The Ramada is a good place to stay for the most part. Sadly…read morethe cleaners are not very skilled and so it could be cleaner for sure, and the beds need updating. But overall a solid place to stay.

We stayed at the motel Friday March 1, 2024. They were friendly, the room was very comfortable and…read moreclean. Important to me is that I left my tablet in the room and when we got home to Prince George, I already had left a voice mail on our home phone. When I called, they told me how to get it back by calling and setting up a courier service. I did that and had my tablet home in a couple of days. I now know how to get things back fast, immediate and without burdening the staff with obligations to mail a parcel and deal with money transfers to pay the postage. Wonderful, Thanks J McFarland

Always a safe bet. Stayed overnight during a recent business trip to the area…read more Chose this location due to it's proximity (and I collect rewards points) to the highway, but the area seemed safe enough. There are a couple of restaurants within walking distance but you'll probably want to drive. As for the hotel: room was clean and service was prompt. Lobby was average, and I was back on the road in the morning after grabbing a quick complimentary breakfast. My overall impression was positive and this is my go to location when visiting 100 Mile. It's a convenient and clean place to stay while driving through.

Very clean and nicely appointed rooms in a (looks like) recently renovated hotel. We were fortunate…read moreto get a room on the ground floor. All doors are facing inside and easy to get to. This is not a very big Days Inn, but it is a nice one. The only drawback is their breakfast dining area is TINY. We were going to have breakfast down the street, but happened to catch their dining room half empty so we stayed in. Not a whole lot of choices, but what they did have was sufficient to start our day. ....Hey, as long as they have decent coffee and toast, I'm good. And they did, along with a couple kinds of (powdered) omelets, and a waffle maker. Staff is friendly and helpful. If we happen to need to stop in 100 Mile House again for the night, we stay here.

The place smelled like ... idk... a number of things? Right…read moreoff I5 and available! Advertisement of free continental breakfast, but there wasn't any available!!! If you have time to search for another stop over on the interstate.... Find something else!

Our room was clean and recently renovated. The complimentary breakfast was good. We arrived for a 2…read morenight stay to attend a wedding at this facility. The restaurant was the first disappointment, all they had was a choice of about 6 entrees that ranged from $25 to $35 no appetizers or anything else on the menu that was shown on the website. The wedding was a disaster as the owner messed up a lot of the things promised to the bride and groom. The food for the wedding was terrible, it was Chinese food that tasted like it came from a box. This place needs new management as the current owner doesn't have a clue how to run a hotel.

My wife told me she booked a 3 bedroom chalet on a ranch....i was excited!!! Got there and lobby…read morearea seemed nice enough as was the pool area. Got to our "chalet" at this "spa" and we didn't last 10 minutes. Chalet was musty and smelt horrible. Floors were warped and water damaged, fridge still had someone's food in it, couch was 40 years old and ripped. Just horribly dated....i don't think this place has been updated in 40 years. Unless you want to stay in a run down cabin....do not stay here.

As i spend a significant amount of time in the 100 mile area, I decided to catch up on some hotel…read morereviews from the past year of trying several. Starting with the worst, OMG what can i even say about this dive. It is so incredibly bad, please for your own benefit avoid this hole. As another reviewer wrote already, it should be burned down. I stay in a lot of hotels, and this is a 0 star place, sadly Yelp makes us give at least a 1. The attached restaurant is no better than the room we had.

One night stay, long road trip between home and Family. Never stayed there but looked like a bed,…read morea pool, some wifi, and kinda quaint small town in ( I try to support the little guys and locals when I can) Cons 1) Now have a case of bedbugs 2) wore shoes everywhere due to condition of the floor, the Rug was from the gold rush i believe and needs dire replacing 3) mold in the shower... always a sign of a quality inn 4) pool needs repainting and some rehab 5) changing rooms were deplorable, moldy shower curtains, floor was again sketchy.. wondering about what foot borne pathogens are out there, that I likely have now 6) Woman of the night plying her trade next door was again another sign of a quality inn 7)Room had been smoked in recently 8)Heat is either 100% on or off..... so freeze or sweat my bag off.... good fun 9) Got to a point I tried to sleep in my car, between no sound proofing, general dirtiness, and overall sketchiness... but alas it was still too cold outside for me to pull it off Pros 1) monster TV in room... maybe the radiation from the glow of the screen will keep bugs and mold down? 2) pet friendly Overall is a dirty hotel stay is what you crave, this is the place for you. If it was up to me, I would sell the actual musuem carriage piece outside and burn this place to ground.

Check in was seamless, The room was marginally clean, there was hair and dust in the bathroom,…read morecoffee pot had a broken lip resulting in my coffee spilling all over. Not enough towels or face cloths. Breakfast was supposed to be ready at 7:00 am. We were in the breakfast area at 7:00am and there was nothing there and no indication there was anyone preparing food.

What a junk yard! This place was once a high class resort, but now its falling apart and should be…read moreavoided at all cost! I booked to stay in the kitchenette, but when we arrived we were told by a rude front desk attendant that the room was given away, no reason or alternative was offered. The pool was empty, the restaurant was gone, the building was crumbling and it looked like there hadn't been a lawnmower go near the place in a decade.

If possible, I would give no stars. My husband and I booked into the 108 Mile Resort, a place we've…read morefrequented as a couple since 2002, and in my case, since the early 1970s. Due to COVID and the regional fire in 2017, we had not been for several years. We were taken aback at how run down and unkempt the property had become, specifically the hotel building. Garbage containers were overflowing, and garbage strewn in the parking lot area by the RV hookups. Various items were being randomly and stored disorganized on site, in public areas and/or visible from public areas. The seating area off the reception area (a lounge of sorts), which leads to an outdoor seating area, also seemed to be used as a disorganized storage area. What used to be a beautiful display of planters throughout the property with flowering plants, now display weeds. When we checked in, we were given room 36. The room is a comfortable size, and has a beautiful view of the lakes, golf course and the surrounding area. Unfortunately, that was the only positive. We were able to get into the room without any issue. Leaving the room was something else all together. The door knob mechanism was malfunctioning, making it extremely difficult to open the door. I never was able to get the door to open, and fortunately my husband was able to get it to open, eventually. We did notify the front desk. They were going to mention it to the maintenance person, but didn't seem to be concerned. I was told the building was old, after all, and needs a lot of work. I, in response, pointed out that this was a fire hazard, and put both guests and first responders at risk. The next day I spoke to housekeeping, and the young lady tried, and couldn't get the door open either. She was going to report the issue to the maintenance person. It never was looked at, while we were at the hotel, certainly not when we were still staying in the room. Later that day I sent an email to the front desk, indicating that I was trapped in the room, I couldn't get out. My husband, who was taking a nap, woke up and managed to get the door open - with great effort. I went to the office, again, and they moved us to room 24. The good news - the door worked. The bad news?!?! The sliding door to the balcony was off the track and there was no screen door to keep horseflies, mosquitoes and no-see-ums out. Knowing we weren't going to see the "maintenance person", hubby and I managed to get it back on the track, with great difficulty. Oh, and the wood frame that supports the sliding door has significant wood rot. And then there was the bathroom in #24!! The room should have been condemned, just based on the bathroom alone. In my opinion, this property needs a complete and thorough inspection done by the necessary authorities, and be shut down until such time that the hotel building is brought up-to-code. Moving forward, we will no longer be staying at the 108 Golf Resort.