Yes it needs drainage, no it doesn't want to be in a saucer sitting in standing water, and it really wants to be planted outside. See thelink below for more information.

Here is a link that might be useful: How to save a potted gift rose

hmm well thanks for the reply, but that link doesn't really answer my question, I just want to know what type of pot they'd like best.
i can not plant it outside really, I want it as a house plant. I will have to buy a different pot with drain holes I suppose.

A pot with drain holes is exactly what you need -- but that rose really doesn't want to be a house plant. It won't be happy, and you won't be happy.

The issue with keeping it as a "house plant" is that they need A LOT of light(not yeling at you just making a point) and some humidity to keep away the spider mites.

There is valuable information in the other thread I posted where several posters talked about growing these plants indoors. Here are other threads that discuss groing indoors: Why can't a Mini Parade Rose be grown indoors?, Why won't they last for me indoors?.

It will die in a pot with no holes.

Roses are not easy indoor plants. I have 18 of them in my sunroom. They can live indoors, but you will most likely battle pest problems constantly. Especially if the indoor humidity, temperature, and light conditions are not perfect. I have my environment nearly perfect for roses, and still have problems. They require constant work. They are just not meant to be casual houseplants.

However, I wish you luck if you do try it. :-)

Cheers,
Michelle