I don't like giving a poor review, but this place is not as clean as it should be. It's as old as…read morethe hills. Typical 1960 style motor Inn. Right on the main highway, hope it's not too noisy The young lady at the front desk was friendly and pleasant for sure The beds are okay. The carpets is stained in our room 122. Wifi a bit sketchy. I think Gibson's is very seasonal and it's very hard to keep a motel alive and even harder now with the Pandemic Would not stay here again. Would not come thru this area again.

Older motel but clean Woman manager very nice, helpful…read more Location close to stores and restaurants Reasonable rates. Will go back.

I stayed one day at the Gibsons Landing Inn on a recent business trip to the area…read more I found them on Expedia.com which provided pictures of the Inn including the rooms and an overview of their offerings. Let first say that what was written on Expedia and the photos were 100% accurate. It's a lovely Inn/hotel...the kitchenette was very big, with nearly a regular size refrigerator. My first thought was this room was bigger than my first studio apartment (many years ago). The bed and pillows were super comfortable. The room was also appointed with a couch, a table with two chairs, lots of closet space and a TV. They provided free WiFi which was mostly reliable and like the big hotels squeeze bottles of lovely scented shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the spacious shower. What the Inn has in spades is serenity...there was hardly any outside noise...if the sliding glass door(to the patio) is closed, you get relative silence...the AC provided me with just enough white noise to be a comfort. If you have them open you'll hear the ocean and the birds more than the cars...very lovely! Lastly, it's within walking distance of the harbor and "Main Street" of Gibsons including a cultural museum, an outdoor piano, as well as some of the bars and restaurants of Gibsons. My POV of hotels is colored by the fact that I'm a 9yr Hilton Diamond member and there are certain amenities that I've come to consider as a given that is somewhat jarring when they aren't available like at this Inn. 3 examples: -no iron or ironing board-a business person like me needs an iron and ironing board. -the limited amount of outlets. I used outlets on every part of the room to charge my watch, two cell phones and computer. -no black out curtains, while the blinds offered privacy...they couldn't block out the light (natural or otherwise). I didn't bring my eye mask because I just take it as a given at Hilton hotels they have blackout curtains. Lucky for me I was too tired for it to matter. Lastly, every interaction was done electronically. There is no "front desk" and there isn't a breakfast area (that I was aware of) so once you're check in, you're on your own. It's the perfect place for a movie star (under an assumed name) to stay...no one will see you come and go. The Gibsons Landing Inn is a modern, well appointed and lovely hotel/motel/Inn. More fitted for the needs of the tourists to the area than a typical business person. Still knowing what I know, I'll probably be back next time Im in the area.

Squamish is a super small town and so there are very limited hotels in the area. I believe that…read morethere are only three hotels in Squamish downtown area. The Squamish Adventure Inn is one of them and the better of the three. We came here to stay a night and to get away from our busy schedule/ day. There were not a lot of rooms available at the time of booking. My friend booked the hotel/hostel. We got a private room in a shared room. We were in 208P and it was very interesting. When we entered the room 208 it has 6 bunkbeds shared with 6 people and on the side of the room there is another room labeled "P" and that was our private room. There is a bathroom and a shower room inside the room shared with everyone. The people in room 208 were very friendly and they were very young. I think many young people like to stay at this hotel after their Whistler trip, hiking trip and etc. We actually live around 40 mins away from Squamish but it was a very nice getaway for us to stay away from home. When we first checked in, we were given two pillow cases and a bedsheet. We had to make our own bed. This was quite interesting for me because I have never had to make my own bed when staying at a hotel. When we checked out, we had to remove the pillow cases and the bedsheet and drop those off in a bin located at the end of the hallway. This was the first time for me staying at a hostel. People were super friendly. There is a kitchen at this hostel and a comfy looking lounge area and kitchen sitting area. The downside is the interesting mattress. Because we were super tired and were only staying one night, it didn't really bothered us. The mattress feels like a trampoline. Yes, we giggled about it. Also, if you are staying here remember to bring your own towels. You can rent towels for a cost. Definitely a different and new experience for me. I do find that Parking is very limited. Luckily, I managed to find a parking spot here. I had a great time visiting Squamish and the best thing about this hotel/hostel is the location. It is just steps away from downtown. We were here on Feb 19, 2022. Family Day weekend.

