Yay they have added breakfast!…read more Albeit a basic breakfast it's still some food to get us going in the morning. Cereal, muffins, toast, oatmeal and coffee. Rooms still clean. Staff still friendly. Price is still the best we can find in the area. We will stay here again and again when we pass through Regina.

Nicest room you'll find in Regina for the price! $99 for the night I stayed here…read more There is no fridge, microwave, or continental breakfast, but it is super close to restaurants and they have free coffee any time you want it. The hotel is also right beside a Shell, so getting gas is a breeze when you want to depart.

It's small, but it's close to the City Centre which makes it convenient !…read more The line ups were either small or non existent, both the girl at West Jet counter as well as on the floor were both friendly and helpful. We checked in and went through security with ease. They have renovated the airport so it's very clean and has a few more places to spend your time ( and your money ) at. My Gf who is a Riders fan, purchased a jacket for 100$. I saw some great carry on luggage, but at 150$ was a bit too pricy. *Tip* when flying West Jet, first bag is free. if your bag is over the 50 pound limit - be prepared to pay 50-59$ extra - so better off bringing a second bag ! Second bag is only 21$

Flying into Canada has its perks, but here I was flying to Regina, Saskatchewan just because I had…read moresome business to attend to in the city. Plus, I enjoy the small city town vibe that Regina had to offer. The 5th annual Saskatchewan Credit Unions Queen City marathon was being held on the 2nd Sunday in September and it was better to fly directly into Regina instead of Saskatoon. I flew Delta airlines in and out of Regina on this trip, which I believe is the only U.S. Airline to service Regina international airport. The airport itself was indeed an international airport, since it has flights to and from the United States. Although it's designed international, it's still a small regional airport, due to its size and number of departure gates. It's definitely similar to the regional airports in the United States. Just smaller and tight packed for your flying experience in and out of Regina. The Regina Saskatchewan international airport has the basic essentials of any airport in Canada and middle America. The best part is that the rental car counter is in the terminal, next to the arrivals / baggage claim, and the actual lot of cars is just a short walk outside the terminal. You could return the car 1 hour to departure and still make it to your gate with plenty of time to sit and relax for your flight. The arrival process was rather fun, since we all were given the Canadian customs form on the plane to fill out. We arrived and funneled into the border customs area, where we were processed. My time here was rather fast, under 5 minutes, and I was on my way to the rental car counter, out of the airport, and to my hotel for the weekend ahead. They asked more questions than that of other border security officials ask, presumably that Regina is a smaller airport and the risk of anything wrong is certainly heightened. The time it took to get off the plane, through border security, to the car rental counter, and into the rental car took at most 30 minutes. I thought it would have been longer, but I guess I was wrong. Be aware to keep your US Passport or any identification with you at all times. It really sucks if you lose it somewhere! The Regina international airport is organized and functional at the fame time, even at 4:30am, it was already good to go. The airport business is really 24/7 and they cater to anyone and everyone passing through, for business or pleasure. The departure area is quite interesting, like a kiosk of a few gates huddled together, but when you start boarding, you enter a long hall way and it's like going to the movie theater where you need to enter the correct jetway number for the aircraft. Kind of cute in a neat way. The airport itself has even a Subway restaurant kiosk in the arrivals / baggage claim area, which is kind of cool too. Whatever your travels has you here in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, best bet would be to fly here directly. Wouldn't hurt to price compare neighboring cities for the best price either. It's a cute regional airport that you can get in and out quickly and safely. Just be sure you have your luggage and travel documents in check! Safe travels! @ 35,000 feet Support local! A

Pretty nice Doubletree. I've stayed here twice and have had really friendly, efficient service both…read moretimes. The rooms are exactly what you would expect from a Doubletree property. Comfy beds, spacious rooms, and modern bathrooms. There's a cozy little sports bar downstairs, and a gated parking lot. This time I got a room with a balcony and an awesome view of the city. Nice to have some fresh air in a hotel. They actually let you open the door. Look forward to staying here again.

