Super 8 by Wyndham Moose Jaw is the budget end of the chain hotels in the city, and the idea behind a Super 8 is straightforward: a clean, simple room at a modest price, without frills you may not use. That makes it a popular choice for road-trippers, families on a budget and travellers who plan to spend the day out and about and only need somewhere to sleep. We have not confirmed the details of this particular hotel, so check when you book what is included. Items worth asking about are breakfast, Wi-Fi, parking, pet rules, air conditioning, a pool and the room types on offer, since budget hotels vary a great deal in what they provide even within a single brand. Moose Jaw suits a visitor on a budget. Many of its best experiences, such as the downtown murals, a walk through Crescent Park or Wakamow Valley, and a look at the heritage buildings on Main Street, cost little or nothing, and the paid ones, such as the tunnel tours, the trolley rides and the mineral spa, can be added where they matter most. Saving on the room leaves more for those experiences, and a simple hotel is often all you need when the plan is full from morning to evening.
Location and getting around
The exact location is not something we have confirmed, so check the map before you book. Many of the city's chain hotels sit along the main highway routes and the roads on the edge of the centre, which is convenient for drivers and puts the centre a short drive away, while the heart of the city is compact.
Because the sights outside town, including the Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park and the Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village, require a vehicle, a hotel with easy parking is a sensible choice. Ask about parking for larger vehicles and trailers if that matters to you.
Rooms and atmosphere
Expect a basic, functional room with a bed or two, a bathroom, a television and perhaps a small refrigerator or microwave, depending on the room type. Budget hotels are about practicalities, not atmosphere, so think of the room as a clean place to sleep, wash and charge your phone. If you are sensitive to noise, ask for a quiet room, and in summer ask whether the room has air conditioning. Families should ask about room types that sleep four and about whether cots can be added.
Who it suits and good to know: it suits budget travellers, couples on a road trip, groups of friends and families who want to keep costs down. Guests who want a spa, a restaurant on site or a historic setting will be happier in the heritage or resort hotels on this page. Confirm the check-in and check-out times, ask whether late arrival is possible, and read the cancellation terms before you pay.
Prices in Moose Jaw rise on summer weekends and during festivals and events, so reserve early if your dates are fixed, and compare the budget options on this page, such as the Moosejaw Inn, before you choose. When you check availability, please also check what is included, since the details can change.
Why stay here
- ✓Budget chain hotel
- ✓Simple 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
Is Super 8 by Wyndham Moose Jaw a budget hotel?+
It is a budget-oriented chain, but rates change by date, so check when you book.
Does it include breakfast?+
Breakfast policies vary, so check what is included in your rate when you book.
Is it near the tunnels and spa?+
Moose Jaw is compact, but check the map for the exact distance to the places you plan to visit.
