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Rooms, location, surroundings
A general cross-section of accommodation, read the way this guide reads everything: through the room, the location and the surrounding area. All three properties here sit in open country, which makes the region half of the story.
A four-star resort hotel in Whitecap, set in open Saskatchewan countryside. The property is a destination rather than a waypoint: a casino resort with grounds to walk, and the prairie horizon doing the work that a skyline would do in a city.
A four-star casino resort in Enoch, in the Alberta countryside near Edmonton. The grounds do the describing: open land, a full resort set around a casino, and the quiet of a rural location that makes the stay an overnight in its own right.
A four-star lodge in Medicine Hat, in the Alberta countryside, part of the Trademark Collection by Wyndham. It pairs a countryside-resort feel with a casino on the property, so the room, the grounds and the evening plan all sit at one address.
Details and availability for each of these sit with the property's own official listing page, which the link on each card leads to. For the city-centre side of the question, the Urban Properties page reads as the natural next step, and the Reader Notes page says plainly how this guide is put together.