mini-fridge stocked with pop and alcohol and treats (cookies, nuts, etc.) ... you pay for what you use. There is a bar in the lobby and you can order food. There are lots of restaurants within walking distance. There was also a complimentary full hot breakfast ($18 if you are a non-guest) with waffles, eggs, sausages, potatoes, ham, muffins, croissants, etc. There was also a chef who will make you an omelette. I stopped in there on Wednesday and had ready-made scrambled eggs, turkey ham and fresh fruit.

Very beautiful hotel!! Wish I could have stayed there…read morewithout the Covid stuff in place. I'll stay there again if ever back in Saskatoon.

The iconic Bessborough Hotel did not disappoint! Had a great sleep in the Queen beds with…read moredelicious sheets and pillows. Love the old timey vibe and furnishings that make this hotel stand out from more modern counterparts. It's a quiet location bordering green space and the river. Staff were very friendly and always smiling. I used the pool which was sparkling clean. The fitness center offered cardio and some weights as well as a weight machine. We had a river view room but the windows could have been cleaner to enhance the view. Parking was about $18/day and right next to the hotel in a small private lot. Easy walk to many restaurants and shops downtown, plus the extensive riverside parks. Definitely a good choice if staying in Saskatoon.

Upon arriving we were warmly greeted by Morgan at the front desk. He was funny & inviting and made…read morea genuine effort to ensure we had a great experience. We made a joke that another hotel gave out warm cookies upon arrival and Morgan came and hand delivered warm cookies to our room with a hand-written note. This is an example of going above and beyond. Hotel rooms are beautiful and minimalistic. Love the SK artwork/themes that are incorporated throughout. THANK YOU MORGAN!! Definitely recommend ALT Hotel for your next Saskatoon trip.

Reservation directly with hotel, follow-up inquiry and front counter check-in were all fantastic!…read moreRooms very clean and new. The only problem was that it was a busy weekend and one of two elevators was out of commission. Otherwise great! We will book again.

I spent last night at this hotel…read more The room ($189/night) isn't huge ... the bed is REALLY comfy! My room is across from the "Associates room" (maid's supply room) so from 8am onwards the door was constantly being opened and closed very loudly ... very annoying if you are trying to sleep in or work. It seemed like it was very 20 seconds!! WIFI is free. There is a safe in the closet. Parking is $15 whether you park your car yourself or have it valet parked. Considering how cold it was, there was no incentive NOT to have it valet parked (my rental car was parked in the garage rather than outside ... which means I could get it in five minutes rather than 15 minutes because they didn't have to warm it up as long). There was a fridge in the room but it was locked since it was stocked with water, juice, liquor, etc. (I didn't bother getting a key). There is no microwave oven but the girl in the convenience store popped some popcorn that I'd brought for me (thanx!). The fella who checked me in was very friendly and chatty. There are a couple restaurants in the hotel ... a steakhouse and a more casual one called Windows. I had breakfast at Windows this morning. I ordered two fried eggs, home fries, toast and Canadian bacon ($14) and a glass of milk. Everything was cold and I didn't have time to have them fire up another breakfast. There is buffet for $15 ... that must have been where my breakfast came from. Hungry and not happy :( I was happy with this hotel and would have stayed here again ... until the the noise of the Associates room started and my breakfast was cold. If I'm back in Saskatoon, I'll stay elsewhere.

My experience checking in, valet, housekeepers, and joining the breakfast club were all great…read moreexperiences! This hotel seriously has an amazing crew of staff. The rooms were clean, organized, and well kept. I love the breakfast club on the 8th floor, a wonderful view to start the day. The lovely lady serving breakfast is extremely sweet and kept us full and happy. She's very welcoming and brought me soy milk when I told her I can't drink dairy. The water slide is definately a must! Just don't try to compete with teenagers, their bones aren't as brittle as some adults. I think I fractured my ribs when they doubled dare me to go with them. I can't cough or sneeze without crying like a baby. I met a couple of wonderful people at this hotel and hope that I'll meet them again. I wished I dined at the restaurants on the ground floor but our time was limited. I'll definately return!

