Find hotels near Nutrien Wonderhub, Saskatoon from AED 200

"Excellent!"

"We have stayed here for many years. Our room was very clean but we have noticed lately that hallways and elevators need some more cleaning."

"Breakfast consisted of an egg salad sandwhich in saran wrap,a small celophane wrapped banana muffin and a juice box. Went to get them for our room(3 people) and they only had 1. They did get us more but they had to be made up(somewhere?) Our daughters room(2 people) went to get theirs and they had 1 again they left and made up another. Their internet(tv did not work the entire stay(2 nights). The staff tried but ultimately it was a lack of internet that was the problem(hotel didn't have a proper internet package to service needs). Our tv did not work the second day. Also Cockroaches in both rooms. Dirty everything. Squished cockroach on the tub tiles. And started seeing live ones when you knew they were present. We've stayed in questionable accomadations in Mexico, Italy, India etc and this was definitly the worst. Unfortunatley we are in Saskatoon to visit Dad, Grandpa at end of life and budget didnt allow us to leave. Something going on in city and just about everything booked up. Motel 6 wanted close to $400/night per room. We had prebooked this place as soon as we knew Dads situation. Did I mention that this is a hotel that rents rooms by the hour if you know what I mean. Had no issues with the staff just a disgusting dirty cockroach infested place "

"Very good hotel in a decent part of Saskatoon. Breakfast at the Aroma restaurant was well worth it. Would definitely recommend."

"Have a great day"

"Ac kept the room cool breakfast well barely any hash browns watery scrambled eggs sausage looked like it had the chicken pox and that was it "

"Complimentary breakfast was amazing. Staff interacted with were all helpful and pleasant."

"Parking was good, room was clean, bed was comfortable and breakfast was wonderful. Would stay there again "

"The overall state of the alt was good. The unfortunate part on Sundays they have no place to eat breakfast. When you have a hotel sold out to capacity and can’t eat on site. You are forced to wander around the streets of Saskatoon, trying to find a restaurant. not very conducive for a hotel of this size when you have all your travellers leaving on Sunday trying to make flight flights "