Ramada by Wyndham Moose Jaw is one of the national-brand hotels in the city, and for many travellers the appeal of a brand like this is simple: you know roughly what to expect before you arrive. Expect a conventional hotel with a front desk, standard guest rooms and the sort of everyday comforts that come with a mid-range chain. The specifics are not something we have confirmed, so check when you book which room types are offered, whether a pool, hot tub or breakfast is part of the stay, how parking works and whether pets are accepted. Those details differ a great deal between hotels of the same brand, and the best way to avoid disappointment is to look at the room descriptions and the included items when you book before you commit. Moose Jaw is a city of short distances. The Tunnels of Moose Jaw, the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, the downtown murals and Main Street, the Western Development Museum and Crescent Park are all within a short drive of most hotels, and several are an easy walk from the centre. A chain hotel is a sensible home base if you are combining a day of ghost and gangster stories with a soak in the mineral waters and a stroll through the valley, because you can leave the car in one place and treat the hotel as a quiet, reliable end to the day.
Location and getting around
We have not confirmed the exact position of this hotel, so look at the map before you reserve and compare the driving time to the places you most want to see. Moose Jaw has a compact centre, with the heritage buildings of Main Street, the murals and the spa close together, and a handful of highway-side hotels a few minutes out.
Either way, a car is the most flexible way to reach the Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park and the Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village, which sit outside the city. Several of the Moose Jaw trolley and tunnel tours start from central meeting points, so confirm the pickup details for your tour and plan the journey from the hotel.
Rooms and atmosphere
A Ramada room is generally a practical affair with one or two beds, a work surface, a television and a private bathroom, and some hotels in the brand add suites, kitchenettes or indoor pools. Which of those apply here is worth checking. If you are travelling with children, ask about family rooms and whether a pool is available, and if you are visiting in the heat of summer or the cold of a prairie winter, ask about air conditioning and heating.
Sound can matter in chain hotels, so ask for a room away from the lift and the road if you are a light sleeper.
Who it suits and good to know: it suits families, couples and business travellers who value a familiar name, a clear cancellation policy and a mid-range price. It is a sensible alternative to the heritage and spa hotels in the centre if you prefer a modern room to a historic one, though if atmosphere is the point of the trip, compare it with Grant Hall Hotel and Temple Gardens Hotel and Spa on this page.
Check-in and check-out times are worth confirming if you are coming off a long drive, and a quick look at parking, breakfast and pet rules will save surprises later. Rooms fill up quickly during summer weekends and local events, so reserve early if your dates are fixed. When you check availability, please also check what is included, since the details can change.
Why stay here
- ✓Wyndham chain hotel
- ✓Front desk and standard guest rooms
- ✓Breakfast (check when you book)
- ✓Pool (check when you book)
- ✓Wi-Fi (check when you book)
- ✓Parking (check when you book)
- ✓Air conditioning (check when you book)
- ✓Pet policy (check when you book)
Good questions
Does Ramada by Wyndham Moose Jaw include breakfast?+
It depends on the rate and room, so check what is included when you book.
Is there a pool?+
Facilities vary by hotel, so check when you book if a pool or hot tub is available.
Do I need a car in Moose Jaw?+
A car is the easiest way to reach the owl centre, the provincial park and the museum villages, while the spa, murals and tunnels are close to the centre.
