The 'City Centre Motel' was the venue chosen, and reserved for another stay in Hope recently --…read morethis time, it was back to a longer 3-night stay, at the end of September. Like our previous stays, we (three seniors - couple & daughter) lodged in one of the two-bed rooms, located at the back of the property. The room provided two, very comfy, queen-sized beds, and all the amenities required for a comfortable, and enjoyable stay. Once again, the 'City Centre' provided a well-located, convenient, and comfortable spot for us during a stay in Hope. It was nice to see everyone once again -- owners, housekeeping staff, and the many, up close & personal contacts made with 'Sushi', the owner's wonderful black lab!!

Posting this today 8-8-(2025) since it was so GREAT! -From…read moreBucoda WA to the Royal Lodge Hope Canada- Purple Hearts! And Willie Nelson ALL the way! I happened upon this lovely rest spot during my July 2025 tracks. It was an Infinite 8 on the map. Started at The Liberty Market in Bucoda WA, where I saw a rainbow of cars and those of Value enjoying what Liberty might mean for them. Me and RBG passed by and waved Hi. Then me and my Mate headed up North, honorable mentions of course, when the time is right. You know who YOU ARE! But tonight, it is The Royal Lodge since the Green and Blue reminded me of you know who- The SEAHAWKS! Hope Canada! I felt HOPE there when I rested for a second. Nestled in the AWESOME Canadian Mountains and a landscape that will blow your mind. Go and see for yourself the Unique way the Caretaker of this place made sure his guests had the tried and true items that offer one of PEACE and Love which = True Rest- it was THE best! Posted pics of what stood out and caught my eye- like --wood stained with colors that felt warm; -- And Cords on phones with analog buttons. --A lovely food/flower garden and RV hook-ups! The doors were adorned with flowers growin' in terra cotta pots. --Sheets that reminded me of soft gauze and gorgeous blankets. Just right for the kind of night I was hoping to find at that point during my JoyRide. There is a shade of White paint that makes EVERYTHING illuminate. It reminded me of when I was in a very special place- India! One of the FINEST spaces you'll land in... head that way at some point and check out the joint the vibe won't dissapoint... -T PS. On the way out of town, I witnessed a blessed scene that I never want to forget- The Fire Dancers on the Ridgeliine with air support dropping the good stuff so we can enjoy the beauty A(ll) around US! Take good care out there! Tbc... a note about the Lanai at Seaside OR and the waves the Coast Gaurd ride...

Lovely family run Motel. Staff was gracious and kind. Furnishings a bit outdated, but very clean…read more Pet Friendly with a large area to potty the dogs.

Simple but clean abd comfortable. Good air conditioning and electric heat. Nice fridge and…read morereasonable TV.

We made our reservation 8 1/2 months ahead of time, expecting that by then the US-Canada border…read morewould likely be open again. We would of course cancel well in advance if this was not the case. The hotel called me after the reservation was made to say that they would not accept a reservation from the United States at this time. We found another place to stay, but I found their "policy" to be unreasonable and certainly unwelcoming. I will never stay at this hotel in the future.

The key word is "value" here, folks…read more The motel is better than it looks from the outside and lobby area. Upon entering a small lobby, we were greeted by the clerk (I believe his name was "George"). He was kind, helpful, and had a good sense of humour. The lobby area smelled strongly of tobacco smoke, so I was concerned the smell may have creapt into the rooms. That was not the case. On our first visit we stayed on the second floor and enjoyed a quiet evening of sleep. Our room had two queen beds and a kitchenette. The property looked dated, but it was clean. I actually enjoyed the dated look, especially the Pepsi machine (with a Coca Cola label on it) on the second floor that looked like the ones I saw on family trips up to BC back in the 1960s and '70s. I'd never stayed at this motel before, but it had a strangely nostalgic feel about it. The continental breakfast was adequate. There were small bagels, bread, muffins, granola bars and fruit to eat and coffee, hot chocolate, and fruit juice to drink. There is no dining area, so we took the food back to the table in our room. There is a Korean/Japanese restaurant across the street (Sammi) and an A&W a bit further down. There is also a Coopers Supermarket and a government liquor store within walking distance about 150+ meters down the road. I think I used the computer at the front to check my e-mail once (yes, I still don't have a laptop to schlepp around on my trips). We enjoyed our stay the first time, so we booked a room on our way back through Hope the following week. The second time we stayed in room 102, on the first floor near the front. It was near the breakfast area, and I got a rude awakening by early risers conversing loudly in the hallway in front of my room. Although staying on the second floor requires climbing a rather steep set of stairs, I'd recommend staying there or further down the hallway near the indoor pool. No one used the pool during our stay in June, and perhaps the noise from those using it would have been a nuisance. Room 102 also suffered from pipe noise from upstairs rooms. When an upstairs guest used the shower it sounded like a giant woodpecker was banging on the ceiling of our room. I'm a light sleeper, however, and this did not seem to bother my wife or children. If I could get a room on the second floor or near the back on the first floor, I'd definitely stay there again. At $100 per night, it was more than adequate.

