Hotel terbaik di Saskatoon

這真是海外酒店比國內酒店差的不是一星半點。房間大小和服務簡直不能比。這麼一看還是國內好太多了！

First time staying at this hotel chain. Our last hotel stays at Residence Inn by Marriott Calgary Downtown and DoubleTree by Hilton at downtown Florida were pretty average so decided to try something new. Very impressive decor, trendy and functional. Nice bright colour touches in lobby and room. Room design was the best I have seen and experienced in recent times. Nice to see that they got rid of bathtub and replaced it with standing shower. Room decor was mix of modern and barn style with expose front wall and ample use of wood all around. Very nicely done. Gym was adequate. Didn’t try restaurant. Good to see that they have daily Housekeeping service unlike the hotels I mentioned above. For us, entering into dirty rooms after all day is big NO, NO. Location was perfect too. Close to many restaurants and coffeehouses. Breakfast and parking not included in room rate. We found the free parking close by on both nights and went to different coffeehouses for breakfast. Highly recommended

Clean hotel, and close to the airport. There are good places to eat nearby

I stayed here for two nights because I wanted to stay in a place downtown that wasn't a chain. Some positives were... 1. Very nice lobby, you can literally feel the history in the air. The hallways are extremely wide for a hotel and have old couches and chairs. It kind of takes you back in time. 2. Walking distance of practically everything. We rented a car and we didn't even use it. We also walked to the Ukrainian Museum of Canada, the Prairie Lily, as well as walked through a lot of Saskatoon's riverfront parks. 3. Winston's Pub, that connects to the hotel, has 76 beers on tap. I went there every night and it was awesome. It's also historic-looking in it's own right and really made staying here fun. 4. I never used it, but there was this awesome patio on the second floor that gave you a nice view of the city. Then some negatives... 1. You can't get around it -- Saskatoon does have a homeless problem. But so do most North American cities and the homeless in Saskatoon never bothered me. That being said all the doors are locked at all times and when you first get there you have to ring the bell to let you in. I admit, this was a little intimidating but once I got my key card I could just use it whenever I went through the door and it was no longer a problem. 2. The hotel could use some updating. The lighting wasn't the best in the bathroom and there weren't a lot of places to hang towels and whatnot. Then some neutrals... 1. Parking is quite limited, but they do warn you on the website. I was able to park there fine and nobody bothered my car (unlike what I saw in other reviews). Just don't leave anything in your car that's worth taking and you should be fine. 2. The breakfast is nearly non-existent. That being said, I didn't recall the website telling me there was a breakfast so it wasn't a big deal. Additionally, I didn't decide to stay downtown just to eat a generic hotel breakfast. There are plenty of breakfast spots around (if during the week) and I found this bakery that had a really good breakfast. Overall, I gave them 4/5 mainly because of the 2 issues I mentioned above. Don't let other reviews dissuade you, I really enjoyed my stay here and would stay here again if I was in Saskatoon.

The hotel has very friendly and helpful staff. It is kept very clean. Great selection for free breakfast. Comfortable temperature in room. Has microwave and fridge plus coffee bar in room. Needs updates in rooms; needs new mattresses, shower head needs replacing, new TV.

The West Wing is the ”budget” side of the Park Hotel.... Its the older part. Has some really low ceilings in the hallways - weird. We stayed in room 155 at the very far end fo an extremely long hallway. We could barely sleep due to noise. The furnace in the room was extremely loud- sounded like it was about to die and it came on constantly. The door to the room doesn't close tight so can it rattle a bit - especially when the hallway main exit door is right outside the room. Its a heavy door that really bangs when people come and go - and ends up shaking the room door as well. I have stayed on the other side before and the rooms are nice and it was quieter, but there is an extra cost. It was a bit cheaper than the other side of he hotel. Wasn't worth it. No breakfast. have to pay for parking. NO EV charger that I was aware of. Unless you have to stay downtown yo are better off to go to one of the newer hotels that have been built that offer free parking, breakfast, have a new buildings, etc. The positive is there is a comedy club onsite and also a liquor store - but neither are budget friendly :) There is a restaurant here but we didn't go to it ($$).

I want to express my appreciation to the front desk Manager, Matthew, and his staff, Chance and Zee; for their assistance in locating and ensuring the safe return of my client's cell phone yesterday. Top shelf customer service and empathy towards someone's whole world in one electronic device. I hope one day you will receive such a service with a smile as my client did yesterday. Good Karma to you!

We stayed at the Courtyard Marriott Saskatoon by the airport as we had an event on the long weekend. The check in was seamless, the room was spotless. There was an incident after checkout with a missing (valuable) item that was left in the room. The management team went above and beyond our expectations to rectify the incident including accessing security cameras, meeting with individual staff, etc. Communication with the manager was professional, kind, and understanding. He did everything in his power to investigate the incident. With humanity restored, we will 100% be revisiting this hotel in the near future. P.S. the incident was resolved and item was returned.