British Columbia Interior Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in British Columbia Interior, British Columbia

"National park. Totally disconnected from the world. "

"There are no hooks in the room. No hooks in bathroom and 2 hangers in the closet. A hotel in a ski town should have plenty of places to hang clothes to dry. "

"Staff was great, late check in and it was quiet - the hotel is on the older side but for a night's stay, it was more than acceptable."

"Nice hotel. Clean and everything we needed for our trip."

"Good clean hotel excellent breakfast "

"I did not get any housekeeping services over the course of a three night stay and, ultimately, had to call down to get clean towels. Otherwise my stay was excellent."

"Not recommended. Room close to adjoining restaurant was subject to constant music all until 10pm. Older outdated hotel and furniture. Staff unpleasant and not customer oriented. Some of the pool areas were not working."

"The Arms building was lovely, big soaker tub and separate shower. Lovely bed and bedding. Beautiful view and surroundings. Lake Side dining room was lovely."

"The Coadt was great however in the future for guest staying I worry to keep all sports teams on designated floors as I felt there was a lot of disrespect from children not being watch by there parents as hockey balls flying at us going room the pool to our room and lack of dis respect when calling down to from desk as parents weren’t be responsible of making children be respectful to other patrons of the hotel . We were not there for a tournament it was personal use and being hit hard in back , legs and the face with Hockey Balls is unaccustomed behaviour in a hotel."