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Island-style indoor swimming pool, Extensive event and conference space
Modern indoor pool and hot tub, Upscale dining at Chop Steakhouse
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Aqua Adventure Water Park, Immersive themed guest suites
Spacious multi-room suites, Skyxe Saskatoon Airport proximity
Twenty-four hour Denny's restaurant, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Relaxing whirlpool and spa, Modernized fitness studio
South Saskatchewan River views, Boutique luxury experience
Scarlet Craft Kitchen, RiverCountry water park
Indoor pool with two-story waterslide, Contemporary residential-style suites
Upper floor prairie views, Dedicated fitness room
Authentic Indian on-site dining, Secure gated parking
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, University and hospital proximity
South Saskatchewan River views, Heated underground parkade
Upper floor viewing lounges, Heated indoor pool and hot tub
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Modernized downtown retreat
Indoor pool with corkscrew waterslide, The Centre Mall proximity
Indoor heated swimming pool, The Hub restaurant and lounge
Outdoor patio and picnic area, University and hospital proximity
Four Seasons restaurant dining, In-room wellness features
Indoor heated salt-water pool, Stonebridge district convenience
Indoor heated pool and whirlpool, Secure gated parking facilities
Indoor pool with winding waterslide, On-site wellness and recovery
Aviation-focused airport gateway, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Indoor pool with waterslide, Doc Hollandaise on-site dining
Indoor saltwater pool and waterslide, Relaxing in-room jetted tubs
South Saskatchewan River views, Aroma Resto Bar dining
Drive-up rooms with patio access, Pet-friendly laminate flooring
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Modern airport transit hub
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Pet-friendly accommodations
On-site Ricky's All Day Grill, On-site fitness center
Flanagan's Steakhouse dining, Traditional European-style rooms
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Dedicated fitness center, University of Saskatchewan proximity
Budget-friendly airport stopover, Relaxing in-room jetted tubs
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Family-focused value stays
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Often referred to as “Paris of the Prairies” or “Bridge City” on account of its position along the lazy and winding South Saskatchewan River, Saskatoon is the largest city in the province. Arts and culture have been well supported by both the city’s corporations and its population at large. The city is also at the centre of tracts of rich agricultural and mining land, with some of the wealth generated by these activities used to create outstanding civic amenities.
Looking at Saskatoon today, there is little to indicate that the city can trace its origins to the temperance movement. Toronto residents belonging to that movement, and unhappy with developments in that city, established Saskatoon as a “dry’ community in the late 1800’s. Times have moved on since then and today the city is just like any other in terms of alcohol laws. Today it is better known as “POW City” on account of its importance in serving Saskatchewan province’s potash, oil and wheat industries. This has brought a good deal of prosperity, which is perhaps easiest to notice downtown. The area houses not only the majority of the city’s hotels, including the very grand Bessborough Hotel, but also the headquarters and regional offices of major corporations.
Visitors looking to orient themselves should perhaps start on 21st Street downtown, which acts as a Main Street of sorts. It has a number of cafes, bars and restaurants and also the Midtown Plaza Shopping Centre, perhaps the most convenient one-stop shopping destination for those staying in the city centre.
As Saskatchewan’s largest city, Saskatoon is certainly no slouch when it comes to encouraging and displaying its local arts scene as well as hosting artists and performers from across Canada and the world. The corporations that call the city home, and the wealth generated by their activities, has resulted in a number of well-funded cultural institutions and local festivals. In terms of theatre, the summer months bring the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival, where guests can watch the Bard’s immortal plays in tents set up on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. Even more popular is the Fringe Festival, where modern cutting edge theatrical productions are staged at a number of indoor and open air venues throughout the city. A map of all the venues can typically be obtained from the organisers. The city’s prime art gallery, the Mendel, closed in 2015, but visitors can look forward to the reborn Remai Modern Art Gallery, which opens in 2017. It will incorporate the Mendel’s collections and bring in many new works as well.
While the city and its riverside are both beautiful in the summer, it is in winter that they really come alive. Stark trees covered in frost, regular snowfalls and a very popular outdoor ice skating rink make the winter months some of the best in which to visit Saskatoon. The Meewasin Park, which runs along the South Saskatchewan River, is especially beautiful at this time of year, with lovely riverside trails. Also in the park, just to the North of the iconic Bessborough Hotel, is the Cameco Meewasin Skating Rink, where residents and visitors alike enjoy skating in the brisk air and among beautiful surroundings. The much anticipated WinterShines Festival is held each year in late January and features spectacular ice sculptures, ice mazes and a host of activities that make this the city’s favourite winter festival among families and others. Hotels and motels tend to get booked up over this period, so advance planning is recommended.
Perhaps the most dramatic attraction that only Saskatoon can offer, at least among Canadian cities, is not an event or building, but a very special piece of scientific equipment. Housed in a purpose-built facility on the University of Saskatchewan campus, the synchrotron is not science fiction, but a scientific apparatus that can accelerate electrons to very nearly the speed of light. Similar to the famous Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, though more modest in scale, it is the only one of its kind in Canada. Fascinating tours explaining the purpose of the machine and its applications in cutting edge research are held periodically. Several departments at the university also have permanent exhibitions open to the public, including in the Biology Building, which exhibits samples of dinosaur bones found in the prairies. The university occupies a lovely stretch of land on the eastern banks of the river and is not far from the downtown hotels and motels.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Saskatoon, with typical prices around $117 per night based on 6,198 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Saskatoon are usually highest during May, with typical prices around $168 per night.
Hotel prices in Saskatoon usually range from $89 per night to $264 per night, with typical prices around $124 per night.
Hotel prices in Saskatoon are typically lowest in January at around $117 per night, rising to around $168 per night in May.
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In Saskatoon, you might want to check out Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre, Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Saskatoon Airport, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Saskatoon, SK, Hilton Garden Inn Saskatoon Downtown. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
If you're visiting Saskatoon with your family, you could look at Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre, Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Saskatoon Airport, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Saskatoon, SK, Hilton Garden Inn Saskatoon Downtown. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre, Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Saskatoon Airport, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Saskatoon, SK, Hilton Garden Inn Saskatoon Downtown could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Saskatoon, check out Home Inn & Suites Saskatoon South, Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough, Hotel Senator, Canalta Hotel Martensville – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Saskatoon, check out Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre, Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Saskatoon Airport, Courtyard by Marriott Saskatoon Airport, Sandman Hotel Saskatoon – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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