Hotels in Macklin, Saskatchewan
Near the Saskatchewan / Alberta boarder, Macklin was first recognized as a town in 1912. Named for Henry Macklin, an executive for The Winnipeg Free Press, the town serves as a base for the large oil fields located nearby. One of Saskatchewan's fastest growing provinces, 73 percent of Macklin's population is under the age of 45. Macklin offers three hotel options for visitors, and several attractions.
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Macklin Hotel
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Located at the center of Macklin at 4819 Press Ave, the Macklin Hotel provides convenient access to the Macklin Museum of History, community center, curling rink, and the Macklin Hockey Arena where the Macklin Mohawks of the Saskatchewan Western Hockey League play. Vera's Diner and The Village Cafe provide dining options for visitors.
Rainbow Motor Inn
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Just off Hwy 31, the Rainbow Motor Inn sits at the edge of Macklin next to The Outriders Saloon. One mile from Macklin Lake Recreational Park, the Rainbow Motor Inn provides quick access to the scenic prairies, ghost towns and historic archaeological sites that surround the city. Nearby Christine's Place and Angie's provide additional dining options for visitors.
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Macklin Motor Inn
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Also off Highway 31, the Macklin Motor Inn provides quick access to the Lakeview Golf Course and Macklin's prestigious bunnock court. Visitors in town to witness the World Bunnock Championship, held every August, will appreciate the convenient access the Macklin Motor Inn provides. The Pepper Tree Restaurant, Prairie Room, and Peking Garden provide immediate dining options.
Travel Tips
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Winters in Saskatchewan get very cold, and can be potentially dangerous for travelers caught unaware. Average temperatures range from 17 degrees to -2 degrees Fahrenheit, with extreme lows of -40 degrees. Snowfall can begin in late summer and last until late spring, with an average 46 inches of accumulation each year. Travelers driving through in winter should equip their cars with snow tires, chains, and blankets.
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