We loved this place!! My daughter helped me remember the name and I was thrilled to see it here…read more We stayed there in 2008 and loved feeling like we were part of the family on the farm. We loved the walks on the country roads, the visit to the barn, the ATV ride, and the amazing breakfast. The host and hostess were incredibly authentic and kind to us. Vielen dank!!

After an afternoon walking among the historical buildings of the reclaimed Fort Steele, a RCMP fort…read moreand gold era boom town, we drove across the street and over to this delightful B&B. It's truly a sheep farm, though now converting to a farm for three pet sheep, an older dog, and maybe a few cows. The owners are quite pleasant, and the grandmother is one heck of a terrific cook. The guest room, one of the two, was comfortable, with a full length couch, two well padded easy chairs, and a large coffee table. The kitchen area has a sink, refrigerator, cook top and microwave. There's a small dining table. There might have been AC but good cross ventilation obviated that need. The hosts are personable and readily made us comfortable, making us immediately feel part of the family. The setting is delightful: on a knoll high on the back side of the farm, overlooking three natural ponds, a big red barn and an equipment shed. While there a neighbor came by to discuss and plan for an exchange of sheep meat for fresh hay. On the morning we left the men were reducing the sheep herd down to three. Breakfast was true German, with sausage, rolls, breads, eggs, juice and coffee. All from the farm, the sausage and breads hand made, the eggs fresh, only the juice and coffee from off the farm. If you're traveling through Fort Steele, take the time to stop and visit, and enjoy this terrific experience.

We enjoyed our stay at the historic Baker Hill BnB. Even though we just dropped in checking for…read moreavailability, hostess, Gladys, greeted us warmly and gave us a tour of her lovely home. We chose our room, unpacked and enjoyed fresh brewed coffee and homemade cookies before heading out to explore the town. The house and room is warm and cozy unlike other heritage homes in which we have stayed. And the breakfast? Wow! Delicious! Gladys sent us happily on our way with fresh baked muffins which we were to fill to eat at breakfast. We will definitely stay here again on our way through Cranbrook.

3.5 stars The suites…read moreare nice, but the resort suffers from a lack of amenities. No restaurant or spa after being open for more than a year. Being put into a lock-off suite in a mostly empty hotel is off-putting. I want to be pampered, not put into the easiest choice for cleaning staff. The lock-off doors are odd, with a lock system between suites that is not particularly reassuring. The bed is comfortable, and the bath fixtures are mostly high end, but I don't like the gauzy curtain between the ensuite and the bed area. I think next time we may go back to a VRBO, or the resort across the parking lot which has less attractive rooms but offers complementary breakfasts & an onsite restaurant. It's nice, but not finished.

If clean, comfortable and convenient were not reason enough to return, Ian the home owner tops the…read morevisit with his generous hospitality and incredible delivered breakfasts. Gluten free and vegan dietary restrictions are accommodated and local fresh ground coffee is provided throughout the day. The rooms a large and spacious with private shower and toilet. Boot dryers and drying room are provided for your use after your day on the slopes. Do not miss out on the wood fired cedar hot tub! Looking forward to our return.

Amazing little gem! The owner is very attentive to details and the bed is so comfortable. The rooms…read moreare very quiet and all of the amenities are well done. Breakfast was superb. I am so glad I didn't do the hotel and picked this place. BTW, the log cabin look and feel is majestic and the views spectacular. I have nothing but great things to say about this place. The owner is also big on organic foods and offers good choices for people who have allergies.

Birch Meadows Lodge B & B is a beautiful home about 5 minutes from the Fernie ski resort. It's…read morenicely tucked away up a little road in the mountains off the highway. (If you are there in the winter, be sure to have either a 4 wheel drive vehicle or some tire chains handy.) There's the main house as well as a couple of log cabins set on over 50 acres of breathtaking mountain views. My husband and I have stayed there a few times in the last two years...we couldn't imagine saying anywhere else when we head to Fernie! We like to stay in of the little log cabins, which are cozy and nicely decorated. There's a small gas fireplace to curl up in front of after a long day on the slopes and out the window you have perfectly an unobstructed view of the surrounding mountains. Outside there's a large hot tub next to the main house as well as a nice sitting area indoors with games and movies that can be taken back to your room/cabin for the night. Sonya and Marcel are wonderful hosts...they make you feel right at home! The breakfasts are always delicious with a nice selection of different items & treats. We always leave stuffed! If you are an animal lover, remember to bring some carrots for Slider (resident horse) and give lots of cuddles to the owners friendly dogs. Birch Meadows is the perfect place to stay when in Fernie...you won't want to leave!

In Creston, when looking for hotels to stay at, you have either the super dive looking one on the…read moremain drag, or the Ramada at the North end of town. Obviously the Ramada is the smart choice, but it still lacks in value and originality in my opinion. All these hotels look the same and cost the same too. This is why I searched for Bed and Breakfast places this time around. I wanted to try something different. Cranberry Manor was simply awesome! We stayed in the 3rd floor Samuel Spiers suite, of the old but very well kept heritage house. This has two beds a kitchenette, a bathroom, mountain views, a table, a TV (with sufficient channels...I was able to watch WWE RAW) a sitting area. Only drawback, but not for us able bodies, is that this heritage home has no elevator. If that doesn't bug you, I'd recommend this affordable and high value B&B over any hotel any day! As the second B suggests, you get breakfast with your stay and they have a nice choice of meals to select from. Rather scoop crumby scrambled eggs from a heap? Stay at a nice hotel. I prefer my meals prepared for ME. Love this place. It has character, a great location (near downtown), charm, comfort and class. I'll be back!