Stayed there with my grandkids staff were accomadating, the cleanest rooms of our trip ,beach was…read moreright there as well as a heated outdoor pool I highly recommend to anyone looking for a exceptional stay.we are looking forward to staying again next year.

We were pleased to find this place last second on Google at a reasonable price. Neighboring hotels…read morewere requiring a 5 day minimum stay for a lot more when we had only intended to stay for a weekend for a wedding. Fortunately, they did not have such outrageous requirements. We were kind of amused to find that the cheaper lake facing rooms were $20 less than the closer lakeside rooms which were right next to the street with little to no view in contrast to the beautiful view we had. We rolled in at 630am after driving all night and were greeted by a warm older couple that owns/manages the place. Unfortunately the check in is later on in the afternoon (230 I think) and they were unable to flex for us despite being destroyed exhausted. The rooms are kind of like something you'd see out of a 70's Miami Scareface movie (dated and bright colours you'd expect to see down there). While it looked dated the first smell we were greeted by when we walked in was the smell of cleaning agents but the AC was turned off so it was stifling hot in there. It had a full kitchenette in there and a table. If you had a guest there was a pull out couch bed. The air conditioner filter in our room needed to be cleaned or something as it smelled dirty. The room was however spotless and the same could be said about the pool. I kind of wish they replaced the towels on our second day there but not too big of a complaint. The place was otherwise flawlessly kept up despite the dated design style (although freshly painted). The hotel is about 200 feet from the lake and really close to many of the areas most impressive wineries including the Cya Later Ranch, and the Blasted Church with both equally spectacular views. The beach is sandy and has a nice little path to walk on. If you're looking for a cost effective place to spend a weekend this is a nice little place that doesn't have the online presence it deserves so here I am the first reviewer!

We had a family gathering at this resort for the August long weekend. Some family members stayed in…read morethe main lodge while others rented cabins. It has a rustic vibe but at the same time comfortable beds & flush toilets. The lofts have jacuzzi tubs and the kitchens are equipped with the necessary equipment. You can see deer, go fishing in nearby lakes, swim & hike. It was a nice, relaxing get-a-way & everyone was talking about returning for another family get together. The staff were very friendly & helpful making the stay enjoyable.

We celebrated several family birthdays over the BC Day long weekend at the resort. The staff were…read morevery friendly, helpful and professional. The rooms and cabins were very good with each unit having a jacuzzi tub . There is excellent fishing, swimming, wildlife viewing in and around the property and we had a blast. Great place for families and adults. Would highly recommend this place. We are planning our already planning our next visit!!

Old, rundown relic of the 70s. Rusty, rickety metal stairs to the 2nd floor. Bleak concrete &…read moreasphalt. Nothing green. High prices.

Price is right. Not much to choose from in Oroville. Place needs some love for sure. Exterior is…read morein poor condition. Room entry doors all have what looks to be "missing deadbolts". Holes in the door where a lock used to be. No, you can't see through the hole but it is really unsightly. For staying one night, paying not too much and no other perks, this place is okay. Appeared to be home to some long term residents. I would probably look elsewhere should we end up in Oroville again.

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!

Excellent hotel, well located, quiet and very well organized and clean…read more Reception staff very friendly and helpful. Rita gave us a lot of help during these difficult moments, respecting all the protocol . We stayed two wonderful nights and 3 days . Very affordable and walking distance from plenty of restaurants , supermarkets. We will go back again. Oliver is a very beautiful city and close to many vineyards .

Absolutely would not recommend the Coast Oliver…read more We had inadvertently booked an accessible (handicapped room). Our fault. There were numerous issues we have with the Coast hotel. Shortly after we checked in a staff member opened our door. She apologized and said that she had not been told that the room was occupied. The bed was supposed to be a queen bed. It most definitely was not a queen. We have a queen bed and have slept in numerous queens, and this most definitely is not a queen. It is a very small double at best. The pillows were not comfortable and offered no support whatsoever. The room we had was right beside the fitness room and just down from the ice machine. There was no schedule for the fitness room so the noise from the room was continual, late at night and early in the morning. The soundproofing is very poor, and we could hear noise and footsteps from the other rooms. At breakfast many of the chairs were very wobbly. We went for breakfast at 10:00 and they were out of proper cutlery. All they had were wooden spoons, knives and forks. Breakfast was mediocre. On a 1 week trip this was our most expensive accommodation, and it was without any question the worse. It falls sort of a 3*. We definitely would not return

The new management is amazing! Lea, the owner came in on our second day to see if we needed…read moreanything. My 3 year old happened to have been sick in the night - all night. There was vomit on the carpet, tile, two beds and all the towels. Lea had her team wash the carpet, strip and replace ALL the bedding and even washed my daughters favorite blankie that we brought from home. They brought it back to her warm from the drier as soon as it was done for her much-needed nap. We have been coming to the Waterfront Inn for many years and we were a little nervous about it being under new management but what an upgrade! Lea and her team are incredible and we are looking forward to going back next year.

Peter, the owner, is extremely friendly and a great person to talk to if you're looking for…read moreconversation or direction! The place is right by the water, so you have a fantastic view when you open your door, and the inside is clean and comes with a stocked kitchen. I was totally impressed with how nice it is. For $125 a night you can't go wrong! Plus, there's a hot tub and free wifi for use. Note that it's on the other side of Penticton (away from downtown) so it's a bit quieter at night - there isn't much happening on this side of town.

I stayed 2 nights with my small dog in September 2025. The…read moreroom was clean and cool -- the weather was very hot, so the a/c was much appreciated. The breakfasts were very good, but the dinners were so-so. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I bought a bottle of the Chardonnay for a friend, and she subsequently shared it with me. I am not generally a fan of Chardonnays, but I really enjoyed the Crowsnest wine.

Nice spot for a meal and some wine. Gin and tonic was good too. Live music is a lovely touch…read more Servers were very attentive.

I won't try to outdo the other reviews, other than to say we absolutely loved this place, and the…read moreAlfresco dinner by Joy Road Catering on the Sunday evening we were there was fantastic. We also stayed in the roofless room. Sounds odd ... But it added to the experience. And to mimic another reviewer ... The best breakfasts ever. We most definitely plan to go there again.

Wow. Was here for a…read morewedding and did not want to leave. We took over the entire place which made it that much more fun but regardless, this place is one of a kind. I had actually been here before about 10 years ago with my parents and also loved it then. But with a huge group of amazing friends and family it was over the top awesome. Overlooking Skaha lake and only 10 min to Penticton this place cannot be beat. It is a throwback to a simpler time. White-washed Greek villa style home with eclectic, randomly designed rooms. If you like consistency, wifi and satellite TV...please move on. This place is not for you. But, if you like to explore finding new things around every corner, enjoying the simple things in life like amazing food (the breakfasts are insanely good - i will venture to say the best breakfast buffet I have ever had!), strolls in the hills, wine and cheese in your own little corner with view, picking fresh fruit from trees (the most amazing yellow plums, apricots, pears etc), star gazing, late night hot tub and lounging by the pool... then please do not miss this place. I cannot wait to get back!!!

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.