“The hotel exceeded all my expectations. Perfect stay from check-in to check-out”
The staff were very helpful, from fixing my phone issues to arranging my return to the airport; they deserve all the praise. Thanks again.
KeithIl y a un mois
★★★·Regina·8.3
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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The Atlas° Hotel in Regina offers an on‑site pub, the Knotted Thistle, and a spacious water park featuring two intertwining slides, a hot tub, pool, toddler area, spray pad, and digital water curtain. Rooms include free Wi‑Fi, 50‑inch TVs, refrigerators, and coffee facilities. The hotel sits 10 minutes from the airport and 2.6 km from the University of Regina.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The staff were very helpful, from fixing my phone issues to arranging my return to the airport; they deserve all the praise. Thanks again.
Keith·Il y a un mois
Funny signs everywhere made it feel like a scavenger hunt to find them, but the water pressure was weak.
Richard·Il y a un mois
The location was decent; a list of nearby places would be helpful. The staff were helpful and friendly. I never got breakfast, the pillows were extra soft, and it would be nice to have more variety. A very loud event with yelling down the hall lasted until 2 am, and kids in the pool were running and diving without any parent supervision.
Aislinn·Il y a un mois
I spent one night at The Atlas° Hotel in Regina from September 3 to 4 and it was a very good experience; the hotel was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the overall vibe was welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful, and everything ran smoothly. Breakfast was perfect and fresh, and the location was convenient and easy to get to. It was a short stay, but I was very satisfied with the comfort and service and would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Regina. Nothing was wrong—everything was perfect!!!
Noushirwan·Il y a un mois
The hallway was a nonstop roar of shouting, and the front desk staff seemed more like a comedy troupe than a hotel team. When a wheelchair‑bound veteran asked for water, the clerk told him to go to the restaurant, so I had to fetch a glass myself. The water slide was broken until a kid pointed it out, and the pool was packed with over 70 people, causing a tiny child to get yelled at for a towel. Overall, the noise and lack of professionalism made for a pretty unpleasant stay.
Angela·Il y a un mois