We stayed here for a night when driving across Canada…read more The hotel was nice. Our room was clean and comfortable. The comforters were so hot that we were all hot even with the thermostat set to very cold. They also charge $15 for parking which is annoying. Regina is not a better but city. The area of town the hotel is in wasn't the nicest either, but there were a lot of hotels in the area. I wasn't very impressed with Regina overall.

Stayed here for one night while travelling across Canada for work..not sure how much is is for a…read morenight because the company paid. Arrived in late around midnight but the staff member was very polite and cheerful. ...Good on her haha All I can say honestly is that the bed was so comfy I did not move all night! I actually wanted to steal the bed and take it with me, second the rooms are very nice and modern. Then I left very early... so did not get to experience anything else...but I would stay here again! :)

I was in Regina for a couple of days and refuse to stay with family, so I needed a hotel nearby…read more The east area of Regina has totally expanded and there are lots of hotels around to choose from. I got a great rate online through hotels.com even booking same day. When I arrived, they had my reservation and took all the other necessary information for my stay. I took my room card and headed to the elevator. There are 2 elevators which is a nice surprise. The room was very spacious and nicely decorated. This hotel is fairly new and it shows. They don't provide breakfast but there's a McDonald's right across the street. Beds were very comfy. Room also had a mini fridge and microwave. I forgot my toothpaste and the front desk was able to provide me a travel size tube. Internet is free and easily accessible. Had no problems with the signal. Front desk staff was friendly and helpful. I had to print out a couple of things and they have a business/computer room right off of the lobby in which you can use the computer/internet and print anything you may need. The pool was nice although not very large. There's a slide so of course it was jam packed with screaming kids. This was the first time ever that I have seen a lifeguard on duty. I used the hot tub which unfortunately was more of a warm tub. Why can't they make it hot like the name implies? Oh well. There were lots of clean dry towels available on deck. My other complaint regarding the pool is that it's only open til 10pm. Would be nice if it stayed open another hour. There are lots of restaurants and shopping near by. Across the street is a Walmart and down the highway you will find everything you want: London Drugs, Superstore, Safeway, East Side Marios, and the classic Saskatchewan Peavey Mart. I ate at the lounge next door, Movado's. It was ok but they forgot to put the sauce on my wings. Ick! The food is actually made by the Perkins adjoining it. One night I walked over to the Chili's for a rotten belini and a sickly sweet raspberry margarita in which they put vanilla. WTF? Who in their right mind puts vanilla in their margaritas? Waitress said it's what they do. My drink had this big black gob and when I asked what the hell it was, she told me vanilla bean, I tried a bellini but didn't drink it because they changed the recipe and now it's pretty gross. Left thirsty and hungry. Stopped at McD's on way back to hotel. My stay here was fantastic and would stay here again. Sure beats staying with my stupid brother and going home all covered in dog hair.

Newer hotel near downtown Regina. Hotel is located right off of Saskatchewan Dr. The front of the…read morehotel is maybe 5 meters from the street. Luckily I got a room in the back of the hotel so I couldn't hear any street noise. I can't imagine being in the front. I was a little annoyed to find out that I had to pay additional to park there. $6.00 to park outside and $10.00 to park in the garage. I think this should be included in the room rate. The hotel is nicely decorated, bed is extremely comfortable. New 42" TV in my room. Phones were not working while I was there, but that seemed to be a temporary problem from what I was told. Internet speed was reasonable. Maid came into my room at at 8:00 am and 9:45 am. I guess that what the hint that it was time to check out. I missed breakfast, but it did look like they had a decent spread. There is not much in the way of restaurants within walking distance. Tim Hortin's is right next door for breakfast. If you have to be near the downtown nightlife, but don't want to pay the premium for other hotels, this is the place to stay.

