This cute little place is so nicely kept and clean. Talk about a one stop shop.. they have a main…read morehouse with a store on the ground floor that includes a small gift shop, liquor, groceries and beads... think old fashioned general store but that takes interac. Upstairs are three guest bedrooms with private bathrooms, but a shared kitchen and living room area... great for a group sharing or a larger family. On the property are several clean cabins with free wifi but no phones, no coffee makers, no blow dryers, no clock radios... don't say I didn't warn you. All through the property are carved logs and cool little artsy things to look at. I think they have camp sites and boat rentals or fishing or something. Things move at their own pace, so don't expect a wake up call on the phone you don't have. But when you flip back the sheets, some dear soul has fabric painted a little cluster of heart shaped kites onto the bottome sheet with the words "Sweet Dreams" greeting you. Sweet they were.

We will save our longer review for Trip Advisor (we will edit to add to this one later). FIVE…read moreSTARS ACROSS THE BOARD! Actually, make it PERFECT 10s. From the moment we arrived, to the sad moment we had to leave, it was the most incredible experience. We are already planning our next visit for 2019. Ultra High-End and worth every penny.

Good hotel. Very roomy with kitchen, refrigerator, two bedrooms, deck. Very comfortable beds,…read moreclean bathroom and shower. Minimal services from onsite staff, luckily we didn't need it. Would definitely stay here again.

This is place is dishonest. When making a reservation on Booking.com, this place promises a full…read morerefund if cancelled before two weeks before date of stay. This hotel does not do this. They insist on keeping $20 as a processing fee. Booking confirmation says $0 cost to cancel before two weeks. Booking confirmation says nothing about $20 service fee.

Staff weren't overly warm but were ok. It had a playground, pool, games room, BBQ area, beach area…read more Nice area. The breakfast wasn't overly exciting. Toast, waffle or Cheerios / Flakes. Pool was cold so we didn't stay long. Our 1.5 y/o was shivering, we were chilled too. Wasn't overly relaxing. Playground was a little tough for her. It was handmade. Big tires for stairs and a big steep tube cut in half for a slide. It's cool for the older kids though. The room was more than we needed for one night therefore almost double than what we were looking to pay. The gas stove knobs were too enticing for her and she kept trying to turn them on. Steep stairs to the upper floor.

stunning cabin with gorgeous view would come back and stay againread more

Delicious breakfasts and dinners here. In nice weather you can sit on the deck with a view of the…read moreocean and Quadra Island. Great place!

The cabins and waterfront was wonderful, except for the price. They have doubled the cost with…read morehardly any service. They wouldn't even allow a late checkout time when we know that the cost was more than the ritz. Also, if you're thinking of staying here do not be afraid of bugs because there will be some in your cabin. Would only come back if they lowered their price from 360 to 150 - max value. They are ripping people off during Covid.

I stayed at this Inn for quite a while. It was in very poor shape. The fire escapes were in need…read moreof repair. The management was unfriendly. The management allowed people of ill repute to stay there.

So stay with me on this... especially if you have just pulled in to the parking lot and are looking…read moreat this place... The outside looks kind of... um... downmarket. We were in town on business, and although we were staying elsewhere, this is where we came for breakfast in their diner style little restaurant. I don't know how they do for other meals, but I would challenge anybody to find a better breakfast.... holy cow! A HUGE plate of eggs, ham, sausages, bacon hash browns and 4 slices of gnarly awesome home style bread toasted... buttered so thick it looks like cheese... oh ya baby. The flavours were fantastic and was better than home cooked - like Grandma home cooked. $6.75 I don't know what the rooms look like, but the little lobby was clean and if I would go back I would stay at the Salmon River Inn and I would waddle downstairs for every meal no matter what the room was like. In addition the people are the nicest... they and their giant buttery toast will see me again.

Excellent value for the price, convenient location, friendly service from Buddy and Eva, owners and…read moreoperators.

History was the reason I rented two nights at The Old Courthouse Inn. The inn's lovely, historic…read moreexterior grabs the viewer's attention and distracts attention from what's nearby. What's inside is even more distracting. The owners were gracious and accommodating, even providing a tea kettle, and helping the two least-techy guests they've ever had figure out the fridge and TV. Check-in was easy, and assistance was offered with luggage. The king-sized bed was comfortable . The room was clean, and the windows provided lots of daylight. The cleaning staff did a great job during our stay, which we appreciated. It was wonderful having a café in the building that served very good biscuits and eggs benedict. Breakfast is included with the lodging! The room we stayed in had some fragile knickknacks. At times we were afraid to move, for fear of knocking them over, especially when using the rolling desk chair that had a life of its own. There are fragile knickknacks throughout the common areas with many "do not touch" signs. Because the building is historic, heat in midwinter requires pre-set radiators with "Don't touch" notices and a portable radiator that warns users to not set above medium. Outlets require strategic consideration, in order to not trip fuses. The interior stair handrails' were wrapped with holiday decorations, which made them mostly useless. My husband is disabled, and I erred in not requesting a room on the main level. He felt vulnerable on the stairs because of the decorations removing the ability to grab on. The bathroom door bumps into the toilet and therefore does not open fully into the bathroom; some maneuvering was needed to access the toilet. The bathroom fan couldn't keep up with shower condensation, so we continued to be bathed by water dripping from the ceiling after stepping out of the shower. It was like an unplanned final rinse. Be prepared to wait a while for hot water to show up in the bathroom sink or shower. There are only two chairs in the room, both uncomfortable. The rolling chair mentioned above, and a not very "comfy" chair. Our druthers are that hotel living areas have at least one very comfy chair or couch. Lamp lighting was dim throughout the common areas and our room. It was difficult to read a book with the lighting provided. Breakfast for lodgers is in the Cafe on the main level. Oddly, in the dead of winter and at 7 a.m. (when the cafe opens), a VERY dim light was the only one on in the hallway on our floor. We had to use a flashlight to find our way downstairs and back upstairs after breakfast. In addition, the two main entrances at the back of the building had no lighting at night. Unnerving, in winter. Some of our complaints can be attributed to the fact that the building is historic, but most could have been remedied (such as lighting and furnishings) to make our room and the common areas more comfortable and safe.

Ever thought about traveling back in time and living to tell the tale? The Old Courthouse Inn (in…read morePowell River, B.C.) gives you that very opportunity. As a historian and an archaeologist, I thought it would be neat to spend the weekend in this establishment. Located in the heart of the Old Townsite, constructed in 1939 in the form of my favourite Tudor-style architecture and once used as a jail, police station and courthouse, there was no way I'd turn it down. The building itself is very well kept. Having underwent a few renovations, the charm is still preserved as the original doors, locks, windows, lights, etc. are all intact. There are also several pictures and knick-knacks donated by the locals that tell the story of Powell River's pioneer days. Prices are reasonable and all rooms come with a self-serve continental breakfast. In addition, each room has its very own television and wireless internet. Not very vintage, you say, but it was a nice luxury to have during the hockey season. The staff is great, the view of the Sunshine Coast was beautiful and to experience a glimpse of what life was like back in the day was a real treat. All-in-all, I find it very fortunate that Powell River was able to integrate its history with our modern-day necessities. I am all for the preservation of cultural heritage and I can say that they've done an exceptional job with the Old Courthouse Inn.