Just in from a lovely brunch here. You can not beat the view. Spectacular…read more The brunch menu is small but should be something for everyone. The four of us all enjoyed our meals. Special mention for the burrata toast - delicious. Prices reasonable. Would recommend

I purchased a voucher for a 2 night stay and a zodiak tour a few years ago and found it recently. I…read morecontacted the hotel to ask about redeeming it and if there's anything they could do. They replied and said it had expired and that's it, nothing else they could do. I replied stating that in BC, vouchers & gift cards cannot expire, I sent them the relevant sections of the BC Consumer Act, and asked again if there's anything they could do to help. They replied and said it was expired and nothing they could do about it. I had thought they would credit the amount paid towards a stay, or helped in any way, but they didn't. They ignored several other emails, including emails requesting the legal owner, and the address for filing of a claim. The only recourse I've had to do now is lodge complaints with the Consumer Protection BC, and file a law suit to recover the amount I paid. I'm out from a voucher that was worth $500. 0/5 - Would not recommend.

Spent a night here and already making plans to go back. Booked through Expedia. Got a River view…read morecabin with full kitchen. Very happy that I did. The interior exceeded my expectations. These cabins are nice. The bed is so comfortable and they even have heated flooring in the bathroom. The cabin we booked came with so many things that you would never get from a hotel (I.e. toaster, cutlery, plates, fridge, etc.) and for pretty much the same price. Honestly, if I had plans to goo hiking in the area or boarding at Whistler, I'd make this my god to accommodation. It's also a 10min drive from Alice Lake. One thing to note, and by no means is this a complaint, but bare in mind that not all of the cabins have a decent river view, but accessing the Cheakamus is only a couple minutes away. You can definitely hear it though and it's actually very relaxing to fall asleep to. Info: - The staff are very friendly - Fergies cafe is located here, which is a huge plus. - The parking spot is conveniently located right in front of your front door, which is very helpful if your unloading a bunch of bags and equipment. - Check out is a breeze. You just drop the key off at a box in front of the office.

We had our wedding here just this past weekend (Sept 21, 2019), and it was perfect!…read moreThe staff was friendly and did what they could when it came to our requests! You can also call them after hours if you need help with anything! It was a bit rainy, but this actually highlighted the colors of the forest! Everything was more vibrant! Around this time is the beginning of autumn, so most trees were green with a few yellow trees! It was perfect! Everywhere you look is a photograph! The campfire was great. We used it every night! The lodge was amazing! We used it for bbq and karaoke (that we brought ourselves)! Fergie's Catering for our wedding was fine dining! The river was beautiful, and made everyone want to explore! The couple's cabin was super cute and cozy! It was difficult to leave as we had the most perfect wedding! Having our families stay in the cabin made the wedding last all night! It was the best experience! Our family loved everything and hopes to come back!

If you are 'glamping' in the beautiful seaside tents, it's a fun adventure to wander up the…read moreboardwalk for a nice dinner (although the room service is quite exceptional)! An instant favourite was the scallops which was rich and creamy without being overly heavy. The atmosphere is casual but classy, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed meal. The menu is well curated, from classic dishes like rack of lamb to more creative options like seared scallops, fish, mussels. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, and the flavors are expertly balanced.

We decided to spend our Anniversary here at the Rockwater Secret Cove Resort from Washington. Years…read moreago we stayed here and stayed in a historic cabin. This time we reserved a water side tent. We could not have been happier. This thing is an actual tent with a metal frame. It's one main space with a small bump out for the water closet. There's a shower/sink area with a jetted soaking tub on the other side. Don't get any illusions about sound insulation or sound privacy. These things are lightly constructed and move in the wind which was very cool because a wind storm rolled in. The sea was rolling and all we could here was wind and breakers hitting the rocks below us. There's a gas fireplace inside and the double doors lead out onto the deck for the unobstructed view. We had no problems with the front desk or housekeeping. Just know the way you get to the tents is on a long raised boardwalk along the cliff side. If you get a tent with a high number it's a pretty good hump. There are also copious amounts of stairways leading to the tents from the walkway. They have some luggage carts to use and they pick them up after you drag your stuff to your tent. We enjoyed every minute and barely left our tent. It was pretty quiet and restful. The restaurant/bar is in the main building and is considered high end. The prices certainly are but I did not see that in the food per se. I had seafood linguine. It had scallops (scallop bits actually) shrimp, Krab, and a hint of salmon. First off when you put shrimp in a creamy pasta dish the tails need to be removed. The shrimp in my dish had tails. I took time to remove them which I shouldn't have had to do. The salmon was a few flaky chunks about the size of my thumbnail. The flavor was okay but I found the sauce a bit runny and the linguine was not cooked long enough for me. I did not complain though. My Bride had a lamb dish with vegetables and whipped potatoes. We are coming back to stay here but will most likely not patronize the restaurant. I thought it was overpriced even at the US to Canada exchange rate. This takes nothing away from the resort. It's amazing here and we shall return.

