Before you book ask how many weddings are planned during your stay? If any avoid! Weddings equal…read moreyelling , screaming, assaults, etc. The place gets packed with rude dirty inconsiderate Alberta, lmd or foreign creeps that wreck everything at the resort from 7 am to 3 am. It's worse than a mental hospital with no rules! We had to have a weapon and travel in pairs. It's thunder dome! Triple lock your doors and put ear plugs in to not hear the screaming. Vacation in Ukraine or Palestine would be more relaxing. Avoid if you like your family!

Is this hotel really located in little sleepy Summerland? The Summerland Waterfront Resort is a…read moregorgeous hotel with lovely accommodations. We booked a room here for a short 3 night stay and were excited to find an internet rate of $71 a night plus tax. When I arrived, I was amazed at what such a low price can get you in Summerland!! I know it's not their peak season, but wow! Our room was ready when we arrived and we were excited to find an incredibly comfortable Queen sized bed, a full kitchen with stove and oven, fridge and freezer, and a big bath tub in the very modern and pretty bathroom. The room was small and a bit cramped, but that's mainly because they try and fit so much into a small space. Our room had a gas fireplace, TV, table and chairs, full kitchen, large armoire, full bathroom, and even a balcony with chairs and table. Everything felt new, fresh and clean. Some family members stayed in the two bedroom suite which had a partial lake view. They were supposed to be in the full lake front view two bedroom suite, but the hotel messed up. We had told them that we had 3 people over the age of 85 who would be sharing a suite. When we got there, they had put us in a suite with a great view, but it had stairs to a loft and the other bedroom was a Murphy bed that you had to move a 6 person table to access. Obviously that isn't going to work for our seniors. We were quite annoyed, but the new room was nice. It wasn't quite what we had asked for, but it was very nice. The full kitchens are really convenient, especially if you are staying a while. The bath tub had very high sides, and it could have used a safety bar or handicap bar to help you in and out. I'm only 36 and of average height, but the tub sides were really high for me and when you are wet, you could slip. They have free WiFi throughout the property, just ask for the pass code when you arrive and it's the same for every hot spot. Overall, the hotel is beautiful. You are steps away from the lake, minutes from downtown Summerland and the surrounding wineries. Penticton is a short drive away and I can't imagine there is anywhere nicer in the area.

outstanding hospitality and comfort....large rooms, wonderful breakfast, lovely patio overlooking…read moreswimming pool....gracious host....

Stayed here for week and could not have been more impressed with the warmth, care & attention shown…read moreby the proprietors Clare & Kelly. Superb rooms and general decor with amazing attention to detail in respect of every convenience (hairdryer, iron, super fast wifi etc). The breakfasts each morning by Kelly are superb and showcase not only the abundant local produce but also his many years in the hotel industry before the B&B. Clare is a mine of information and contacts and takes great pride in showing off the local attractions, especially the huge number of vineyards & wineries, all of which encourage (and expect) you to try all of their signature wines. The B&B is 10 minutes from Kelowna with views over the valley and close to the lakefront and downtown restaurants. We were here in winter (little chilly but nothing more) and look forward to returning in the summer when the swimming pool & barbecue at the B&B are uncovered and open to all guests, as it was we had access to Kelly's kitchen to make anything we needed and to participate in a marvelous family dinner.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights while visiting Naramata and Penticton wineries in the…read moreearly Fall. We were looking for a room on the lower end of the price spectrum and from what we found purely from online research, Y Knot offered great value for the price. The breakfasts prepared by Colin and Gail were delightful! We also enjoyed the big king sized bed in our room (dubbed Kai's Waterfall by our hosts). Although the hot tub and pool were close or down for maintenance when we visited, we were able to take advantage of the wonderful steam room in the basement. One of our must-do's during our visit was to ride the Kettle Valley Railway portion that runs across the hillside above Naramata and Penticton. We explicitly chose Y Knot because they offered us the loan of two bikes and a ride up the hillside to where the KVR bike path begins. If we had walked our bikes up there, it would have been a bad slog. Our bedroom was adjacent to a common area shared with the other guest suite. In the mornings Colin and Gail put out a hot coffee or tea for us before breakfast. There was also a microwave and mini fridge in this common space available for our use. My only suggestion is that it would have been comforting to have access to a kettle and some mugs. I enjoy a bed time cup of tea but wasn't sure if I would over step my hosts hospitality by asking to use theirs so I did without.

I stayed there with my husband on September 2017 and we could not have asked for a better place to…read morestay! The rooms are super comfortable and clean, the owners are super lovely and helpful, and the breakfast (which is included) is just amazing! The B&B also has an excellent location, it is a short walking distance to many wineries, and it has a great value for money. I would recommend this B&B to anyone visiting Kelowna!!!!

