Best Kamloops Hotels

"Spacious rooms with great views. The breakfast was average with the scope of improvements there. Service quality was good overall. On amenities there’s a gym and swimming pool. Swimming pool is good for kids as it has a nice slide (although I saw even adults using it). Parking is no fuss and there’s protected areas and outdoor parking options. The location is good. Few shops here and there (it’s a small stopover town between Vancouver and Banff). There’s a Costco 5-7 mins drive to refuel or buy stuff."

"Passing by Canlupus, the hotel is right next to the highway, there are many ultrasonic restaurants around, and it is very convenient to replenish supplies. The motel facilities are a bit rudimentary, but the kitchen facilities are very thoughtful, and there is a swimming pool. There are almost all of them, very intimate."

"The room was large, the facilities were new and complete, and the breakfast was good, which was a pleasant surprise during this trip to Banff. It is also not far from Riverside Park in the center of the town, so it is suitable for driving there for a walk after dinner."

"Very good.  it would be impossible to find better especially for the price. The place was clean, well appointed, nice view out of the window. Brand new furniture, comfortable large bed, clean, coffee in the room, breakfast included … I arrived past midnight after over 30 hours traveling and the breakfast was from 6.30 until 9 but I only woke up at ten, I still went downstairs to check and the manager on duty said no problem and a nice breakfast of cereal, omelette, sausages, toasts jam, various juices and coffee … The only thing was no elevator but they took my luggages up without having to ask and same in the morning they took them back down  I am impressed and very satisfied"

"The hotel's convenient location offers ample parking. Although the room was clean, the pillows emitted a minor odour of sweat. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful."

"We stayed only one night but air-conditioning keeps on shutting off between 10:30 -midnight that I have to call front desk and have to open the door at midnight just to get the air-conditioning fix that it took 3 calls to get it fixed "

"Heard reviews of car thefts at the parking lot that got us worried but there was none of it during our stay. Car park was pretty well lit. The room we got initially had a broken door that couldn’t lock so we had to pack up and move to another room. Happy that the hotel upgraded us a suite as they were not able to find a room that had the same layout as the one we booked."

"We drove from Vancouver to Banff and took a rest for one night. The hotel was right next to the highway, which was very convenient. We could sleep as soon as we arrived and leave as soon as we got up."

"Service: Self-driving with children from Vancouver to Banff, with one night’s rest in transit I checked in at the front desk and struggled for more than an hour at 7:30 in the evening. The reason was that the hotel did not recognize my visa card as a credit card (there was no chip, so I could only swipe a magnetic stripe card), and domestic Unipay could not be used. The front desk asked my friend in Nanaimo to send me a credit card or ask the supplier to change hotels for me. Finally, with the efforts of Ctrip and the supplier, we reached an agreement with the hotel owner + front desk and allowed me to use the visa card. Hygiene: Relatively clean and tidy. It meets the standards of a motel. It is suitable for resting. The bedding is relatively comfortable for sleeping. Facilities: The air cooler is very noisy and needs to be turned off at night Environment: There is a small outdoor swimming pool. Some children were playing when we arrived. It is very convenient for fast food and gas nearby. Friends who start here or go to Banff via here must fill up the tank. If I remember correctly, the next gas station is more than 200 kilometers away."

"The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, it was convenient to buy everything around, there was a paid laundry room, and you could barbecue, but there was no kettle and all disposable items, so you have to bring your own."