I have already left a review on Google but I felt like it was my duty to really expand on it here…read more This place is absolutely TERRIBLE. We showed up for our reservation with a party of 6 and there was no one at the desk - just a sign that said that there was no receptionist and to call a number. But lo and behold, when you call the number it just rings a cell phone on the front desk! Waited for an hour before a "manager" showed up. His first question was "what time is it?" before attempting the most half-hearted of half-assed attempts to assauge the many angry guests in the lobby. At some point he told all of us that the rooms weren't ready, they won't be ready any time soon, and that it is what it is. Did I mention he reeked of alcohol? After about 10 minutes he seemed he had enough of this whole ordeal and sped off on his golf cart. I counted at least 4-5 other groups, each with probably worse stories than ours. Showed up on time to their reservation, no one responding to them for hours, before an aggressive and confrontational man did. A lady, Erica, finally showed up to try and fix everything that had happened, but you could already see how far south things had gone. The only phone line was being left unmonitored for the entire day (a busy Saturday weekend). Guestrooms that you could literally just walk into, in various states of disrepair, some having been clearly left for multiple days with garbage piling up into the corners. Erica told us her partner, the owners nephew, was coming over to remedy the situation - but that it would still take another 2-3 hours. Erica eventually managed to get us some bedsheets and toiletries. But even after we personally lined all the beds and threw out all the garbage, it was still way too gross to sleep in. So we left. Got back on the ferry, cancelled a weekend trip and just - left. It's crazy. You pay $300+ a night for a room and you get service worse than a dive motel. I'm sorry but avoid avoid avoid. We spoke to multiple people who had come by who all voiced their concern that management had gone extremely south. Owners, if you're reading this - take control of your business before its too late. And Erica, bless your heart - but run far far away from this, for your own sake.

I am rating this resort 3 stars here but I do mean 3.5. Yelp won't let me give partial ratings. Had…read morea lovely 3 night stay in one of the ground floor ocean front suites. The location is super. Your view is a quiet marina and the mountains and ocean surrounding. See my photo. We got our exercise walking up and down the stairs several times a day to chill on the dock and relax. The hotel rents boats and kayaks but we didn't partake this time. Our room was very spacious and was clean. The king bed was comfy and there was lots of room for luggage. The bathroom was big too and seems fairly recently reno'd. There is a jetted bathtub but unfortunately the night we tried to use it we ran out of hot water before it could fill. The kitchen has a full sized fridge and dishwasher but isn't fully stocked. For example, there were no paper towels, recycling bin, or ice or ice cube tray. We had to buy ice from a bar around the way. The BBQ worked very well! The room was somewhat dated in terms of decor, especially for the price, I would expect a bit more. We used the hot tub daily. The sun deck area has a beautiful view but sadly, only 2 lounge chairs on their last legs. As we treated the trip as "glamping" this was not a huge bother but those expecting a 5 star resort should lower their expectations. Overall, I would return as the setting and vacation was enjoyable for us and we felt very comfortable at the resort. I could have used another day!

We went to the Kingfisher on Christmas Eve to the Sky Dome dinner. It was absolutely lovely and…read moreincredibly relaxing. I was a bit worried it might be cold, but it was perfectly comfortable -- the heater kept the temperature just right. There were blankets provided on the chairs, though we didn't even need them. Dinner was a set menu with two choices, and the whole experience lasted about three hours. It truly felt special and memorable. I would highly recommend it, especially for a special occasion.

This is still our favorite spa getaway in the world. We've been coming for 20 years, and the spa…read moreand hotel experience is always perfect. We did the hydropath and massages and booked the romance suite down on the water. That suite is enormous, and while the tub in it looks neat, after a whole day of being in the water, we didn't need a bath. ;) Everything is freshly renovated, and after all these years, the spa looks just as clean and well-kept as it always was. I actually prefer this place to Canyon Ranch or the Mission Sonoma. I know. That sounds crazy but I do love it here. Note: there is a separate Yelp listing for the restaurant. It's a bit hit-and-miss.

We stayed at Nita Lake Lodge for 2 nights and 3 days and had an absolutely wonderful experience…read more The service was exceptional from start to finish--warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Every staff member made us feel so well taken care of. The food was phenomenal. Every meal was beautifully prepared, full of flavor, and clearly made with care. Dining there was a highlight of the stay. Overall, Nita Lake Lodge is a peaceful, luxurious retreat with outstanding service and incredible food. I would highly recommend it and would love to return.

