Hotels near St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church in Regina

Comfortable, convenient, safe, fast and clean hotel with paid parking space, (10 dollars per night,) including simple breakfast, (fruit, yogurt, egg sandwich,) passing by for a night of rest is enough.

In the heart of Regina, Thriftlodge by Wyndham Regina North is within a 5-minute drive of Cornwall Center and Casino Regina. This motel is 1.2 mi (2 km) from Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Evraz Place.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and wedding services.A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 6 AM to 9 AM.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 43 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.

If I could give 6 stars I would. I was in Regina on business and it happened to be my birthday as well. Not only did the hotel leave a Happy Birthday card signed by 20+ members of the staff, I was upgraded to the Royal Suite for the night. Wow wow wow. The most lavish room in the entire hotel close to 1500 sq ft of living space !! It was unbelievable. All of my stays in Regina are at HotelSask as they have never let me down. Kunal the GM personally contacted me to make sure everything was to my satisfaction. The front desk staff Gloria, Vishnudas and Marcia are first rate awesome people too!

Room was cleaned ,.location is very central,minutes from downtown. Amenities in the room is fully equipped, love Crabtree and Evelyn brand of toiletries and lorion. bed is nice and firm,only thing missing is would be nice to have a microwave oven to heat up food. Got that in the previous hotel in Vancouver.

Check in was somewhat painless , the room was clean as it was brand new ,Tv wasn’t even set up to be used ,hot water took a while to reach the room I was in , only offered a standup shower , if I wanted a tub shower it was a upgrade which I found odd , first time hearing a tub shower is a upgrade and we don’t have any anyways , I am a amputee left leg below knee , you don’t cater to disabled people, it was truly only about the money I felt , make sure payment happens and disregard the rest , no questions about my needs at check in , the breakfast you get from the neighboring restaurant was cold and off the buffet which was garbage I didn’t even eat it , and I love my breakfast, as it’s the first meal to start our day . I travel often and well I’m sorry to say this review will be going to google also .

Rooms were okay and bed was comfortable but I went in their hot tub on a Friday and there was greenish brown residue all over their hot tub walls. I was in there for a little bit and left and told the front desk. Next day I went back and the problem seemed to have been cleaned up but the chemicals were strong. On Monday, bumps broke out of the blue on my forehead and as of a week later, have gotten worse and spread to my eyelid and front of my forehead. So far the ointment the doctor gave me hasn't been helping much. Then my second night, a big group of 20 somethings moved right beside me and down the hall. I asked the front desk to move me because I knew they would be loud all night. The front desk was understanding and moved me but even then, the volume was ridiculous down the hall way. It annoys me that hotels don't take their security more seriously and crack down on these party people with absolutely no consideration for anyone else in the hotel. It wasn't an awful hotel. There were many nice things about it...but I don't believe I will be staying there again.

This was the worst hotel experience I've ever had. If the experience we had had been at a $79/night side of the road motel, I would've been much more laissez-faire about it. However, we paid $180, plus parking, plus a $35 pet fee, and would've been more comfortable sleeping in our car. The 2 main issues were: 1. The heat doesn't work on some of the floors. My understanding is the first 3 are the main issue. And when I say it doesn't work, I mean it never reached more than 17 degrees, and cold air blew from the vents straight at the beds THE ENTIRE TIME. This is a problem they know about. They've had people in to fix it, but ”can't”. So, when it's -30 outside, this hotel is charging people $180 to stay in hotel rooms THEY KNOW have no heat! ***?! Do they have heaters, i asked? Some, but not enough for every room, so we were out of luck. In order to actually manage to sleep, we kept a pot of water boiling on the stove all night, went to Canadian Tire to buy our own heater, and each slept with 3 blankets and our clothes on. They offered us extra blankets, but only sent 1 for 4 people and 3 beds. We had to call down 4 times, each time we were on hold for over 10 minutes becausevthe place was a gong show. This leads me to the second issue.. 2. Management of the hotel. This place is BUSY. There was never not a line up at the front desk. Like i said earlier, every time I called down I was on hold for 10 minutes. I've never seen a hotel this size not have at least 2 people on the front desk, but there was only 1. A couple manager looking women walked around, back and forth into the office, etc, but never jumped onto the other desk to help out. It was ridiculous. When we first went up to our room and realized the heat didn't work, we called down to the woman who checked us in to complain. She acted surprised about the heat and gave us the only other room in the hotel because they were full. I waited in line for half an hour to get new keys, and when I got to the front desk a different clerk was now telling me my reservation had ended and there was no room for me. We spent another 10 minutes going around and around, while I tried to explain what had happened. This is when we were told that the heating is a problem they know about and can't fix (not the story we heard from the other clerk) but were assured that the new room would have heat. Nope, that was a lie as well. I could go on, but that's the gist. I'll never stay again.

We came for a mini family vacation and our stay was excellent. The shuttle for the Rider game stops right at the hotel which was great, we didn't have to worry about getting to and from the game. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful, same with the staff in the restaurant. The pool temperature was a home run, it made our time there very enjoyable. We would definitely stay here again.

Old, tired and in need of refurbishment. The hotel is well located downtown and that is its only plus. I don't believe it has been refurbished since it was built in the 1970s. The carpet in the hall way was dirty and stained, as were the carpets in our room (see photo). Bathroom had a leaky toilet that had obviously been running for months if not years. The shower enclosure also needed fixing General lack of cleanliness to the room. Our bed had a ”cheap motel” feel, and the pillows were the most uncomfortable, overstuffed, fiberfill bags that we have slept on in a long time. Ramada, should consider their association with this hotel as it is negatively affecting what remains of their reputation. As there is a newly refurbished DoubleTree across the street, why bother with this aging hotel?

Easy quick check in. Beds, pillows, sheets, comforters were all very nice - we all slept well. Easy access to outside - great for taking the dog out. Covid breakfast was okay, nothing great. Overall a really nice stay - we have stayed here before and will stay again next time. Room 115 👍