Flats in Southwestern Saskatchewan

'It was all good!'

'The room was very clean and well maintained - a huge improvement from any other “moderate” motels I have stayed in. Front desk staff were very friendly, and the breakfast was good. I will definitely stay there again hen I need a place in the area. Congratulations tho the owners and staff for maintaining such high standards which perhaps don’t mean much to a lot of travellers.'

'All was good for the price point, would go there again.'

'La chambre est vieillotte,l'égout de l'évier sent mauvais quand on fait couler l’eau. Le café est dans le passage mais aucune kcup pour la keurig de plus le passage a une désagréable odeur. Machine à glace non fonctionnel.'

'I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Temple Gardens! The highlight of my visit was definitely the spa—I especially loved my mud wrap and facial, which were both incredibly relaxing and rejuvenating. It was so convenient to be able to enjoy the mineral pool throughout my stay. The adults-only swim time in the evening was a wonderful addition, and I really appreciated that the pool opened at 7:00 a.m. exclusively for hotel guests. It made for such a peaceful start to the day. I enjoyed my experience...

'No one available to check in. Expedia reps couldn’t track down management either'

'Friendly staff. Convenient parking. Very close to highway 1.'

'I highly recommend this hidden gem in Moose Jaw. Our family of five stayed in a suite and were impressed on every level about this property, especially for the affordable price. First, it's modern in design and latest amenities. The complimentary high quality breakfast has some great options you don't usually find like piping hot cinnamon buns and a pancake maker (a big hit with the kids...you push the button and they are made in front of you and pop onto your plate...go through a conveyer belt...

'Pros: comfy beds, quiet environment Cons: NON ACCESSIBLE! No dollies for luggage, no elevator/ramp. Even if they have accessible rooms on the main floor as the website states (can't confirm as we stayed on the second floor) there is a step to the entrance which would make it impossible for wheelchair users to access the building. Summary: great place for ABLE BODIED people.'