I spent last night at the Holiday Inn Saskatoon Downtown…read more My room was right across from elevators, which was a loud spot ... next time I would ask to be put somewhere else. There was a kid who loved to scream as he/she got on and off the elevator. Awesome! The bed was comfy. There were a couple chocolates next to the bed. There was a minifridge and Keurig coffee maker in the room. WIFI was free ... I found it fairly speedy. Parking was $15/night in the garage next door (if you catch the right elevator, you can go to your level in the parking garage from the hotel). There was a restaurant/bar in the lobby and lots within walking distance. The microwave and clock were both set 15 minutes fast. You'd think the person cleaning the room would have noticed. I tried to fix the time on the clock but couldn't figure it out. So when I woke up in the middle of the night, I did some math to figure out the correct time.

This is a great location. Close to night life and restaurants. They have indoor heated parking and…read moreit's big enough to accept a regular 4wd truck and the cost is less than outdoor parking near by. The room was nice and comfy and the staff friendly. They have a decent bar and restaurant on premises as well as a pool. Overall I would stay again for the location and value.

Located in downtown Saskatoon, Park Town Hotel bills itself a luxury hotel. I do question that…read moredescription as the building facade looks a bit dated. I do like that this is a local family owned business, rather than a corporate chain property. Stayed here for several nights while visiting Saskatoon. It is in a convenient location as it is close to downtown and Midtown, but it is situated close to the University Bridge and the University of Saskatchewan. It is also right next to the Saskatchewan River. I guess that where the luxury comes in. Alas, my room had no real view. It was located in an annex building and seemed to have a basement room vibe as I could vaguely see apartments outside the top of my window. It was basically a back room as the closest entrance leads into the parking lot and a back exit. Still, the room had what I needed, including a mini fridge. I did like the bath toiletries that they provide, which were very fragrant and touted as indigenously owned. The hotel does have a lot of amenities, including a restaurant, an Irish pub, a comedy club and a liquor store in addition to a pool and fitness centre. While the room that I had was not the nicest, it suited my needs. I would recommend this hotel if you are particular about location. If you are looking for a hotel with a nice view of the river, this would be one of the options I would suggest.

This hotel is not far from the airport and offers a great view of the river if you ask for a room…read morefacing that direction. They are undergoing renovations in the lobby so it don't look great. But I'm sure it will be lovely when they are done. I checked in quickly and had a room at the end of the hall on the 5th floor. The room was clean and décor new. There wasn't a temperature control but it wasn't needed as it was comfortable during my stay. I had no issues with using the wifi,. The room had a mini fridge and keurig machine with 3 k-cups. No issues with noise and a good night's sleep. There's a pool and gym on the second floor. I didn't use them but I found the gym to be too warm and humid due to the proximity to the gym. The restaurant on the main floor offers nice views of the river. There's also vending machines and a microwave beside the elevators and towards the restaurant. The room service seemed quite popular as I saw a number of people bringing food up the elevators. The location is great and a 10-15 minute walk to the Midtown Plaza mall, restaurants, movie theatre, and outdoor skating!