We live in Calgary and had some friends over from the UK we took them here and stayed 3 nights…read more Ming and WAlter were so friendly the rooms were beautiful as was all the home made food that they made. In the evening when you get back from town you can relax in the hot tub and sit on the private patio with a glass of wine and watch the sun go down on the lake is just beautiful. Best B & B you could wish to visit.

We were upgraded to the Quail's Nest room on the bottom floor, fantastic views, outstanding…read moreservice, without question the best B&B in Summerland. Elaine and Chris were the most gracious of hosts working around our schedule on multiple occasions. Would absolutely go back. Go! Don't forget to try the ice wine at Stoneboat vineyards--TASTY! ~CHEERS!

To be totally fair, we had never heard of the Royal Anne prior to having the need to spend a couple…read moreof nights in downtown Kelowna. The lovely K's usual haunts had not a room available, enter a hidden gem in the downtown of Kelowna. Please don't tell anyone but your closest friends. The area is filled with restaurants, pubs, coffee houses and is a couple minutes walk to the lakefront. The hotel itself has a colourful history and great B&W photo's throughout the hotels public spaces to fill you in. They did a wonderful job of allowing us to kinda check in early and then called us when our room was ready. The rooms were nicely appointed in our double Queen with a good amount of room. The bathroom is a little snug, given the door brushes the front of the toilet. The bathroom is a one person at a time deal unless you're fine with close proximity bathroom habits. The bed was comfy, which is always a big thing for us. The breakfast covers all the bases, and although not memorable, offers a good variety to satisfy most seekers of the most important meal of the day. Location, comfort, nostalgia, parking, walk ability and you have us interested. Add great staff and you have a gem overlooked. Don't tell anyone though please.

I highly recommend this place for a stay in downtown Kelowna. It is centrally located for many…read moreactivities: easy to get to West Kelowna with a car to head south for wineries, two minutes from the waterfront and one of the most beautiful walks, and so many delicious restaurants right out front on Bernard. As for the hotel itself, it was clean, our room was spacious, and we never waited for an elevator. Regarding staff, I forgot clothes in a drawer in the room. Sierra was more than accomodating by holding the lost items in their lost&found and doing the extra work to parcel them up and send them to me. That should tell you all you need to know about the good people running the hotel.

This is a motel, not a hotel. Also they have a security guard that was extremely rude to us just…read morefor talking on the smoking deck. Spoke to us like we were children and said needed to quiet down, saying it isn't a "party deck" otherwise he would kick us out. All we were doing was talking about traveling with two other guest of the hotel. Absolutely overpriced for what you get. The only redeeming thing I can say about our stay is that the location was good. We plan on coming back to the area with our family and will not be staying here.

Nice hotel, great staff and made for a very pleasant experience. Unique and creative atmosphere,…read moredefinitely enjoyable and if we had more than one one night would've checked out what looks like a lot of great amenities. Only giving 4 instead of 5 stars because of the people b banging around upstairs - to be fair they do provide ear plugs.. next time will ask for the upper floor and we're looking forward to it!

My wife and I, along with another couple, were recent guests at this new bed and breakfast in…read moreCanada. This lovely château overlooking Lake Okanogan seemed at first overwhelming because of its size, but quickly became a comfortable warm, inviting home away from home. Impeccably clean, beautifully furnished, and immensely private, this house , including its separate Beachhouse, has eight bedrooms, in-house theater, as well as multiple sitting rooms all with fireplaces. Billiards, workout room and a well appointed spa gave many opportunities for distraction, while maintaining a quiet private stay. Every room affords an elevated spectacular view of lake Okanogan looking towards western exposure. Fenced and secluded 44 acres of lakefront property allows for hiking and new vantage points to enjoy the view. The staff was attentive, friendly, and enhanced the experience with their smiles and enthusiasm. The food provided was imaginative, lovely in its presentation, satisfying and warm. Local wines from the nearby Kelowna wine country were available and enjoyed. Although the season did not allow for tennis, a beautifully surfaced, pro level tennis court is a short walk from the main building. A seasonal outdoor swimming pool, and a separate lap pool are also available. The indoor hot tub in the spa was perfect for a December dip. Steam room, dry sauna, as well as a masseuse rounded out the spa experience. It was our pleasure to celebrate the vision of what this amazing B and B will soon realize. The grandeur of the experience coupled with a sense of seclusion, security and privacy would be difficult to top. Another visit someday ,during the summer months, where we can appreciate the multiple water features, summer foliage and even an exotic car driving experience, will be something to consider for the future.