Your go-to resource for exploring everything this sunny Alberta city has to offer.
Whether you’re here for business, leisure, or a little bit of both, we’re here to help you find the perfect place to stay and discover the best attractions, events, and hidden gems that Medicine Hat has to offer.
Our History
The Medicine Hat Accommodation Association was formed in 2006. Several hotel managers in Medicine Hat, AB saw a need for the individual properties in the city to meet on a regular basis to discuss common goals and issues within the hotel industry. As a coordinated group the hotels hoped to achieve greater success in growing out of town business for Medicine Hat.
The primary goals of the MHAA are to address local hotel issues and devise solutions for industry needs. The Medicine Hat Accommodation Association focuses on attracting additional visitors to Medicine Hat through partnerships, joint promotions and advertising.
A Unified Community
The objective of the Medicine Hat Accommodation Association is to work towards common interests and goals of the hotel industry. To have a unified voice in the community of Medicine Hat and Western Canada. The Medicine Hat Accommodation Association develops and encourages coordinated joint marketing efforts to make Medicine Hat a premier destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Clarion Pointe- waterslide, kiddie play area, pool, hot tub
- Comfort Inn - pool, hot but
- Days Inn - waterslide, pool, hot tub
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites - waterslide, pool, hot tub
- TownePlace Suites by Marriott - waterslide, kiddie play area, pool, hot tub
Yes! All Medicine Hat Accommodation Association members offer complimentary breakfast. https://stayinmedicinehat.com/hotels/
All Medicine Hat Accommodation Association members are Pet Friendly. Mention it at the time of booking. Additional fees may apply.
Yes, the Medicine Hat Accommodation Association is happy to host sports tournaments!
If you are a single team, connect with your event organizer to get the special booking code to access discounted rates.
If you are a Medicine Hat event organizer connect with our team to set up a special booking code for your event, info@stayinmedicinehat.com.
The Saamis Tepee, located in Medicine Hat, Alberta, is recognized as the world’s tallest tepee, standing 215 feet (66 m) tall with a diameter of 160 feet. Originally built for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, this massive steel structure serves as a tribute to Canada's Indigenous heritage. The tepee was moved to its current location in 1991 to honor the rich history of the area, which was once a significant Blackfoot buffalo camp. https://stayinmedicinehat.com/worlds-largest-teepee/
Medalta is an innovative, industrial non-profit museum, contemporary ceramic arts facility, art gallery, educational classroom, and community hub in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. Located within a converted century-old factory, it has become an exciting place where cutting-edge technologies meet historic restoration and archaeology come together. https://stayinmedicinehat.com/medalta-in-the-historic-clay-district/
No, but Medicine Hat Regional Airport (YXH) is only 5-10 minutes from downtown. There are several taxi companies/rideshare options if needed:
- Care Cabs Ltd. (403) 529-2211
- Deluxe Centre Taxi (403) 526-3333
- Canadian Ride Share (403) 866-8372
- 24/7 Taxi & Delivery Courier (403) 581-7926
- Y Drive App (587) 333-0733
Tourism Medicine Hat offers guided tours aboard the Sunshine Trolley. Board the Trolley at the Medicine Hat Visitor Centre. Regular tours operate Wednesday-Sunday. Specialty tours on select dates. Tickets available online: https://tickets.tourismmedicinehat.com/
Downtown is very walkable, but the city is spread out. There is a 115km+ trail network throughout the city for those who prefer to bike or walk through the coulees. https://www.medicinehat.ca/parks-recreation/trails-cycling/
Medicine Hat is “Canada’s Sunniest City” with over 330 days of sunshine. Summer is the most popular time, however the city typically enjoys beautiful weather April-October.
Prairie Rattlesnakes are native to the coulees but are generally shy. We advise staying on marked trails in parks like Echo Dale or Kin Coulee.
Check out the Events Calendar!: https://stayinmedicinehat.com/event-cal/