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Downtown Regina Hotels Near Casino Regina

Three hotels on our list carry the downtown tag in Regina, and each one does a different job. Wingate by Wyndham Regina sits right next to Casino Regina, the former Union Station on Saskatchewan Drive, and serves a hot continental breakfast. Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown pairs an on-site restaurant with a 24-hour fitness room and the best guest score of the three. Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown is the only one with an indoor pool, hot tub and sauna, plus heated underground parking for prairie winters. All three accept pets, and the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Wascana Lake are a short drive south.

Regina is a government and prairie city, home to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and the RCMP training academy, and its downtown is compact rather than crowded. The grid around Victoria Park mixes office towers, the Cornwall Centre and the old Union Station turned casino. Distances are short, parking is easy, and the big green space of Wascana Centre is minutes away, which suits visitors who want convenience more than nightlife.

3 staysUpdated October 14, 2026

Which downtown Regina hotel fits your trip

Staying downtown in Regina puts Casino Regina, Victoria Park and the Cornwall Centre shopping mall within easy reach, while the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and Wascana Lake are a short drive away in Wascana Centre. The three hotels below cover different needs: a hot breakfast next to the casino, the strongest guest rating with a 24-hour gym, or a pool and sauna with heated parking for the cold months.

Wingate by Wyndham Regina is the pick if you want to step straight out to Casino Regina, which occupies the restored Union Station building on Saskatchewan Drive. The hotel serves a hot continental breakfast, and its spacious rooms come with a fridge and a microwave, handy for a longer stay or a family that prefers simple meals in the room. A gym and a 24-hour business centre round out the practical side. With 401 reviews and a score of 8.1 out of 10, it also has the largest body of guest feedback among the three downtown options.

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown is the only hotel on this page with an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna, which matters in a city where winter evenings are long and cold. Its underground parking is heated in winter and air-conditioned in summer, so the car stays usable in January. The hotel also has a restaurant, a bar, a business centre and an ATM, and it welcomes families and pets. Be aware that its guest score, 7.3 out of 10 from 207 reviews, is the lowest of the downtown group, so book it for the facilities rather than polish.

Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown holds the highest guest rating here, 8.3 out of 10 from 101 reviews. Rooms include a minibar and a microwave, the on-site restaurant serves meals through the day, and the 24-hour fitness room suits travellers who train early or late. Its description places it close to Casino Regina and within reach of the University of Regina, which makes it a sensible base for a work trip, a campus visit or a couple exploring Victoria Park and the shops of the Cornwall Centre without needing to move the car every day.

Downtown is where Regina's everyday city life happens: Victoria Park with its cenotaph, the Scarth Street pedestrian mall and the Cornwall Centre are all in the core. The city's best-known sights sit just outside it. The Saskatchewan Legislative Building and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum face Wascana Lake a short drive south, and Mosaic Stadium, home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, lies north-west of the centre. Because all three hotels accept pets, downtown also works for travellers driving across the prairies with a dog, who can use Victoria Park for an easy walk before getting back on the road.

A traveler's take

I would book Wingate by Wyndham Regina for a short city-centre trip: it sits right beside Casino Regina, the former Union Station on Saskatchewan Drive, includes a hot breakfast and has the largest number of guest reviews of the three. For a winter stay with children, I would switch to Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown for its indoor pool, sauna and heated underground parking, and accept its lower guest score.

Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown4.2
Regina

Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown

Downtown · 101 reviews

Downtown comfort with a restaurant, fitness room, and pet-friendly options

Why guests love it

Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown puts families in the centre of the city, close to Casino Regina, with an on-site restaurant serving meals throughout the day. Rooms have a minibar, a microwave and free WiFi, which helps with snacks and simple evenings in. The fitness room is open around the clock, and pets are accepted. Guests rate it 8.3 from 101 reviews, a solid result for a downtown hotel.

DowntownSpa & WellnessPet-Friendly
Wingate by Wyndham Regina4.1
Regina

Wingate by Wyndham Regina

Downtown · 401 reviews

City centre comfort with a casino next door and pet-friendly rooms

Why guests love it

Rooms here come with a fridge and a microwave, which makes snacks and simple meals easy for families in central Regina, and the hot continental breakfast covers the morning. Pets are accepted, so the family dog can come along. One point to weigh before booking: the hotel sits right next to Casino Regina, so the immediate surroundings lean towards adult entertainment. I would still choose it for its central location and practical rooms.

DowntownSpa & WellnessPet-Friendly
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown3.7
Regina

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown

Downtown · 207 reviews

Indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna in downtown Regina

Why guests love it

For families who want to stay in central Regina, the Ramada Plaza's indoor pool, hot tub and sauna are the main attraction, especially during the long prairie winter. Children can swim in the evening while parents warm up in the hot tub. The downtown location keeps restaurants and the city's main streets close, and the University of Regina and the airport are a short drive away. The hotel is pet-friendly, though the 7.3 rating suggests rooms are functional rather than modern.

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Local tips

  1. 1Book Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown if you want a pool on site: it is the only downtown hotel here with an indoor pool, hot tub and sauna.
  2. 2Choose Wingate by Wyndham Regina if breakfast matters, since it serves a hot continental breakfast and sits right next to Casino Regina.
  3. 3Driving in winter? Ramada Plaza's underground parking is heated, which saves scraping ice off the windscreen on cold prairie mornings.
  4. 4Travelling with a dog works well downtown: all three hotels accept pets, and Victoria Park is the main green space in the core.
  5. 5Pick Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown for the best guest score of the group and a fitness room open 24 hours.
  6. 6Plan a short drive south for the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Wascana Lake and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, which sit outside the downtown grid.

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Downtown · Frequently asked questions

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Regina Downtown is the one to book: it has an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna. Wingate by Wyndham Regina and Courtyard by Marriott Regina Downtown do not list a pool in their descriptions, so families who want to swim in winter should choose the Ramada.

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