I personally had a good experience with Squamish Adventure Inn. We stayed here for 1 night,…read more8/2/2018. I booked a private room for 4, which was labeled hotel-style with it's own private bathroom and it came out to about $100 with taxes for the 4 of us. I booked about 2 weeks in advance. I noticed after I got confirmation, that check-in was to be before 9 PM. Knowing we were going to be getting in a little later Thursday night, I emailed them saying we were going to pull in closer to 10 pm. They responded quickly via email saying that was not a problem. We pulled up to the hostel around 10:05 PM, I checked in, and the lady showed me the place real quick, and advised the common areas (ie kitchen, cafe, movie room) were closing at 11 PM. They actually gate it off so there is no access during off hours. Our room was cozy. The beds were a little hard for me liking, but the room was clean. They provided a small fan. The window did not have a screen, so we did not leave it open to widely. So the room was a little warmer than we would have liked. Bathroom had a blow dryer, but you can only use it on low settings, so it's kinda pointless to use it. Notes say that if you use the high setting you will blow a fuse. Wifi was weak. The lady told us we could park at the entrance of the hostel on the road. So limited parking space. Cool that they had a slack line to play with and the property is on the river. Overall, if I was in the area again, I would book this place again!

I truly don't know where to begin because our experience was far beyond anything we expected. Every…read moreaspect of our experience was exceptional. This hotel is absolutely a top contender in Gibsons because of the staff alone. I don't think I've ever stayed in a hotel where the staff has gone out of their way to make you feel as comfortable and welcome as the wonderful staff at Gibsons Garden Hotel. The rooms are a true highlight. They are incredibly spacious, offering a level of comfort that is hard to find elsewhere. The bedding felt like sleeping on a cloud, and the thoughtful layout provided the perfect sanctuary to unwind after a day of exploring. The King Suite had all the comforts you could want. So it felt like we literally had everything right there in our room. I just wanted to spend all day in this hotel room! The spacious layout made it feel more like a luxury apartment than a hotel room. Think cozy rooms, small-town charm and easy access to the best things in Gibsons! This hotel blends relaxed luxury with that charming small town vibe! Nothing feels better than a cozy hotel stay! As someone who is always on the go I love just being able to slow down here. Whether you're here for a weekend escape, or just a little reset, this hotel truly has it all. This was the perfect weekend escape. The staff is on another level of kindness which made us feel at home. Everything is done to make you feel special. Every interaction felt intentional and respectful, not scripted or rushed. It made the stay smooth, relaxing, and memorable. Well done to the entire team. This is how hospitality should be done. This hotel is a credit to its ownership and management team. Kudos to everyone involved for delivering such a consistently high level of service. Their hospitality truly set the tone for the entire stay. Everyone we met was genuinely friendly and went out of their way to make sure we had a great stay. I enjoyed my stay with them because they truly care for their guests. You can tell the staff care about the guests and take pride in making sure everyone has the best possible experience. That kind of dedication is rare, and it makes a world of difference. We are not just a room number. We are treated with respect. We were treated as though we were the most important people in the room, and that level of hospitality is becoming increasingly difficult to find. The location was also ideal, and plenty to do nearby if you decide to leave the property. The hotel combines style, comfort, and truly excellent service. Everything was very well thought out, and it showed in every detail. This is one of those hotels where you walk in and instantly feel relaxed. Every detail has been carefully considered to ensure your comfort. The hotel room cleanliness is of a very high standard. The room was spotless, meticulously maintained, with a modern bathroom that was impeccable in every way. The facilities were spotless and extremely well maintained. There is no better way to end the day than with their indoor pool. And there's nowhere else I'd rather be than in their hot tub. And their sauna was peak relaxation! And we love when a hotel has a good gym! And I loved how after I woke up I was able to enjoy some complimentary light bites and refreshments in their lobby to start my day! And when I walked outside it was giving secret garden. Looking back, what I will remember most is not just the beautiful room, or excellent location, it is the people. Every member of the team--from housekeeping and the general staff to the front desk--made us feel welcomed, appreciated, and cared for.

