I upgraded to a suite for the extra space and kitchenette, but it wasn't worth it as the…read morekitchenette was unusable and frankly disgusting 1) there was food left in the refrigerator and some appeared to be rotting so it mush have been there through several guest stays 2) nearly all the kitchen stuff was missing - only 2 spoons, 1 fork and 2 wine glasses were left 3) the wine glasses had been put away dirty

This hotel is in a great location! It's clean and quiet and…read morecomfortable. Also a better bang for your buck. It's simple and easy. There is a pool. My only tip would be to repaint and fit it up a bit because it's starting to look a little run down in some places. Also the gym needs equipment. Over all no problems or issues. Nice restaurant upstairs.

Went here after saying I would never play there again , 15 years ago!…read more Well if you can believe it , it's actually worse. Poor service , poor greens, over priced. The stink from the water being used to irrigate is unmistakable. Why this place exists is beyond me. See ya 15 years.

Panoramic views throughout the golf course…read more This is my favourite golf course in the Okanagan. There are 2 courses to choose from, Park Medows (easier for walking) and Desert Gold, each has its own challanges for your golf game. The The Greenside Bar & Grill is a great onsite restaurant. Indoor dining and patio areas overlook Desert Gold and Park Medows deliver stunning views of the area and Lake Osooyos. There is also a concession and kiosk where sandwiches, hot dogs etc. are available. I highly recommend this course.

During our visit to Osooyos we stayed at Watermark Beach Resort, a casual yet well appointed spot…read moreon the lake with breathtaking views, a gorgeous pool and beach. It's suites are perfect for families or couples and it's the perfect spot to explore all Osoyoos has to offer.

This is a very nice resort. The staff is very helpful; free Internet; underground parking garage…read more is included as part of your stay. There is a wine bar downstairs with excellent view. Main St is walking distance with coffee shops and other stores. Far enough from highway 97 so no road noise at all. Very quiet at night. The bed is totally comfortable. I would venture to say it is better than the bed at the Westin where we usually stay while traveling. The room has laundry - that's something I did not expect. A private washer and dryer tucked in a closet near the kitchenette. Pretty cool. Nice granite counter tops and stainless steel full size fridge. Full set of silver wear; including set of cooking knifes. Dish set and wine glasses all in their proper places throughout the kitchen cabinets. Again, didn't expect any of that and it came very handy. Great sofa set with love set. 2 Toshiba LCDs - one in bedroom and the other in the living room. Great private balcony with wicker furniture set - a table and 4 chairs with great view of the lake. In summary, Will be back!

Great course! 9 fun holes. Not par 3 but executive course. Greens were beautiful! I would play…read moreit again for sure!

This is one of the BEST 9 hole golf courses I have ever played ! Can't wait to come best and play…read moreagain and again. so scenic ! so well kept ! so quiet ! so well laid out ! we walked it . took about 2 hours. $ 25. each for two old senior's ! check this out !

The views while dining outside are stunning! We ordered the…read morefry bread, salmon cakes, and fish tacos. The fry bread was just okay but the salmon cakes and tacos were delicious. The servers were busy during lunch service but very friendly!

After a long drive, we decided to go to Nk'Mip for a wine tasting to end our day. I was intrigued…read moreby the name of this winery, the history and I love supporting business owned and operated locally. The tasting room is really pretty - spacious with fun stuff to shop and look at. The wines were delightful. The person who handled our tasting was knowledgable and friendly. We ended up taking several bottles home with us, as were really loved the Dreamcatcher, which is a white blend. I definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area and want to do some wine tasting.

What a lovely location. The staff all went above and beyond. Treated us well as globalist…read more Little hike to the wine and cherry valley from Vancouver but so worth it. Was given a villa w/view of vineyards. So clean so comfortable. But let's talk about the breakfast. Omg the potatoes to die for. Not sure how they were cooked but they made our breakfast taste so fresh and tender vs my last Hyatt visit. I just can't believe people are giving this place low ratings. My experience was excellent from all staff.

