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1. Bear Spring Eco Retreat

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Aug 25 - Aug 26

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Top British Columbia Interior Hotel Reviews

Divya Sutra Plaza and Conference Centre, Vernon, BC

8/10 Good

"The Good The price was amazing, the beds were comfortable. The Not So Good Parking is horrible There is a Keurig coffee machine in room but you need to bring your own coffee pods and cups. Wash cloths in bathroom were non-existent I asked at front desk and was told they no longer supply them as women were using them for makeup removal and ruining them. Housekeeping could take a little more time doing a proper cleaning. Both entry and bathroom doors were filthy as well as the floor when entering. Would we stay again? Yes, now that we know what is and is not available. We have stayed here under the previous ownership and now the new one. We will bring what we know we will need and if necessary grab whatever else we need when we get there. This hotel is close to fast food restaurants and Walmart. Hope this helps anyone looking for a budget friendly hotel. Ours was a 2 bed , no kitchen. We did not use the pool as there were a lot of children here at the time so the pool was busy all the time. Anyways, Know before you go"

Northwinds Hotel Revelstoke

8/10 Good

"The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-maintained. However, two of the main walls were painted black, which made the room feel quite dark when the curtains were closed. Our room was on the first floor facing the parking lot, so leaving the curtains open wasn't really an option due to the lack of privacy. It would be a great improvement if the hotel added sheer privacy curtains, allowing natural light into the room without guests feeling exposed to people walking by. Another drawback was the lack of storage for clothing. There were no dressers or drawers in the room, and only five hangers were provided. For guests staying three or four nights, this means largely living out of a suitcase. Adding more hangers or some drawer space would make longer stays much more comfortable. The TV was also somewhat frustrating to use. Each time it was turned on, the input had to be manually changed to the correct source before channels could be viewed. A simple instruction card explaining how to operate the TV would be very helpful for guests. The complimentary breakfast was good, with a decent selection of options. However, it gets very busy, and with only six tables available, seating can be difficult to find. If you arrive later in the breakfast period, you may need to take your food back to your room. One final thing to note is that there is no daily housekeeping service. That said, the front desk staff were happy to provide fresh towels and additional Keurig coffee pods if needed."

Sandman Hotel Revelstoke

8/10 Good

"Stayed 1 night with 1 adult 2 teens. Was in the Selkirk building which is the second building behind the main check in. The hotel is a bit dated when you walk into the building but the room is updated. Could use new carpet perhaps, but it was clean. Aside from being a bit small, wasn’t much room if you have lots of bags etc but for 1 night was fine. Pool is dated but decent. Was fairly busy lots of families but plenty of towels. Hot tub is small and was crowded. Overall stay was fine, would definitely stay again."

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