An older hotel with welcoming staff, comfortable rooms and a nice restaurant and lounge downstairs…read more Reasonably priced and on the downtown main street, it is quiet and centrally located My biggest joy is a heritage park a block away.My first trip to Moose Jaw, a very pleasant place . Next trip I shall return to Grant Hall.

I stayed in the Grant Hall Hotel for one night during a cross-country roadtrip during the summer of…read more2024. I wanted to be able to walk around the old downtown, so this hotel's location was perfect. The decor in the lobby is lovely and draws attention to the character that comes with being an older building. The halls were a little dingy in parts, but not dramatically so. The elevator was small but always came quickly. My room was a clean and had a good-sized bathroom and surprising large refrigerator. The floor looked like it had been recently replaced with a laminate-type faux-wood (possibly because I was in one of the dog-friendly rooms?) but it seemed like it hadn't been measured properly, because there were some gaps between the planks. The parking lot is located behind the building next-door, so you enter and exit through a side door. This was slightly confusing when I checked in, but wasn't an issue after that. I didn't try the on-site restaurant, but I did notice that people staying elsewhere (and locals) seemed to be eating there, so maybe I should have given it a go. Overall, a nice solid character hotel in a convenient location!

I stayed at the Moose Jaw Comfort Inn for one night during the return portion of a cross-country…read moreroad trip. It's surprisingly nice for this category of hotel. The room and building was clean and well-kept, and the breakfast buffet had more items than this type of hotel normally has. There was also a surprisingly nice coffee maker in the lobby that had specialty coffee settings. And the early afternoon staff who checked me in were very friendly. The hotel backs onto the Lynbrook golf course, and most of the neighbouring buildings are other hotels and a pair of senior's residences (I was travelling with a dog, so I walked around a bit), so it's a quiet area in general. There's no restaurant, but there are a reasonable number of other options in the area along the way on the drive in from the highway.

Shout out to Carly at the front desk, she is awesome. Thank you so much for everything. Very…read morefriendly and helpful. The Comfort Inn in Moose Jaw was a very good place to stay during our time in Moose Jaw. Breakfast was good and beds were made everyday. Nice and clean and staff went out of their way to make our stay memorable. Good Job.

Nice clean hotel! Coffee from the commercial Kuerig in the lobby was decent…read more We skipped the breakfast. We were uneasy about the lack of sneeze guards over the hot items and the close proximity of the dining tables. In general, this hotel could use a larger lobby and dining area. There are plenty of rooms to support it and the smaller areas makes it difficult to keep a comfortable distance from other guests.

Best hotel in Moose Jaw! Friendly staff, clean and comfortable. Pillow options are a nice touch!read more

Run-down but clean, budget motel in the heart of Moose Jaw, just a block off Main Street. Just…read morehalf a block from the pleasant Crescent Park, and an easy walk to the new Common Café. Rooms are showing their age, but reasonably well maintained. They suffer from the compromised privacy and ventilation (an open window means you are on display and likely to smell cigarette smoke) of the 1960's budget motel architecture. If you are troubled by worn furniture or allergies to mildew this may not be the place for you. On our stay the service was very pleasant and attentive, especially given the price. Plenty of towels and washcloths in the room. Decent and easy to access wifi. If you can't afford the Grant Hall, but want to be downtown, this is a good option to consider. 2 suites are available, with separate bedroom plus small kitchen. Considering the service, the rooms are all good value. I'd ask for something upstairs next time.

This hotel is genuinely concerned about guest comfort, satisfaction, and peaceful enjoyment of the…read moreproperty. The standard of cleanliness is unimpeachable, and the eagerness of the staff and management to ensure that guest needs are discovered and then fulfilled is quite remarkable. This includes front desk, breakfast team, housekeeping, and especially the General Manager - Darlene. Have stayed here on several occasions, and have always been pleased with the outcome. If something is not right, you just pick up the phone and press "0" and the problem vanishes. Perfect.

We stayed in the two bedroom suite because we were travelling with kids. The room was set up…read moreperfect in that aspect. However, being there was appliances in the room you'd expect utensils, pots/pans, plates, etc. NOTHING! There wasn't even a plug for the sink. The floor in the room was disgusting, ants crawling around ... so gross! On the positive the staff was friendly!