A nice glass of wine, a unique pizza and a sunset view over the lake while sitting on their patio…read more Perfection.

Really happy and helpful staff and flowers that last, buying flowers should always be a pleasure…read moreand this shop upgrades that pleasure

From the owner: Flower Fantasy & Gifts proudly serves Oliver and surrounding areas. We are your local family…read moreflorist, and are committed to offering only the finest floral arragnements and gifts backed by friendly prompt service. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Let Flower Fantasy & Gifts be your first choice for flowers.

Give yourself a couple of hours to fully appreciate this gem within the south Okanagan. There are…read moreindoor and outdoor components, including two short movies that tell stories from the Syilx people, a gift shop of Indigenous-made products (art, shampoo, blankets, etc), and hiking up to 45 minutes on the reserve - a serene desert trek with unparalleled views and additional educational installations. Europeans stole this land from its original inhabitants - it is our responsibility to educate ourselves, and to support descendants of those people in all ways we can, including in the fight for #LandBack.

So good. Loved the native village and dug out houses on the walk. Went in the winter. No one there…read morebesides us. Still very cool.

This weekend, I went to the Okanagan to tour the wineries, something I have always wanted to do…read more (And I had a fantastic time--what an amazing weekend!) My friend found Desert Surfside Waterfront Accommodation through Expedia, and he booked the last two bedroom suite available. (The hotel was sold out the weekend of our stay.) According to my friend's booking, each bedroom had a queen sized bed, but when we got there, one of the rooms had two twin beds instead of a queen sized bed. However, that worked out in our favour, as our group consisted of me and my boyfriend and two people who weren't a couple, so the fourth person did not have to sleep on the sofa bed as we had planned. The suites at Desert Surfside Waterfront Accommodation have a kitchen, stocked with cutlery and cooking utensils, including wine glasses and a corkscrew, necessities for a visit to wine country. (Although you must bring all your own food and condiments, including salt and pepper, and things like plastic wrap and aluminum foil.) There are also BBQs available for guests to use, so we put some steaks on the grill for dinner Saturday night. Desert Surfside Waterfront Accommodation was clean and quiet, and the wifi was excellent--you logged in once, and that was it--the wifi did not cut out, nor did you have to log in every time you came back to the hotel. Quite a pleasant experience overall. I'm not sure what their prices are like during peak season, but I would recommend Desert Surfside Waterfront Accommodation for a small group. We paid $140 a night, and split four ways, it was very economical. And because of the sofa bed, the suite could accommodate up to six people. The one snag was we thought check-in ended at 9pm, as my friend's reservation confirmation clearly stated 9pm. So imagine our surprise when we got there around 8:30pm (and we really struggled to get there by 9pm), only to find that the office had closed, and check-in ended at 6pm! Apparently, the 9pm check-in end time was their summer hours, and they had recently switched to their fall hours. It was probably an Expedia issue, but I would recommend calling them directly and confirming their office hours. (I can't find any information about check-in hours on their website.) Another thing to note: instead of keys or key cards, each suite has an electronic lock, and to open the door, you enter a four digit code. However, when you enter the code, you at first think you did it incorrectly, as it beeps and flashes red, then a moment later, flashes green and unlocks. While we were on our way, the building manager had called to give us the code, just in case we arrived after check-in (which we did), however, he neglected to give us our suite number! We did manage to get a hold of the manager when we arrived at 8:30pm, as his suite was right beside the office, and he saw us through the window, looking puzzled. Overall, a good place to stay for groups who are on a budget, but be aware of their early check-in hours, and call first to confirm! [Yelp collections: Hotels]

This resort has a great location with a beautiful stretch of beach in front. The lake is perfect…read morefor swimming and other water sports. The two bedroom unit was comfortable and clean and the view from the decks were great. Walking distance to town and nice biking in the area.