Hotel economici a Kootenay Rockies

“Excellent as always thank you. Perfect for when our Techs have to travel for work.”

“Amazing location along the Kicking Horse River and in great proximity to restaurants and pubs.”

“Its a beautiful well taken care of hotel.”

“Ratify spot for family to stay while they are in town. Lovely and cosy with comfortable beds and a cosy homely feel- would recommend”

“Very impressed with the suite. Great for families and friends wanting to get away for a weekend.”

“Cold breakfast, unhea”

“We had an excellent stay on Halloween night. Our first impression upon entering the room was a bit off-putting -- the chair cover is very torn and the curtain is dirty on the bottom and the lining torn a bit too. Later, we found out that the sink (in room 318) wouldn't drain. I wish there was a shower cap. These things didn't affect our stay negatively however. The chair was comfortable, the curtain kept out the light, the sink drained eventually. The doors and furniture are beautiful. The...

“I would highly recommend everyone to spend a night here. Its so beautiful and stunning lake views.”

“I just needed a place to sleep & it was perfect.”

“A beautiful chalet but the bedroom bathroom was very old and needed repairs. The breakfast was very VERY basic for a B&B. Toast and cereal. The road up to the chalet was an adventure - need 4x4 in heavy snow. For the $100 price it was pretty good but wouldn’t pay more.”

“Stayed here two nights and will stay again if I am ever in the area again. Tom was super helpful in finding place to go, very good host. It was quite and cozy, beds were comfy (a bit firm but that's my preference). Thank you for a great stay!”

“This place is a hidden off season gem. Love the breakfast offerings. Love the common room with a wood burning fireplace that you can use at your leisure. We felt like we had the entire place to ourselves but also had great conversations with other guests that wanted to chat in the common/living room area. Close enough to town and far away enough to feel like you’re in the middle of the mountains. Which you kinda are!”