The Dilworth Inn is an older hotel and our room appeared dated. The fixtures and fittings were old fashioned and the carpet was well worn. Having said that, it was clean and comfortable. Everything worked and there was a modern TV. There is a pool but it was unavailable during our stay.
The hotel is a long way from downtown Kelowna and the lake front. It isn't really walkable and car parking can be expensive downtime. We paid $25.60 for 3 hours near the Japanese garden...ouch!
There was plenty of choice for breakfast but all cutlery and crockery, mugs and glasses were disposable, which seemed very wasteful. Maybe that's how they are able to offer attractive room rates.
All in all, not a bad choice for people on a budget.
It is a motel feeling, convenient transportation, just on the edge of the highway, a small two-story building, ample parking, and a deposit of 300 Canadian dollars when you check in, this is the first time you have encountered.
There is no free breakfast, there is a kitchen where you can cook your own food. Suitable for children, there are a variety of room types to choose from. The hostel is in the city center and has a parking lot. The yard is very nice, with walnut trees over 80 years old
Overall, my stay was nice and it was a good experience, the Barbecue stove was very good and the location is very convenient too, but the air vent was very dirty and has a heavy smoke smell, the outdoor pool was pretty dirty too..
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Price per night from:PHP 5,449
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