Lovely place! We stayed here a couple of nights during our first trip to the Sunshine Coast. It is…read moreclean and well-maintained with friendly and efficient service. The best things are the courtyard garden - the gazebo is a great place to bliss out for a few minutes. And the hot tub is divine - surrounded by plants and flowers rather than artificial light. Would definitely recommend.

My wife and I just returned from our honeymoon stay at Shades of Jade and absolutely loved it. The…read moreroom had everything we could think of and more, including peaceful and relaxing zen-styled decor, a large jacuzzi tub, steam shower, two sinks, a kitchenette that closes off from the rest of the room, relaxing music played during the day with the ability to plug in your own iPhone, and of course delicious fresh breakfasts that were different every day that we stayed there. The hosts, Will and Sylvie were extremely friendly and accomodating, knowledgeable about the area, and very hospitable. Furthermore, the B&B is just a short walk from the ocean and feels very private. My wife and I plan on staying here again in the future and recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing escape.

Am I really the first to review?! FABULOUS- let me rave to you about this place... The hosts,…read moreSylvie and Will, go over and above all expectations to make you feel comfortable and at home in their luxury B&B. It seems that they are by nature open and receptive people, as we immediately felt welcomed. The location is a 3 min walk from the ocean. The Inn design and decor inspires calmness with it's clean lines surrounded by 5 story tall cedar trees. The Inn is built from cedar and that wonderful smell envelops you when you arrive; the windows are also framed in cedar- a very west coast look, the decor is Japanese Zen - including opaque 'rice paper-like' sliding doors between the kitchenette, the bedroom and the bathroom/spa rooms. I say bathroom/spa because it is like your own spa - but they do have an actual spa in the Inn with lots of great services-unfortunately we didn't make time to use them! The bathroom has double sinks, a steam bath shower- that's right, your own steam room in your bathroom!- and a tub for two or more with jet bubbles. The view from the bathtub, and the bed for that matter, is trees- just trees... you feel like you are in a tree house! There is a private patio for each room, ours had a glass roof, UV heater, bamboo water feature with pond plants, a love seat, chair and bistro table where we ate breakfast every morning. The breakfasts were filling and gourmet. The little touches such as a split basil leaf as a strawberry leaf on the berry garnish, allude to how much the hosts care about your experience. My gluten sensitivity was catered to without a hitch, nor did I feel like I was missing out because of it. We spend 3 nights there, could have spent a week. Although we were there in the summer- and the weather was perfect, I'd have no problem going there in the middle of winter as a retreat. I could have easily stayed in our room the whole three days- and that isn't just because I was on my honeymoon! ;-)

If I had it to do again I'd stay in my car on Spit Rd and risk a bear encounter rather than stay in…read morethis shit hole. Bedbugs and rats will be the least of your worries here, instead fear being a victim of human trafficking. Mattresses are ancient, keep your shoes on, don't worry about closing the washroom door (you can't), no air circulation, and filthy walls and touch points. Most concerning is the lack of safety. No front desk staff, outside doors open and available to any transient to come through the halls after a stop at the street level liquor shop owned by the hotel, No inside safety locks on hotel room doors. I would like a full refund.