AVOID AVOID THIS HOTEL…read more I arrived after a long day of driving with my young children. My credit card was successfully charged for the security deposit, and I showed the front desk proof of the transaction. I even called my credit card company while standing at the desk, and they confirmed the deposit had been authorized. Despite this, the hotel refused to check me in unless I paid the deposit a second time. The front desk employee was extremely rude, raised his voice at me, and showed no professionalism or willingness to help. Because of this, I had to leave, book another hotel, and pay additional money while traveling with my family. THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED MY DEPOSIT BACK YET PLUS I LOST MY RESERVATION MONEY I THREW OUT 220$ AVOID AVOID THIS HOTEL

Having never been to Saskatchewan, never been to Regina, I somehow had built it up to be more…read moreromantic than it was. What we saw was modern but in many places you could tell it was older and not too sophisticated. The Days Inn is one of those. The little hotel neighborhood actually seemed scary when we rolled up. Maybe because it was older or because it just wasn't polished. Either way it was safe and everyone friendly. The hotel was actually very quiet, shocking when you consider how close it is to the main drag. First, their pillows aren't very good. We don't care because we bring our own. But it needs to be said. The carpeting is old and faded. Even dirty. We found bits of food in the crevasses. But I bet most 1,2,3 star hotels do. The beds were very comfy and we got a great night's sleep. They use a nice quality towel and wash rag set. Not important, but considerate. We appreciated that. We also like the Dove soap canisters in the shower. How rare is it that all three were fully topped off? Love that, too. I'm so happy they allow small dogs. It's hard to find a decent inn that will allow your pets and since we're moving, we had to bring them. I wasn't impressed with the breakfast. Like a carb fest. I need more protein based, so we skipped that in lieu of a stop in town. But, thank you for the offer. 09/23

After staying at some Travellodge this was Days Inn was a treat…read more Front desk agent at check in was all smiles and very pleasant (wish i had gotten her name) Even made a point to knowledge my son. There was only one lady working the desk and a small line up of people to check in but she was very professional and quick through. Hotel room was on the second floor. Very nice! Hotel was right off the highway as you are entering going West. Very easy to get into. Pool was fun, BUT! the Slide is TOO fast. So fast that my son hit his head coming down on the slide. After that He was not allowed to go on. There was zero separation from the slide drop off to the rest of the pool so people coming down the slide even with you being on the other side of the pools swimming you have to be cautious as they would slide and land as far as where you were. Not ideal for a 5 year and 3 year old. They do have another shallow pool area which was meh! okay could have been better. Just a hole with few inches of water for the little ones. Hot tub was fine, no complaints - its a hot tub! Now the best part! The Breakfast... Word of advice, Get down there as soon as the breakfast starts because there will be a HUGE line up for the pancake maker. You press the button of how many you want and it makes it for you and slides out on the other end so make sure you put your plates for them to land on. Breakfast nook is a tad small for how many people were eating/there. But the morning breakfast staff were amazing at restocking and always made sure they had food out. I'd stay again.

I'd give this a 9.5/10 on my best western scale. (I've been to probably 25 of their hotels)…read more Hot tub was down so -0.5 for that because they advertised it as working at the time of booking King room with kitchenette, smaller than most suites but modern and clean. Recommended

New build hotel, still smell new. :) Fast check in. Friendly…read morepersonnel. Comfy bed,very clean bedding, fast wi-fi. Good breakfast. What else you can ask when you travel? Will stay again with my next visit to Regina.

I was in Regina Sunday evening 'til today. I was helping one of my colleagues conduct one-on-one…read moremeetings for one of her clients. We stayed at the Home Suites Hotel, which isn't too far from the client's site. It was a comfortable spot to spend three nights. A continental breakfast is included, as is parking and WIFI (which was fast). A sample of spa moisturizer was left when the maid made the bed, which was a nice touch. I'd stay here again if I had meetings in the area.