Best casino hotels in Saskatchewan
Casino Regina occupies the city's 1912 Union Station — the most architecturally interesting casino building in the country.
The gambling landscape in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan splits its market between the Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, which runs Casino Regina and Casino Moose Jaw, and SIGA, which operates seven casinos on First Nations land across the province.
Casino Regina is the standout. The gaming floor and a 500-seat show lounge sit inside Regina's restored Union Station, a 1912 railway building on Saskatchewan Drive with the original hall intact. There is no hotel in the building; downtown hotels are within a few minutes' walk.
Minimum gambling age is 19.
Where the casino hotels are
| City | What is there |
|---|---|
| Regina | Casino Regina in the former Union Station, surrounded by downtown hotels within a five-minute walk. |
| Moose Jaw | Casino Moose Jaw, a smaller floor 45 minutes west, usually visited alongside the Tunnels and the spa. |
Practical tips for Saskatchewan
- Go for the building. The restored station hall is worth twenty minutes before you look at a single game.
- No attached hotel — book downtown Regina and walk.
- The Show Lounge programmes tribute acts and comedy most weekends; tickets are cheap by national standards.
1 casino hotel in Saskatchewan
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01Regina, SK · 19+
Casino Regina
A casino inside a restored 1912 railway station — the best building on this list after Montreal.
- Rooms: none on site — downtown hotels within a 5-minute walk
- Casino floor: approx. 40,000 sq ft
- Slots: approx. 800
- Tables: approx. 30
- Opened: 1996
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Age and compliance note
The minimum gambling age in Saskatchewan is 19+, enforced by Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA). Lodge Portfolio is an independent informational publisher — we are not affiliated with any property above and do not operate gambling services. Support in this province: Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline — 1-800-306-6789.