Way over priced for what you get. A suit for under $200 would be a decent price but for more than…read more$300 look for somewhere else to stay. The rooms are dated and from the late 90s/2000s, which in itself isn't terrible. However the magnet door cards that can't hold the door unlock info are not. We went through 7 cards on our three night stay. Also the hotel doesn't not offer or let you know about having your room made up. With multiple people staying in a suit at the very least you think they would drop off towels and coffee, this is not the case. Even if you request to have your room made up they will not do it. If you want towels, toilet paper or coffee , get it yourself with the attitude to match. Pool is small and only one of the hot tubs was working. AC needs a cleaning as we all left with a cough and stuffy noses that went away when we were out of the room. Upon check out the staff cannot even be bothered to ask how was your stay, it's like they already know.

The staff at Trickle Creek are very friendly and pleasant to deal with. It is an older property…read moreand could use some updating and refinishing. We had a 1 bedroom unit and it was nice but very basic. We found the bed to be very uncomfortable and it was difficult to get a good night's sleep. When we were there in June it was very quiet and there weren't many other customers. The restaurant on the premises is now called Buckhorn and Main and it is a decent restaurant. They have coffee in the lobby during the day and my husband said it is very good coffee. My husband is a golfer and we were offered a special rate if he played 1 round of golf on their golf course. I enjoyed having TV's in both the living room and bedroom. We could both enjoy our own programs in the evening.

This place was awesome! It's an art gallery and a hotel. Ted & Valerie are the owners and they…read morewere full of lots of great suggestions to help plan the rest of our trip. They were also great in telling us all the cool places to eat and visit downtown. Their halls were full of art and Valerie knew every artist personally and had stories of all of them. They served us a free breakfast and my only very minor complaint is that breakfast was all carbs. Otherwise stop in and stay!

Nice place to stay with walking paths near the lake. Staff was very welcoming too. Comfortable room…read moreand an easy to get to location.

Very unique and difficult! Extremely worth the stop, but make sure you keep a positive attitude…read moreand not get frustrated. Beautifully decorated and challenging!!! Lots of fun!!! P.S. keep the trash talking to a minimum because you might get stung!!!! (But all in the name of fun!)

Condo style hotel on the hill. Overall nice but could be better. Wood construction so can hear…read morethrough the floors. No fan in toilet. Hot tub has no view. Wheelchair or luggage ramp poorly placed. Rooms were nice. TVs in each room and small balconies. No restaurant nearby. Road in is under construction.

We stayed here 4 nights for a June wedding…read more The value was incredible. It was approx $120 a night which is pretty average but you get a full condo suite. Kitchen, dishwasher, fridge- it was very easy to buy groceries from the store and make meals at home. We had a rental car, and it is only a short drive in. Has a small balcony. Our balcony was at the back of the building, looking at the front of another complex, but you could see the mountains from the side. My parents had a larger balcony facing the front which overlooked the parking lot, but had a very nice view of the mountains. My parents balcony was also larger with 4 chairs (I think because their suite was also attached to another one). The bathroom is phenomenal with a large soaker tub in the middle, and a very large separate rain shower. Pressure and heat was excellent. Very comfortable king sized bed with perfect black out curtains. Pillows were not the best, typical hotel style. The air conditioner was not running all the time, but when it did it was moderately noisy. We also found it was quite noisy after we used the soaker tub and shower. Pipes? The living room had a nice fireplace. Couch was average in comfort for it also being a pull out. TV in both living area and bedroom. I was definitely wowed by how beautiful and well maintained the suite was. The resort also has a small pool and hot tub. The pool is heated which is nice, and we went down a couple times. It was never busy we were always the only ones there. The hot tub was unfortunately closed the entire time we were there. It had been closed already for almost a couple weeks as they were waiting for a part to arrive. We were hoping it would open before we left but it didn't. The fitness centre was also closed and we were unable to use that as well. I have to say I was really excited for the hot tub so it was a bit of a let down. Then, on the night of the wedding BC Hydro shut down electricity for the town of Kimberely from 1am-6am. It ended up going slightly longer than that and we were unable to shower before we left for our long flight home. I get that this is beyond their control, but it really was bad timing. Overall, I was just really bummed that a lot of their resort features were unusable. There is a Montana's attached to Trickle Creek Lodge which is right beside Mountain Spirit. We had our first dinner there since it was so close by. There is also the Stemwinder Bar and Grill but it is only open for private events in the summer. For a very fantastic meal definitely check out The Old Bauernhaus which is only a 3 minute drive. Absolutely fantastic food and drinks. Overall I would recommend Mountain Spirit if you are in the area and I would return.

Great desk staff. Friendly and fast. Nice clean rooms, updated and tidy. Only amenities missing…read moreare microwave in rooms and USB ports. Great find in Cranbrook!

