Stay at Lone Eagle Motel 83 & Campground in Herbert, SK. Amenities include laundry service and kid-friendly options. Near Morse Museum and Regina Airport.
Guests appreciate the attentive hospitality, cleanliness, and simple charm of this vintage-style motel, making it a solid choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking a quiet, welcoming stay with basic amenities.
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Lone Eagle Motel 83 & Campground offers a straightforward, country-style lodging experience along the Trans-Canada Highway in Herbert, Saskatchewan. As a modest motel and campground, the property carries a rustic charm reminiscent of mid-20th century highway stops, with clean and comfortable rooms that provide basic but sufficient accommodations for travelers. The setting appeals to those looking for a convenient and kid-friendly place to rest during road trips or visits to the area.
The facilities include laundry services and family-oriented amenities, which reflect a practical approach to guest needs without luxury frills. Guests have noted that while rooms are dated, they are well maintained and tidy. Hosts Max and Hedi receive consistent praise for their friendliness and attentive service, helping create a welcoming atmosphere that many find adds to the appeal despite the motel's simple presentation.
Located near the Morse Museum and Cultural Centre, the motel is suited for visitors interested in sightseeing and local culture. The quieter, country environment makes it suitable for travelers who prioritize comfort and a sense of local hospitality over modern conveniences. With Regina International Airport approximately two hours away by car, Lone Eagle Motel 83 & Campground serves as a practical stopover for those exploring southern Saskatchewan.
The overall guest rating reflects mixed but generally favorable impressions. The property tends to attract guests who appreciate its vintage character and clean accommodations, while those seeking upscale amenities or a modern aesthetic may find it somewhat basic. Guests should also note the nearby railroad, which could be a consideration for light sleepers. The motel’s approach suits travelers who value warmth, affordability, and personal touches over luxury.
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Got in late and had great customer service . Rooms are dated but they are clean and comfortable. I would stay again
Stayed here a couple nights ago on my way through. The owner Max and his wife are the nicest people! Rooms are simple but the big thing is that they're CLEAN! And for a fair price too. Will definitely be returning on my way back through.
Really kind & accommodating owners. We enjoyed our stay. Thank you for your hospitality, Max & Hedi!
My family is from Herbert and we returned for a family reunion. We booked our rooms at the Lone Eagle. This Motel is not a fancy motel but it is a classic. It was rustic, quaint and it took you back in time. We loved it! We loved the country feeling it gave and the hosts were beautiful people. They keep this property very clean, the rooms were very clean and the property was beautifully kept. We had the best sleep in the beds, they were very comfortable. If you remove your expectations of a five star and embrace the comforts of a country Motel, this place exceeded a 5 star. We would definitely stay there again. Oh, and the Hostess, Heidi is an artist and her office area has the most amazing display of her works. I was impressed!
Our family stayed 3 nights with 3 rooms (7 people) as were were visiting family in Herbert. This is a little 60's-style country highway motel, exactly what we were expecting. It was clean, tidy and well cared for and beds were good, The proprietors, Max and Hedy, were friendly, and worked hard to keep us urbanites as happy as they could. That included the first night working for a couple of hours to get the Wi-Fi working (cause you know how much urbanites need their internet!). It turned out it was a cable not plugged in properly by SaskTel after they had serviced it earlier in the day. Not an easy diagnosis, but Hedy figured it out. We recommend this little motel stopover and would go back there anytime. One recommendation I would suggest is putting some coat hooks behind each door for those cold-winter coats.
We spoke to the owners by phone a few days ago and they were lovely...friendly and informative. We can't wait to meet them. We'll be staying there 3 nights with 2 rooms and will update this review after our stay. To be sure, we're not expecting a 5-Star hotel. We're expecting a clean country inn with a bit of a vintage patina and some genuine country-folk hospitality.
I was a musician who played on the road for years and stayed at many different motels and hotels. Me and my family stayed here last summer. Hands down the most friendly owners I've ever met. They were so nice. We were there for a family reunion plus my uncles funeral which was a difficult time for us. Max and his wife both made us feel at home during this difficult time. My thanks to them both! Definitely will be back!
Had a great stay here! Max is such a nice guy, really friendly and helpful, and we had a really good chat. The room was clean and warm with big TV (basic cable, bring your own streaming device) and comfy bed. Dark colored towels instead of white - THANK YOU! Nice place to stay the night for a rest after driving, conveniently located right off the highway. There is a railroad right next to it, wasn't a huge bother for me but if you are a light sleeper it may be something to keep in mind.
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