Find hotels near Big Little Science Centre, Kamloops from ￥15,079

"Great stay, great staff, great room."

"It was extremely busy with sports teams and ILA Convention. Breakfast was very loud, some rude guests unfortunately leaving a large mess. Our table -only one available- was very lopsided and was difficult to eat as it kept bopping up and down. Rooms were clean. Staff was friendly. Elevator extremely slow!"

"This hotel is located right on the heart of crackville. The minute we pulled into a parking spot we were approached by two homeless people and there were more hanging around all overthr area. Find a better hotel."

"Very accommodating staff. Facility is reno'd and nicely done. Very comfortable beds!"

"What can I say other than this is a truly terrible hotel. Honestly, the word 'hotel' is being generous, it's more like a glorified hostel. The wing my room was in is ancient and separated from the rest of the hotel so you have to walk outside to get there. The room itself was terrible: no nightstands, no phone, and nothing but fluorescent cold-white lights that give you an instant headache. The walls were beat to hell, the TV didn't work, and you could hear everything happening in the hallway. I stayed one night and checked out in the morning, then found a different hotel for the rest of my stay. I would never, ever stay here again."

"Very well kept facility with two eateries on site. Friendly staff, large clean rooms and very comfortable beds. "

"The hotel was fantastic!"

"Breakfast was very basic so next time would probably just skip that and go to a restaurant instead. Skip the parking charge and just park on the street for free on weekends. The lobby and restaurant are charming for their heritage and the bed in the room was comfortable so we had a good sleep. The location is great for walking around downtown and to Riverside Park. Not sure I’d stay here again though. "

"Pictures are misleading, but room was clean enough. My shampoo bottle had already been used and there was only 1 Kleenex in box. I felt safe."