Top Hotels in Moose Jaw with Spas

The open-air hot spring is good and can take children under 12 years old. The hotel does not provide breakfast. It is recommended to eat at several nearby Chinese restaurants. The most important thing is to go to the hotel reception and check in at the opposite casino parking lot, otherwise you will be charged twice. Potholes!

I’m originally from Moose Jaw, so I was delighted to hear that the old Grant Hall was being restored to it’s former glory. Unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. Undercooked restoration that felt like it ran out of cash to properly complete the work needed. We arrived one evening to the familiar building. However, the front entrance on Main St. is not well signed and has nothing opulent or extravagant to indicate it was the main entrance. The 15 minute loading zone signs for temporary parking were attached to the meter, so barely visible. We actually drove past on our initial pass because we were unsure. We entered the door to find stairs. There is another even less obvious entrance off of Cordoba St. which is also stairs. There was an accessible entrance on the north side of the building, wedged down a narrow, poorly lit corridor between another building that was not obvious and also served as the entrance to the parking lot. The door was not functioning correctly when we were there - the user had to manually slide the door to open it. Not accessible friendly in the least. Additionally, it was locked at night with no card lock or way to get in. We checked in and the desk agent was pleasant enough. We were handed our keys and paper coupons for $5 off the breakfast buffet and a paper parking pass. We headed over to the elevator which was very slow and dated. We ended up just carrying our luggage up to the mezzanine level. At the top of the mezzanine level stairs was the landing for the elevator. To get to the suites, you had to step down 3-4 stairs. These suites are not accessible friendly. We arrived at our suite. The strange door was extremely heavy and noisy to open and close. It had to be pulled to latch properly when you exited the room. There was no map of the hotel and what the appropriate emergency egress points were on the back of the door as there is in every other hotel we’ve ever stayed at. The suite looked tired. The sofa was worn with tired cushions and some holes in some places. The coffee table had damage to the top. The desk had an extremely worn top and no finish left. The fireplace hearth wasn’t flush with the floor and had a broken, hazardous tile. The fireplace was faux and not installed properly, with the one corner sticking out. The floors hadn’t been prepared properly before the engineered wood was laid over top, so they made noise and moved as you crossed them. The skirting boards were cut crooked and not finished along the bottom. The bedroom was ok. The bed was extremely high. It required scaling it to climb up into it because it was extremely high off the ground. The bedding was clean and crisp and the pillows were reasonable. The window was cracked. The worst part - there were no room darkening window shades! Summer in Moose Jaw means the sun sets late and rises early and one would expect to be able to sleep properly. Simply impossible without room darkening window coverings! The bathroom looked