Wild Goose Motel - Kerrobert, Saskatchewan

Bry Gutierrez

Rented here for work... 2 Bed 1 Bath for 700, unfurnished. Furnished - 950 plus power for both and internet. Pretty decent if you're looking for a place to stay compared the Golden Prairie Lodge running at 60 / day rate.

Gwyn P

We checked into the Wild goose later in the evening after working and driving all day. We were pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness of the room and very comfy bed. Our room had all the important things such as a small fridge, microwave and coffee!! Sure appreciate the effort put into keeping a older motel up to date and clean! Will definitely stay again as work calls for it! 🙂

Marilyn

The campground was disappointing. Not a lot of trees for privacy from other campers. The picnic tables were old & in some instances warped! No fire pits were available & when we decided to buy a portable one we were told they weren’t allowed.

Upon checking in & paying we were told that the washrooms were not available for use! Nothing was said about the laundry room but it was also not available!

We had to call in for the wi-fi password. Although given two different ones, the connection was off & on. We were never given a check out time.

Tried to get assistance Friday afternoon, but they had already closed for the weekend. For being mid September & the lack of usage of the facilities, the price was high!

We would definitely look for another campground should we find ourselves in that area again!

Peter Dorion

Pleasantly surprised after reading reviews. Room was clean and warm already. Shower had good pressure and warmed quickly. Microwave, mini-fridge and coffee machine. Not all cheaper places have all 3. Only real complaint, not a very good channel selection. But still happy, wifi was good.

Michelle S

Although the Wild Goose Motel is not the most attractive from the outside, the staff were very friendly and helpful, the rooms were decent, and it was quiet; actually better than expected. The grounds were clean, and the campground looked busy! I guess this motel is common for long term stays for people who work around the area and it's a good deal if you are just passing through and don't want to spend alot on a room.

Rsy L

I've never had a worst experience as staying at the wild goose hotel in Kerrobert Saskatchewan it's not so much the rooms it's the management they are completely rude I never got my room clean for an entire week and they blamed it on me then the day I was leaving there was a big argument and my room phone had rang and I had asked to leave the hotel due to the fact that I wouldn't allow the maid to come in and clean the room on the day I was leaving I would not advise this hotel I would travel further to Kindersley or to Biggar. If you don't have a credit card wish you luck on getting that room and will not be rented to you even if you are willing to pay cash.

Ann V

Another construction worker town with limited options but the room was adequate and the price was right. I ended up staying 2 nights because I was watching the snow geese migration. Not the friendliest manager/owner around but I suspect she's had some tough cookies to deal with in the past.

Merideth Broughton

I'm not sure I have the words to describe how completely disgusted we were with our visit, but I'll try.
First of all, let me preface this by saying that I am downright cheap, so I will overlook a lot of things for a good deal, and it takes a lot to put me off. Bad service (not the case here, they were actually quite apologetic), and dirty accommodations (DEFINITELY the case here).

Do NOT stay here, don't even think about it, not worth it.
While the room had a general appearance of cleanliness, upon closer inspection, this was most definitely not the case.
Towels had been used, and refolded on the rack (there was toothpaste on one, ffs). But here's the kicker. Someone, very recently, had a rather soft bowel movement ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE COMFORTER, which was then simply flipped back up onto the bed when it was made. As a healthcare professional for over twenty years, I can confirm that this was not only feces, but was, in fact omnivore poop. I'll spare you the exact details, but will say that this was definitely not "soap," as the owner claims. That's right, HUMAN FECES, folks.
Now, I could go on describing the dated decor, tv from the 80s, tiny room, and electrical/plumbing that would not meet any current safety codes, but I would hope the literal poop factor would discourage anyone from staying here.
No amount of savings is worth this. I still feel dirty.