Heritage Inn Hotel & Convention Centre

The Heritage Inn brand of hotels was born in the 1970s. Richard Kanegawa, a rancher, potato and sugar beet farmer in rural southern Alberta dreamt of providing smaller rural communities with full-service hotels that could provide all the amenities you could get in larger city centres, an oasis on the Canadian prairies. In 1974, the first hotel of the independent Heritage Inn hotel brand opened in Taber, Alberta. Over 40 years have passed since that dream came to fruition, and now eight hotels in western Canada proudly bear the Heritage Inn hotel brand name. The hotels are located in both urban and rural settings including Cranbrook, British Columbia - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - Brooks, Alberta - Taber, Alberta - High River, Alberta - Pincher Creek, Alberta. A new generation of the Kanegawa family oversees the running of the hotels, along with their amazing team of hotel managers and staff. The new generations goal remains the same as their fathers - prov...