This is a 3 star hotel at best. Minimal services--no room service, no bottled water in the room,…read moreno mini bar, no dresser or any place to put folded clothing- 3 small drawers in the closet of a 1 bedroom suite. Room and bathroom were old and and shabby- as were elevators--peeling paint throughout. Looked like it hasn't been painted or refreshed in 15 years. All areas of this place in desperate need of upkeep, even simple painting would make a difference. If you want anything in your room-- salad, dinner , breakfast- you have to pick it up yourself from the downstairs area. The Den- supposedly their nice restaurant, is overpriced and served the same wooden utensils that we got on the plane from LAX--I've included a photo of the kale salad below-- $24.00. This wouldn't be so bad if we had expected an older motel. But for $14k for a week (a one bedroom suite and a 2 bedroom suite) this was a huge disappointment. The staff was very nice and apologetic- however I would not recommend this hotel if you are looking for a luxury experience or for services. This is more like a glorified motel. The final straw --This morning I asked for laundry service and was told I had to go to the garage to wash and dry my own clothes. Never again at Nita Lake Lodge. This was an utter waste of money. For what did we pay almost $15K? 2/19/26

Magical place, friendly and attentive staff, just breathtaking. So close to the trails, downtown…read moreand the ferry without being an inconvenience. The view is incomparable!

From the owner: Get inspired at the Bowen Island Lodge, your seaside venue near Vancouver, BC. The lodge is an…read moreideal location for weddings, wellness retreats or corporate events. With 3 meetings rooms, our venue can host gatherings of up to 150 people, with award-winning catering focused on fresh, seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients. Custom menus prepared to suit specific tastes are also available for any event and occasion. The grounds at Bowen Island Lodge leave plenty of space for exploring and enjoying any number of relaxing activities such as kayaking, cycling, bocce, yoga to name a few. Our charming Seaside Cottage is available for individual overnight stays. Inside the cottage you will find a beautifully renovated suite with a private kitchen, bathroom, and a king size bed. Enjoy an incredible ocean view while lounging in bed or gaze at the stars and roast marshmallows by the cozy cottage fire pit.

Only one word can do this place justice: Perfection…read more My husband and I spent a week of our honeymoon here and was it worth the (discounted!!) price! We were greeted promptly and when we saw our Honeymoon Suite we were blown away. It was GORGEOUS. We picked the perfect place for a relaxing honeymoon. We had our own grill, plenty of space in the room, a jacuzzi hot tub, and the most beautiful view from our room! The owner, "Shady," was anything BUT shady! She was so friendly and down to earth. She gave us tips about what to see and do during our stay. It was our first time in Canada so we GREATLY appreciated it. I would 100% recommend a visit here if you need a vacation! Lots of privacy if you want, and kayaks for rent as well as exciting things to do if that floats your boat!

What a perfect and a beautiful getaway! Love the location, room, free wine tasting, free s'mores,…read morefree hot chocolate, the breakfast buffet, in room dining service was top notch, amazing view from the room! We loved every second of our anniversary celebration. They gave us coupon for free drinks as well which was great. The spa was beautiful and exquisite. Shuttle service to the village is convenient. The only thing I wish was that they mentioned beforehand that valet parking overnight costs 58 CAD which is pretty pricey to not disclose upfront(on our Amex UI). The in room dining service was amazing. My Bolognese pasta was perfectly cooked and husband's Malay curry was great too!

Love Four Seasons resort, came here for a work event, this place was gorgeous and the staff were…read moreall really friendly and helpful. This resort was beautiful and the walk to the village area to go shopping was magical. The greenery was unbelievable. The restrooms are super clean and well maintained. They have a lululemon store, which the logo is on the lulu clothes. Which I was super happy about. I bought two jackets there. I love Whistler and this was my first time into Canada and I have to say I have had the best experience. Hopefully i can make it back to whistler. The drive from the airport to Whistler was two hours long. The most fantastic drive as long as you rent a private vehicle. I would definitely recommend Four Seasons.

The Fairmont Pacific Rim delivered the kind of stay that makes you reconsider what "world class"…read moreactually means. From the moment we pulled up to the valet through every interaction with room service and housekeeping, the team made us feel like royalty -- attentive without ever being intrusive, polished without feeling rehearsed. The room itself was a highlight. Soaking in the tub with the ocean and the North Shore mountains framed in front of us is an image I'll be holding onto for a long time. It's the kind of view the city is famous for, delivered from the comfort of your own suite.

Had an absolutely memorable stay at the Fairmont Pacific Rim during our vacation in Vancouver. The…read morelobby and lobby lounge/bar area is stunning. Everything here feels modern, clean, and luxurious. Our room was beautiful, especially the bathroom with its dual sinks, separate bathtub and rain shower, and separate area for toilet. The Le Labo products were a nice touch, and everything from the towels, robes, slippers, and bedding felt luxe and high end. These beds and pillows were some of the best hotel beds/pillows I've ever slept on. We all slept so well! We also ordered room service for breakfast and everything was so good, with reasonable room service prices for the amount you get. Didn't use the gym, but it's recently renovated and beautiful. They provide iced water infused with electrolytes and there are even Pilates machines! There's also a heated rooftop outdoor pool that we didn't have time to take advantage of too. Not only is this hotel amazing, but it's in a prime location to everything - especially if you're a first time visitor to Vancouver. It's super easy to hop on the shuttle to the suspension bridge, or take a sea boat or hop on the subway to/from the airport. It's also walking distance to Gastown, Robson Street, Stanley Park and the Seawall. Highly recommend this hotel if you're in the city!