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Stays in Regina
Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and the second-largest city in the province. It sits on a broad plain in the Canadian Prairies, about 160 kilometres north of the United States border. The city is known for its wide streets, large skyline, and important institutions such as the Royal…
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About Regina
Regina's economy is tied to government, agriculture, and the oil and gas industry. The city experiences a continental climate with warm summers and cold, dry winters. Visitors can explore the historic Warehouse District, now home to restaurants and shops, or attend events at the Brandt Centre or Mosaic Stadium. The city has a range of accommodations, with 71 hotels listed on our site, mostly in the 2- and 3-star categories, and an average guest score of 3.9 out of 5.
Where to stay in Regina
Downtown. This central area is close to the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Wascana Centre, and many restaurants and shops. Several hotels, including The Hotel Saskatchewan Autograph Collection and Delta Hotels by Marriott Regina, are located here.
Warehouse District. A revitalized area with brick warehouses converted into offices, galleries, and eateries. It is within walking distance of downtown and offers a mix of historic character and modern amenities.
East Regina. This area includes shopping centres, restaurants, and easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway. Hotels such as Ramada by Wyndham Emerald Park Regina East and Sandman Hotel & Suites Regina are found here.
South Regina. Home to the University of Regina and many residential neighbourhoods. It provides convenient access to Wascana Centre and the Regina International Airport.
Getting there and around
Regina is served by Regina International Airport, located about 5 kilometres southwest of downtown. The airport has direct flights to major Canadian cities and some US destinations. By car, Regina is on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1), connecting it to Calgary and Winnipeg. Getting around the city is easiest by car, but Regina Transit operates bus routes throughout the city. Taxis and rideshare services are also available.
When to go
The best time to visit Regina is during the summer months, from June to August, when temperatures are warm and many outdoor events take place. Spring and autumn are cooler but still pleasant for exploring the city. Winters are cold and snowy, with temperatures often below freezing, so visitors should pack accordingly.
Questions, answered
What are the main attractions in Regina?
Key attractions include Wascana Centre, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, and the Mackenzie Art Gallery. The Warehouse District also offers shopping and dining.
How do I get to Regina?
Regina International Airport provides flights to and from major Canadian cities. By road, the city is accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway.
What is the weather like in Regina?
Regina has a continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. Summer temperatures can reach above 25°C, while winter temperatures often drop below -15°C.
Is Regina a walkable city?
Downtown and Wascana Centre are walkable, but many areas are spread out. A car or public transit is recommended for getting around the city.
What types of hotels are available in Regina?
Regina offers a range of accommodations, from budget to upscale. Our site lists 71 hotels, with most being 2- and 3-star properties.