Nice, clean hotel with decent sized rooms and a large waterslide area. The hotel restaurant seems…read moreto be pretty good, though I only had a coffee. Food looked good though! Friendly staff, and clean building.

My wife and I stayed one night prior to a week stay at a local dude ranch. The dude ranch…read morerecommended the resort. Checkout is at 11:00am and we were schedule to get picked up by the dude ranch shuttle van a 2:00pm so we planned to enjoy the resort for a few hours. When making the reservation and when checking in, we were assured that they would they would store our luggage behind the front desk. Upon checking out we were told they could not do that due to liability reasons so here we are stuck for 3 hours babysitting. They suggested we leave our luggage unattended in the corner of the lobby - who in the right mind would consider that?! Will certainly tell the dude ranch not to recommend the resort for other guests. Not the service you would expect from a resort of this caliber.

I haven't read other reviews but we loved everything about this resort. The grounds are…read morebreathtakingly beautiful and there's so much history. We stayed in the KOA and it was fabulous! Everyone was incredibly friendly and very welcoming. We golfed one day with two young local guys. They were so helpful on the course, which was in impeccable shape, and every hole was more beautiful than the last. We gambled a little bit and actually won! We will definitely be back.

Everything about this hotel was great. Staff was very accommodating. I got a nice quiet room, clean…read morespacious. (sidenote they have TVs in the bathroom) They have a café and two restaurants. Pool and hot tub. An amazing 10 out of 10 gym that I was very impressed by. In fact, it's an athletic club that I think is open to members in the community. That's OK. It was big spacious. I had lots of equipment so to me it made sense. Only complaint it's on the edge of a commercial industry part of Cranbrook and an edge of what would be you're more rural wildlife. There are train tracks behind the hotel. We didn't hear the train but I think we felt the train. And outside the pool it's a disgusting abandoned train, but maybe that just goes with the theme of Cranbrook.

We're staying at Prestige Inn and it is mostly a very positive experience. The hotel is in a nice…read morecentral location. We arrived very early about 1:30 in the afternoon but they were able to give us a room right away. The room is very nice and a good size. We appreciate that it had not been occupied for the last 48 hours. There is a very good sitting area Because of covid none of the services are available - fitness centre, pool or spa and there is no housekeeping service. The bed is very comfortable and good lighting on both sides of the bed is great. The bathroom also has good lighting. We find the soundproofing is not very good as we could hear a large group socializing near our room until 11:00 last night and this morning we could also hear a fair bit of noise early in the morning. We are in unit #103 and I would not recommend this unit if you're a light sleeper. We are very close to the ice machine and every time someone uses the machine it makes a horrendous racket. The hotel is also supposed to be air conditioned but I think they must have turned off the air conditioning at the front desk. We turned on the air conditioner last night and all the lights are on but the unit does not operate. This is the end of June. We are on the ground floor and opening the windows is not a good option. I would stay at Prestige again but I would be sure to ask if the air conditioning has been turned on and I would ask for a unit away from the ice machine.

Supply and demand at work, I suppose. Expensive for what it is. The premises haven't been renovated…read morein a long time. That said, the rooms are large and everything is clean. Not a bad option by any means but again, overpriced for what it is and it doesn't seem like there are any/many hotels in the vicinity that are differentiated from this one. I'll probably try somewhere else the next time I'm in town, but it wouldn't be terrible ending up here again.

Outstanding place to stay. In comparison to european standards rooms offer much more space, beds…read moreare huge. Views are magnificent. There is swimming pool and for bubble fans whirlpools are available onsite. Breakfast service was very good. I would definitely recommend this place!

We recently held our wedding & reception at Causeway Bay. We cannot say enough about the staff…read more From the General Manager, Joanne Wilton to the Event Manager's Krista McKinnon & Ruth Sanders, to the Head Chef Jack Daniel and Assistant Kayla McRae to the server Abby Jensen and Bartender Lisa Guiduci our experience far exceeded our expectations. They ALL went above and beyond. The venue was decorated so beautifully, the food was second to none and our room could not have been more surprising. The champagne, chocolates and flowers were amazing. If anyone is looking for an amazing venue, look no further than Causeway Bay. You definitely will not be disappointed. I could go on and on about what a wonderful experience we had working with the staff. They made everything so enjoyable and less stressful. For that we're both grateful. Thank you again so much.

This is one of those solid local spots serving mainly industry folks coming through town. The rooms…read moreare getting tired and need a renovation but clean. The staff treat you like you are visiting their homes and look after you, which counts for so much. The restaurant on site catered a dinner we attended last night for work and I can't remember a more flavourful meal. Seriously... awesome food and at least 8 selections for desserts that looked like somebody's Oma made them. Good food takes the sting out of business travel.