Went to visit a client in downtown Regina and stayed here. Was upgraded to the Kensington Suite which I found to be quite unexpectedly fantastic - very clean, spacious, well decorated and quiet enough to focus on my work. Bar has a decent selection of single malts and food is good. The complemtary breakfast was quick although basic in selection. I would recommend it to anyone.

This is Regina's signature hotel, right in the middle of the city, close to business and government. It is a a classic old-style hotel, majestic and attractive. The staff are helpful and supportive and the ambiance is quite delightful. We loved the room - large, well-equipped and very attractive. It was one of the nicest rooms that we have had in one of these older hotels, many of which offer attractively furnished but crowded spaces. This was the kind of hotel -- two nice beds, wonderful pillows, two desks, nice TV-- that you don't mind spending extra time in. The downside? The walls seem paper thin. You can hear people on all sides (including from upstairs). This was not a serious problem, but it detracted from what was otherwise a first-rate accommodation.

This is my regular base when I travel to Regina 3-5 times a year. It's the only classic / historic hotel (one of the few former Canadian CP rail hotels not acquired by Fairmont) in Regina, great location just across from beautiful Victoria Park and within walking distance to various restaurants and the downtown core. With a bit of advance planning you can usually get a rate of around $150-175 which is decent value for the local market; but if the rate is much higher (as it sometime is during peak periods) and you are cost-conscious (as am I) then I would seek out alternatives.

It's pretty well-maintained for a hotel of its age, and I enjoy the various historical paintings (rabbits in the country etc) and decorations throughout. Staff are friendly and efficient, and my billing has always been accurate. The restaurant or lounge is ok for breakfast or lunch, but a bit pricey and quality for dinner has been average. Lounge is nice for an evening nightcap. Other close alteratives are The Copper Kettle for breakfast or lunch, and Golf's for steak / dinner. The Cottage is a 10 min drive away, but also an excellent dinner choice. Hotel parking in the lot behind the hotel is now charged at $10/night, but metered parking on the street is available and free from 6 pm to 8 am. Internet and quite a decent fitness center are both free.

Had to go to Regina for work. Stayed in this quaint nice hotel in the middle of Regina. I was very impressed with the hotel itself. Ate at the Cortlandt restaurant. The Beef Stew was amazing. One of the best i ever had. Our server Shannon was amazing. She was fast and attentive. I highly suggest eating here even if you don't stay at the hotel.