Above and beyond. This hotel experience was amazing! Jarret, the staff who checked us in was super…read morebusy with hotel guests every time we saw him, but very friendly and helpful. He got my father into the ADA hotel room and advised me how to book with a guaranteed ADA room in Calgary. The water slide was AMAZING, the pool was refreshing, and a wonderful little get away within the hotel. The lifeguard was so sweet and great. I will definitely be back next time I visit family in Medicine Hat.

A nice, new hotel that I would definitely recommend when staying in Medicine Hat…read more It is equipped with a waterslide which is great to keep the kids entertained for the evening when passing through. The rooms are clean and a decent size. At first I was slightly disappointed that we were placed within feet of the elevator, but in fact, the noise didn't penetrate the room at all. The continental breakfast had a decent variety of foods, however, and this probably due to it being Christmas time, was full and hard to find a table. Regardless, the eating area was clean. I would stay here again when passing through town.

After exhausting ourselves at a week long music festival, our stay at the super 8 was great! Clean…read moreand comfy rooms, good breakfast, fast check in. Also wanted to make a shout out to the front desk employee named Matt. He went above and beyond to make our stay as comfortable as possible and make sure we had everything we needed. Thanks so much Matt, you're the best!

I honestly think a lot more care could be taken here. The rooms were quiet and tidy, heard little…read moreto no noise from neighbouring rooms, which is always great. The 27 inch TV was set on a hutch that was lower than the bed, making it difficult to see unless you were sitting up. There is a motel portion that appears to be older than the main building, and it looks as though very little updating has been done, newer faucets were installed but the faceplates for the light switches are yellowed with age and the floor tiles are also stained. There were three noticeable cobwebs on our room, but otherwise it wasn't terrible. The young man we encountered on our check in was fantastic, lively and very animated. All smiles and laughs and very pleasant to deal with at the end of a long day of travel. The other

The Hampton Inn in Medicine Hat is the definition of A-OK. I've stayed at other Hampton Inns and it…read morewas definitely a lesser experience but overall it was decent. Check in was fine but none of us were given information about how to log into the wifi. I was able to figure it out on my own but it definitely wasn't intuitive. The room itself was spacious and clean and the bed was comfortable. However, the pillows were extremely hard and bothered my neck. One of my colleagues made a similar comment about them as well. I also wasn't able to fully shut the drapes which let in too much light in the morning. The biggest issue with the room was that the outlets on the bedside table are too large for a standard plug. My iphone charger would fall right out of it and the USB plugs didn't work. Again, a colleague had the same issue in her room. I did really enjoy the complimentary breakfast. It had a good selection of vegetarian options for me though I could have done with a bit more fresh fruit.

$75 dollars to get a late check out which is fine except we asked about it when we checked in and…read morewe were told to call at 7am as it is granted on a first come first serve basis. So we interrupted our sleep only to be told by a very rude front desk gal about the $75 charge. Would have preferred that info when we checked in and then we would have simply slept until 10:30. Not the first time we've had rude staff here on a power trip treating guests like they aren't the ones keeping the lights on at this place.

My two recent trips to Medicine Hat were for an unfortunate tragedy. The staff made every effort to…read moremake me feel at home. A card was left for me expressing their sympathy and I appreciated it. They were able to accommodate other friends and family as well. I loved the extra touches: fruit infused water and cookies in the lobby, the giant scrabble board, the ability to rent games, they are dog friendly (I met 2 very friendly Newfoundland Labradors ). I enjoyed the breakfast as well. They had a good variety. Thank you so much for everything.

They had super soft sheets. Check in at 2am was easy, and staff was friendly. Good breakfast…read more Excellent cinnamon rolls! No pet fee.

What a surprisingly nice stay. As a matter of fact, we liked it enough to stay again on our way…read moreback home. The location is great and it priced reasonably. The rooms were clean & spacious. Staff were also very friendly and helpful.

We stayed at the the Beat Western Premier in Medicine Hat after a very long drive from Wpg. Let me…read moresay this hotel is AMAZING. Clean modern comfortable and the breakfast in the morning was above expectations all for a great price. We have travelled the country and by far this is the best hotel we have stayed in despite paying much more for other hotels like the Delta. Only drawback was food in the late evening that was not well prepared. The front desk immediately reduced the room cost. This is 5 stars plus

We came to Medicine Hat for a family funeral. The staff at Days Inn were empathetic, accommodating,…read morefriendly. I even got a little gift for being the guest of the day. The room was clean, spacious. Beds were comfortable. Loved the pictures on the wall. They let us use the breakfast area for a family gathering after the funeral. The continental breakfast was really good. I wouldn't hesitate to stay at a Days Inn again.

Welcome to the hotel of no fun. Security is a fun sponge. Front desk clerks are only good for…read moremaking cookies. I've had it. Curfew is at happy hour, no fun for anyone. I felt like I was imprisoned and our toilet was plugged (not our fault). nice cleaning ladies tho! 0/10 do not recommend. Unless ur old and get turned on by discipline.

This is a very budget friendly hotel. Excellent location to downtown. Free laundry. Community…read morekitchen. Breakfast of cereals, waffle maker and toast. Nice people working there. A/C cranks out the cool air. Strong WiFi and strong coffee. Highly recommend.

The atmosphere and excitement level in this barn is palpable during playoff hockey. There are 4,500…read morepeople rocking the joint. The staff is friendly and enthusiastic about helping but there are far too few concession stands and bars. They're also very limited in their selection and rarely is food hot or fresh while being expensive ($8 for a 1/2 order of onion rings and an order of fries, $4.25 a bottle of pop and $9 a beer). Parking is, as at most stadiums, ridiculous; like you're street parking an hour early and getting out of the back lot will add an extra hour to your trip home. We were also here a few weeks ago for a concert and the sound was great although I felt weird being the only person in the stands standing and dancing. But that may have been the crowd.

Nice size arena for the size of the area. I was a bit disappointed to be turned away from the…read moreentrance closest to where we parked simply because we had tickets for premium seats. In an arena this size ANY entrance should work for ANY seats but instead we had to walk all the way from the side entrance to the main entrance in frigid temperatures and wait in a larger line only to discover the entrance we initially tried to enter in was right near where our seats were! Quite ridiculous if you ask me... The food was your basic arena array of options: a mediocre burger, nachos that tasted stale but we're within their expiry date with semi-melted cold nacho cheese, and a decent poutine...prices weren't outrageous, pretty standard ($7 burger, $5 nachos) The acoustics weren't wonderful either, the announcer could have definitely been louder which would have added to the atmosphere and made it seem as if you were in a larger arena.