1051 Ross Glen Drive SE
Medicine Hat, AB T1B 3T8 Nightly Rates(125.99 - 223.66)3 Star
Property Description
The Medicine Hat Lodge knows how important the right atmosphere is when youre away from home and its time to unwind. Step into our beautiful atrium lobby and relax in our fountainview lounge or enjoy a meal in our exquisite dining room or our Family Restaurant. We offer a variety of 221 guest rooms and suites all non-smoking and appointed with voicemail internet in room coffee makers iron and board hairdryerand other great amenities and conveniences. In addition to our excellent rooms and services we offer a magnificent Waterpark with a twin giant indoor waterslide swimming pools wading pool steam room games room exercise facility laundry room and our in and out door hot tub. The conference and banquet facilities are ideal for groups of 6500. Our spacious tastefully appointed ballroom has a capacity of 500 and is equipped with a large dance floor and high-fidelity sound system. The large exhibit entrance is ideal for trade shows. Most audio-visual equipment is available. Our friendly experienced catering staff will be pleased to attend to all your requirements. We take pride in the quality and full range of services offered to our guests. In addition to the above mentioned features the Medicine Hat Lodge also has Medicine Hats only Casino along with a great full service massage spa. Come and be impressed by a very special corner of the world welcoming you.
Amenities
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Casino
City Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Lounge
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pool
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Telephone
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Exec Rm 1 King Bed
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Executive Room with1 King Bed and a double pull out sofabed. Complimentary in room coffee Hairdryer iron and ironing board fridge amenities parking high speed wireless internet and passes to Waterpark are included.
Std Rm 2 Queen Beds
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Standard Room with 2 Queen beds. Complimentary in room coffee Hairdryer iron and ironing board fridge amenities parking high speed wireless internet and passes to Waterpark are included.
Executive Suite
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This is a Luxury Suite in our South Tower featuring one bedroom with a King bed. Suites include a Living room with a double pull out couch and single pull out couch with a work desk and conference phone. Bathrooms are full granite with oversized showers
Deluxe Suite
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This is a Luxury Suite in our South Tower featuring one bedroom with a King bed and Jacuzzi. Suites include a Living room with a single pull out couch with a work desk and conference phone. Bathrooms are full granite with a shower.
Sauna Suite
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This is a Luxury Suite in our South Tower featuring one bedroom with a King bed. Suites include a Living room with a double pull out couch and single pull out couch with a work desk and conference phone. Bathrooms are full granite with oversized showers
Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
187 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
City
Restaurant Information
Lava LoungeJungle Cafe
Open 0630 - 2300
Mama's Ristorante
Open 0500 - 2200
Attraction Located Nearby
* Cancarb 4 miles SE * Defence Research Experimental Station 30 miles SE * Brooks, Alberta 60 miles SE * Canadian Fertilizer 4 miles SE * Hidden Valley Ski Hill
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