Friendly, Helpful Front Desk | Great Location | Recommended for Your Budget…read more$ Duration of stay: 9 days Our price for each night: $50 (amazing!!) Room: 205 My husband and I were planning to originally camp at Klahanie Campground, but due to an unexpected storm that rolled in a week before our trip, we cancelled and quickly booked this place. We have no regrets!! First, the location is excellent. It's right in downtown Squamish! We were able to drive a couple minutes to the beach lookout, walk to Howe Sound Brewing (or you can drive, if you want), down the street from Climb On store and grocery store, 10-15 minutes away from Shannon Falls and Murrin Park, 5 minutes from Smoke Bluffs, and 10 minutes from the Chief. It's right next to this nice liquor store, too. We never felt unsafe in this area. It seems like everyone is really friendly here. We met Jared and some of the housekeeping ladies. All were very nice! Jared was incredibly helpful and friendly. He recommended SO many things to do: Alice Lakes, Garibaldi, Chief hikes, Shannon Falls hikes/gondola, Murrin Park, some scenic lookouts, and places to eat. His wife was super friendly as well. Laundry soap is $1, but we only had a $2 coin, so she gave it to us free because she didn't have change. Our room was neat, simple and clean. We had a window view of the Chief. There's a good sized fridge and microwave. Two fans, if needed (we never used it). Tv. Wifi. Laundry drums were huge, which was convenient to do one load. Soda machine and dvds for borrowing. **Stairs only to get up to your rooms. We didn't mind at all, but just making a note for people who have a hard time walking up stairs.** **Unfortunately, our room was next to the kitchen exhaust from the Ruddy Duck. We didn't mind though and closed the windows.** **No breakfast/continental breakfast** The reason why I'm giving this place 5 stars is because it exceeds our expectations of places we generally stay at. We're used to staying in dirt cheap places that are generally 2 stars on our climbing trips. We knew that this was an old building and neighboring a pub, so we were prepared and brought earplugs :P If you're looking to book in Squamish without paying a fortune, stay here. But, don't have high expectations like it's the Ritz. We cannot complain that we had a nice roof over our heads from the wet weather for $50/night. Thanks, guys, we'll be back next time for sure!

Blown away. This…read morespot is lovely, and easily one the nicest B&B's I have ever enjoyed. The exposure is West-southwest, capturing the heat and the sunsets. There's A/C for comfortable nights during the summer, and fireplaces for ambience and warmth during the winter. Marsha's breakfast is delicious, and she was very accommodating to mentioned food restrictions. (Next time can we order two breakfasts?) There are also BBQ's and lots of area for dinner on the terraces. The other guests there at the same time as us were celebrating their first anniversary. None of us wanted to leave. To say that the suites are well-appointed falls far short. They have everything you need, and are cozy, comfortable and quiet. The hot tub is clean and has a spectacular view of the straight. Follow the gorgeous, long new staircase down to the water and you're surprised by private little spots with adirondack chairs. You can be 15 feet from other guests enjoying the beach and still feel like it's your own secret garden spot. There is a little spa cabin by the water as well, and although we didn't partake of the services, it was tempting. I could just imagine the ocean breezes lulling a person to sleep under the skilled hands of the local massage therapist. If you like to watch the boat traffic come and go, this is a great spot. If you're a gardener, you'll appreciate all of the planning and work that has gone into the property. If you like the beach, low tide opens up a white sand mini-spit just off the shore. And if you're crazy and brought work to do (like I did), there are tables in each suite, wifi and lots of peace and quiet.

I recently had a two day stay at the Beach Hideaway B&B on the Sunshine Coast. I requested the…read moreSeaview Suite which fully holds up its name. The living area has a very, unabstructed view of the Straits and Van. Island. A sliding door opens to a deck with grill, table/chairs, lounge chairs and provided beautiful sunsets. Our room was elegant, peaceful with just the sound of the waves on the beach. We took pictures of an Eagle whom roosted nearby. Marsha was a wondeful host guiding us to restaurants, day trip locations, etc. Breakfast was fabulous, homemade and filling. I gave 5 stars as this place deserves it.