This is not my favourite place to stay in Moose Jaw, but I have stayed her a few times. The price…read moreis usually right. They have decent rooms, dated, and somehow I am always missing a bulb or two. No weird smells or questionable stains, that's a plus yes? They offer breakfast which is nice. Make your own pancakes. And the typical fare: breads, bagels, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, coffee, tea, juice, and sausage and eggs to go with your pancakes. Front desk staff is fair. Not overtly rude, not overly friendly. Hence the fair. The parking lot is sufficient.

Moose Jaw is the natural choice for an overnight stop on any road trip heading west out of Winnipeg…read moreor east heading home (7 hour drive). Once again, the Days Inn served this purpose well. It's a newer hotel just off the Trans-Canada Highway and at $108/night we found it to be to our liking. The room was clean, comfortable and spacious. Breakfast was adequate with hard boiled eggs, cereals, muffins, yogurt and a waffle maker. There was a hot tub, and an indoor pool with the bonus slide which always scores a few points with the kids. We may well be back here on our next trip out west!

When I walked into my room, my first instinct was to start cleaning. It was to be fair, the…read morecheapest place to stay in Moosejaw, but I can't even say it was good value. The room remained 24 degrees warm all night, (I'm just going by feel, since the thermostat had no cover on it) despite it being chilly outside, and having two windows open. (Neither window had a screen)The tv didn't work(for me)--apparently you have to push two buttons and be sure you're close enough to connect. Also there was no table lamp, so my choice was to either have all the lights blaring at me or darkness. There was a microwave, a fridge, a desk, two end tables but no coffee pot, no cups or glasses, to drink from. The floor had one of those restaurant carpets that are impossible to determine how dirty they are. And yes, from the night before, to when we did checkout to see if I'd get my damage deposit check back, I mentioned all of these items to the management, so if they read this there should be no surprises. I also mentioned the grime on the door and when she explained that it was the colour of the paint, I couldn't help myself and got a wad of toilet paper, wetted it, and demonstrated that it was NOT the colour of the paint. On the positive, the bed looked and smelled clean and I left all my luggage up on the several table spaces. I paid around 82 dollars and felt vaguely ripped off. I think they should be embarrassed to charge that. Nothing a good cleaning wouldn't fix. And hopefully they will fix it. Then it might be worth 82 dollars and change.

Let's see - where to begin....always start with the positive. The antique car on the motel sign is…read morecool! Location is dope! That's it! Be leary when registering as the front desk clerk has you sign the registration card in pencil; room was very outdated; air conditioner rattled very loudly; lamp shades broken; shower leaked; faucet handle in the bathroom pulled right off (clerk laughed and said to me "Oh well, I didn't charge you a damage deposit"); holes in the sheets; pillows were pancakes; towels were very rough; no fan in the bathroom; ad claims two double beds but in the room we stayed in, one was a queen and one was a full; paint chipping on the walls and ceiling in the bathroom; ice build up in freezer; provided dishes/pots and pans for cooking but provided no utensils to cook with; no fitted sheets on the beds; pull out knob to turn on shower was missing. Good thing I was called back to Winnipeg because I did not want to stay another night. Unfortunately I have to agree with Kelly L (2017-08-14) that they will not refund you EVEN after giving proper notice. DO NOT STAY HERE! There are way way better places to stay in Moose Jaw! Capone's is the epitome of you get what you pay for!

I paid $100 cash and then I was asked for my credit card (which I don't have). I stated it would be…read morefine to take a deposit of $200 or whatever policy states out of my bank and tried to reassure them I was just one person only interested in sleeping and not wrecking the room. I was met with several audible sighs from the girl behind the counter as she had to ring up the room and deposit seperately. I apologized to her for frustrating her (I'm still the customer) which was met by another sigh. She then put me on the 3rd floor all the way at the end of the hallway, so it was quite far bringing in all of my bags since my card key wouldn't open up the side entrances. At least the air conditioner worked. That was the only plus. I would not stop here again for that price.

A big thank you to Lisa for the wonderful massage! As for the Spa itself, it left something to be…read moredesired. The mineral spa pool was sensational. A comfortable 42 degrees C, it is well designed with seamless inside\outside area's for guests to enjoy. However, the shower/bathroom facilities were similar to what I would expect of your average public swimming pool. The steam room was closed for repairs. Basic amenities I usually take for granted when I go to a spa were not offered. I am talking about the fancy shampoos, conditioners, body lotions, but most importantly, pool sandals. I have some reservations about using a public shower in bare feet but I can't exactly take a shower in my leather sandals can I? Anyway, assuming the spa is profitable, I believe some renovations are in order here. As far as the lack of basic amenities, this is something management should be taking care of now.