Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre

Guests were sometimes inconvenienced by the shortage of working elevators. This may have been due to renovations being carried out during the past year. One guest claimed that housekeeping took up elevator space with their carts and another maintained that disabled guests could find difficulty getting to the conference floors due to long corridors and a lack of elevators in this area of the hotel.

A couple of recent guests did not like having a frosted sliding-glass door to the bathroom as they felt it did not provide as much privacy.

One recent reviewer online did not like having the pool overlooked by the lounge as they felt conspicuous.

A few reviewers said the pillows were too thick and they preferred thinner ones. And although many said the beds were very comfy, a couple of guests said they were too hard for their liking.

Some guests complained of booking and pricing errors where they were charged more than the amount they had originally booked. Some were not expecting an extra parking charge for extended parking, and claimed to not have been told up front, when they booked. 

One recent guest said that he was turned away (after driving 8 hours) as the hotel had overbooked their rooms, although he had a confirmation number. He had booked this hotel due to a work conference and now he would have to drive to the conference.

One guest was displeased to be unexpectedly charged a 17% gratuity fee on the room service bill.

A few guests found the hotel a little far to downtown with no shopping nearby.