The Hampton Inn is located off Airport Dr off a tiny street between 45 and Cynthia barely a click…read moreaway from the terminal building at YXE airport. I'll be honest my previous impression of Hampton Inns were motels off interstates in the middle of nowheresville, USA. I've been to so many hotels on the continent from this brand to that brand and never really gave them much more than a moment's thought. Wow was I ever WRONG. I was so wrong I'm not ashamed to admit it and I am overly impressed with this hotel from the check in, cleanliness, politeness of the staff to the overall ballerness of this room which for me is only a single night stay close to the airport for a really early flight out. The check in desk even called me back about 10 minutes after settling in to ask if everything was to my satisfaction. What makes this hotel stand out like a diamond in the rough? It's always, the little things. The little things that make things better and just add up to an aggregate kick ass place. Some of the things I see in this particular hotel room are little pluses such as: -textured wallpaper -wooden hangers I can take off the cross bar! -modern stainless lamps -a large Samsung HD tv (50"?) -a bright large bathroom with a gazillion towels -Neutrogena soap products -plugs everywhere for all my electronics including USB ready power -all modern furniture and new rock surface tabletops -multiple tea and coffee packets in room -fridge, microwave, stainless organizer drawers -THICK WALLS -big comfortable couch -King bed -overly spacious room -immaculately clean This room is so clean I feel like I'm the first person using it. The sink didn't have a single water spot. I feel like I'm on a set. The layout of the room is a nice refreshing twist. Instead of the bed being on the side wall it's adjacent to the door and faces the window. While the view is not exactly Manhattan it's a nice clean open view and the room feels as spacious as outside. The space here seems almost unreal. I've been in rooms 1/3 the size in NYC. The vending and ice machine is in a seperate room no where near any guest room by the elevator. This ensures no noisy ice buckets being filled by you. I stayed at the Hyatt in Orlando International airport and those walls were made of bristol board. These walls are thick and I can't hear a thing from any other room which means I can blast my portable Bose speaker and not worry about disturbing a neighbor. Free parking, complimentary internet with my booking, airport shuttle, complimentary breakfast although I'm leaving too early to partake. I mean sure there are many things this hotel has that other hotels may have but this place is the complete package for business travelers. For the price considering how much hotels are in Saskatoon from all my other previous visits this place is so worth it. I don't come to Saskatoon very often but I'll make sure moving forward that Hampton Inns will be on my radar for the future. This Hampton Inn is the nicest, cleanest, most modern, friendliest, professional hotel I've been in a very long time. I can't believe I only paid what I paid to stay here.

Good breakfast, clean and comfortable, although the television service is not up to par.read more

Beautiful hotel. Lobby is bright and spacious. Pool is a good size pool with showers and change…read morerooms. There's an outside open area for BBQ and an ideal space for large groups. Breakfast is served in the lobby. Our room including bathroom is clean and spacious. There's a small kitchenette in the room as well with dishwasher, pots and pans, cutleries too.

This is an extended stay hotel right off Circle Drive. The outside is deceiving, as it looks cold…read morewithout character. However, inside is modern with clean and simple decor! The front desk staff are friendly, professional and helpful. Check-in is easy and quick. Free parking on main level. The rooms are modern, full kitchen with a fridge/freezer and everything you need for a week+ stay. The king room shower has a sliding door, the queen room did not have a door at all, which is the only thing I disliked about this hotel. I was freezing everytime I showered. Their toiletries were Paul Mitchell which was a nice touch (but they weren't amazing products). Love the closet organizer with shelves, laundry basket and full length mirror! There's a small coffee brewer in the room and I loved the mounted swivel of the tv. The gym is basic, 1 sit-down bike, 2 treadmills, free weights (up to 50lbs), and one bench, no machines, no cables, no exercise ball, but a Brita hydration station and is open 24/7. The pool is small (when there's several ppl swimming) depth 1.2m. Quite cold and is open till 10pm. A step up from continental breakfast, but not a fan of the deli meat ham in the warm water!! All in all, a wonderful stay and have already returned since last visit.

Stayed here one night when I was in Saskatoon. Overall a great hotel, with good concierge service…read more The room was spacious for 4 and the ventilation/air circulation was comfortable. Wi-fi was reliable. For the most part it was a satisfying night of stay here. There's a Denny's beside the hotel that's open for 24 hours, so grabbing food nearby wasn't difficult at all, especially since we checked in closer to midnight. Location is good for being near the Yellowhead Highway. It's also a good spot if you plan to go to the airport. I definitely would recommend it if anyone I know plans to visit Saskatoon in the future.

The room was very clean, nice layout. The front desk people don't acknowledge people as they come…read moreand go past the front counter. Felt a little less hospitable. Liked the fact there is a Chop restaurant and a breakfast option , Denny's Very very accessible to the Prairieland Park where my conference was.

Stayed in room 229 on Monday, September 21. Bed bug bites down my back. I am very unhappy. Used to…read morebe a great place to stay. Definitely isn't anymore.

Great place to stay. Rooms are clean. Friendly personal. However not much food to eat for breakfast.read more