There aren't a whole lot of choices in this little town, but we thought that out of all of them,…read moreTravelodge would be the safest bet because it's a hotel chain that is known to us. We made our reservations on line that's why I was so surprised at how we were treated when we walked into the reception area at 1pm. The first thing that the woman in the smoke infused reception area said to us was, "Your rooms aren't ready yet! Check in is not until 3 o'clock! You'll have to come back then!" It was like she knew us, like we had been coming in and trying to check in early all morning just to annoy her. It was so weird. My brother and I (not being accustomed to being treated in such a hostile fashion) simply turned around and went back to the car. We had been driving all morning and we wanted to stop so we could swim in the lake, but began weighing our options about possibly staying elsewhere none the less. I wanted to cancel our rooms right then, and the more I thought about how she treated us, the angrier I got, but in the end, there wasn't anything else available. So we stayed... About the hotel: When you walk in it looks as if time has left this place behind, olive green bedspreads and all. It could actually work, it's totally groovy and retro but alas, no one loves this hotel so it just seems tired and worn down. Breakfast is free, so I won't complain but there isn't really anyplace to sit unless you are a smoker. There is a small smoking area where smokers can sit in the front of the hotel, and for the rest of the guests there is a chair, yes one chair by the entrance. There is an indoor pool and jacuzzi, but why go there when you can swim the the lake?? The small rooms have little kitchen areas and seemed clean enough if not a little musty and smoky. We didn't really expect a whole lot, a clean place to sleep and some courtesy. Depending on your standards, you may find the former here, the latter? No matter what your standards, regrettably, you will not find here. This is a place for people to stay when they are desperate for a place to stay and that is all. No love at this Travelodge.

Older motel. Clean and bright. Friendly staff. Good parking. Visible. Had a good, quiet sleep.read more

Made a reservation. Paid, for the reservation. Showed up to the motel to find that my reservation…read morefailed to reserve a room. I thought making a reservation, and paying for the reservation before you show up, meant you are holding, or 'reserving a room'. I thought that meant nobody else can take that room. Unless the a room or two were burnt, then I could see maybe the rooms to reservation ratio to be off. I did an investigation from outside and saw no signs of fire. Which left me very confused. Was I in a Seinfield episode? Apparently Heritage Motel knows how to 'take' a reservation, but they don't know how to 'hold' the reservation, and that is the most important part. The 'holding'.

Rarely have I seen motels so well taken care of. The owners clearly care about their motel. Yes…read moreit's old, but it's very cute and comfortable. There is a Kreurig in the room and chairs outside if you want to enjoy the beautiful view. The owners were very pleasant and friendly. It's perfect for the price.

Park Motel - small, CLEAN, pet friendly old-fashioned motel with very helpful staff and comfortable…read morerooms. What Motels used to be, delightful. Enjoy your stay!!

Our lodging during a recent late-May, 3-night stay in Hope…read more When we checked in, I believe there were three big, but silent "yeahs" -- we were back to Hope once again, and to stay where we wished to be. We enjoyed our room (with two, queen beds), located at the back of the property. It was a location we have enjoyed during previous stays, and once again, sure worked well for this stay. Our room -- spotlessly clean, neat, and comfortable -- with amenities, such as mini-fridge, microwave oven, coffee maker, desk, and such included Thanks to everyone for making our stay as we hoped it would be. Hope to see you all again soon.

Wow. $133/night. I had high hopes for a nice place. We…read morepulled in about 5pm and entered the office to a loud buzzer when the door opened. Nobody behind the desk. Waited. Opened and closed door again. Nobody. Rang bell on counter. Nobody. Opened door again. Nobody. Seriously considered leaving except they had my credit card number. Finally a woman showed up. Didn't seem to speak English. Took my card and gave me a key and pointed. Thankfully room was clean and bed was ok. I was put off by sign that read "Kitchen user fee $10". Bathroom was very small, but it was clean. At this point I'm thinking breakfast better be spectacular for this price. Most places open breakfast room at 6am. Not here: it's 7:30am. Most cars have already gone. I went to breakfast room to get coffee and check it out. Bread and hot dogs!! and Cheerios. Not acceptable. I will never stay here again. It's a rip off.

Signage on the outside of this hotel would make one think it is a 1 star hotel but when we got…read moreinside we were pleased to find a huge, wonderful room that was intensely clean (room 129). You can walk the back streets a few blocks to Hope's charming downtown area. Quiet and nice. I was surprised that they were not yet on Yelp so I added them. They do not have a website. Dine early, restaurants here are closed by 9PM.