Wakamow Heights Bed & Breakfast — Hotel in Moose Jaw

A century home turned bed and breakfast offers multiple suites that with a Victorian flair. We stayed in the terrace suite which offered a queen sized princes bed, sitting area with large television, mini fridge, coffee maker, wine glasses and a private entrance to the wrap around terrace (which has a sitting area for two). The room is accentuated by a large clawfoot jacuzzi tub conveniently next to the bed. You can soak in the relaxing tub and roll into bed so easily.||The room was clean, quaint and minutes away from everything Moose Jaw has to offer. The host and owner Louis was incredibly friendly and accommodating.||Included in your stay in a home cooked breakfast running from 0800-1000. You have the option to sit on the sheltered veranda wrapping the extent of the building or inside the quaint living room. Our breakfast was comprised of tea/coffee (there is water, juice, hot chocolate and other drinks available), sausage, omelette, banana bread, a jar of mixed fruit, and homemade fried fingerling potatoes. All of this was served when you showed up for breakfast so it was hot and fresh. ||Overall this was an incredible night in Moose Jaw and a location I would recommend to anyone visiting. Avoid the hotels and support this bed...

A century home turned bed and breakfast offers multiple suites that with a Victorian flair. We stayed in the terrace suite which offered a queen sized princes bed, sitting area with large television, mini fridge, coffee maker, wine glasses and a private entrance to the wrap around terrace (which has a sitting area for two). The room is accentuated by a large clawfoot jacuzzi tub conveniently next to the bed. You can soak in the relaxing tub and roll into bed so easily.

The room was clean, quaint and minutes away from everything Moose Jaw has to offer. The host and owner Louis was incredibly friendly and accommodating.

Included in your stay in a home cooked breakfast running from 0800-1000. You have the option to sit on the sheltered veranda wrapping the extent of the building or inside the quaint living room. Our breakfast was comprised of tea/coffee (there is water, juice, hot chocolate and other drinks available), sausage, omelette, banana bread, a jar of mixed fruit, and homemade fried fingerling potatoes. All of this was served when you showed up for breakfast so it was hot and fresh.

Overall this was an incredible night in Moose Jaw and a location I would recommend to anyone visiting. Avoid the hotels and support this bed...

Fit for royalty this place is. If you travel through Moose Jaw out or It it’s your destination. You MUST visit and stay at this absolutely wonderful historic landmark bed and breakfast. Overlooking the town of Moose Jaw and the Wakamow valley park it is a short drive to all amenities in town. Each of the beautiful unique themed rooms are self contained and have their own satellite tv. Wifi signal is strong and fast, and there are a lot of power receptacles. The overall feel of this place is very nice and has a really rustic antique homey feel, it is warm withe the radiant heating from the golden finished mighty radiators. There is ample hot water and the jetted tub in the room was Fantastic!! Unfortunately there are no ghosts disappointingly, this house has a very rich history that I will leave a mystery. The owners are a very lovely couple that have owned the place for decades and have upkept it very nicely, there is not a speck of dust nor a dust bunny to be found. The beds are super comfortable and you will want to lay in for hours. Please take my advice and book a room now as they will be booked solid for the summer months. I cannot give Lois and John a higher rating! Thank...