We stayed for a night on our ice fishing trip - clean hotel and hallways, spacious parking lot. The…read morehotel itself is a tiny bit dated in the room hallways but nothing was in disrepair. The room itself was nice, we had a kitchenette and a really comfy beds. TV took a little bit of time to figure out but was a nice size for winding down. Hot tub not really that hot - warm at best even with the jets turned on (but only the feet jets turned on, the back jets didn't work for some reason). The pool was small but not too cold. Breakfast was basic - scrambled eggs, sausages, waffle maker, boiled eggs, yogurt, cereal, oatmeal, fruits, muffins, coffee/tea/hot cocoa. However note that it doesn't open until 7am on weekends which caused us to delay our departure. Toiletries available (shampoo/conditioner/soap/makeup remover/shower cap) and toothbrush/paste available at the front desk. Walked to Game On next door for dinner, close and convenient. Friendly and easy check-in/out process. Would come back here again!

I stayed here for a week while my boyfriend was working nearby. The first night, we were in a room…read morenext to the mechanical closet - so there was a constant clunking and whirring noise, preventing us from sleeping. In the morning, I sent a FB message describing the noise & lack of sleep. Within 30 minutes, I had a response from the manager & our room was quickly switched. The staff there are so friendly, the rooms are spacious and clean, and the complimentary breakfast is delicious!

5 Stars all the way. Staying here reminded me of what hotels used to be like. We were greeted…read morewith a big smile at the front desk, and given a thorough run down of the facility and amenities. There were even fresh baked cookies waiting for us! We came directly from the Abbotsford airshow and were hot, tired, and cranky. Being greeted in such a friendly way really helped turn my mood around. We checked in, showered and then immediately hit the pool and hot tub. The pool area was clean and well maintained. There were plenty of clean towels available and although there were a few other families in there, it didn't feel crowded. There is a fancy coffee maker in the lobby, as well as an assortment of teas. I thought this was a really nice touch. Also, in our room was a nespresso machine! I was impressed. Across the street there is an Esso station with a "travel centre" which includes a LARGE convenience store, Burger King, and a Pizza Hut. Also in the same parking lot as the hotel is a Mr. Mikes, and right on the other side is a Boston Pizza - so there are lots of options for food! Rooms include a free FULL breakfast, not just continental. It included waffles, pancakes, bacon, sausage, various breads, scrambled and hard boiled eggs, hashbrowns, yogurt, cereal etc. There was plenty of variety and the buffet line stayed stocked well. Check out was smooth and they actually proactively asked me how the stay was. Now here's the kicker..... a few hours after we checked out, I received a call from the front desk. When we left, I had left some ice packs on the counter. I meant to through them out, but it slipped my mind. they called to ask if I needed them. I really appreciated the call and thanked them, but asked if they could just toss them for me. Oh.... I almost forgot! When booking, I had the option for a double queen room, or a double queen with a balcony for the same price. So I booked the balcony cause I love sitting outside in the evening, and the balcony was HUGE! There's a few rooms with balconies, and they're not all as large as ours was, but ours was MASSIVE. I would definitely recommend this hotel and we'll be staying here again in the future!

Reception is friendly and professional. Hot tub was working during our stay for once, and the room…read morewas clean and quiet. We had a kitchenette and it was stocked with a 2 burner hot plate, fridge, freezer, pots and pans, toaster, microwave, cutlery and cooking utensils/spatulas, bowls, plates, glasses, mugs, detergent, sponge, and dishcloths. The toiletries could be a big bigger as it was not enough for both of us for 3 nights. Breakfast was decent. No more waffle maker but there was a 1 minute pancake machine that worked pretty well. Also fruit, boiled eggs, variety of breads, cereal, milk alternatives, granola, yogurt, egg bites/mini omelettes/sausage/hashbrown. And of course coffee, water, juice, tea. Some reviews said there was banana bread and other baked goods but I didn't notice it other than the muffins. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the BW and hope to be back soon, although the prices are consistently higher than other hotels in the area.

Solid place for a night or two. We were a group of 3 travelling through and were pleasantly…read moresurprised to find a 3 queen bed room so we could each have our own bed. Decent clean bathroom though the water pressure could be improved. An extra sink outside the bathroom in the main room so others can brush their teeth or something if the bathroom is occupied. The safety bar to our room was broken off so we had to rely on the turn lock only. A nice mini space with hangers for jackets. Hot breakfast included, would like to see bacon instead of sausage and some non dairy options. Wifi was strong, staff friendly. Didn't get a chance to check out the hot tub and pool as it closes at 10pm and we were late checking in.

Found that I left my credit card at home. Traveling with my wife and grandson. The manager…read moreGurpreet Sekhon, despite the offer to out down 2000 damage deposit refused to provide accommodation. This is the individual hotels policy, not Ramada This tells you what kind of care and customer service you can expect. Be warned.

I have to say the guy at the front desk is very very friendly. We were kind of stranded on the…read morehighway due to a flat tire. Merritt was our closest city. So we had the car sent on a a flat bed to the nearest tire shop here. We were recommended to this Inn by the towing company. We were told the room we got is one of the newer room. It is a themed room. It was interesting when we walk in that we saw a stove, a big fridge, a hot water tank etc. It is like a suite. It is clean that is for sure. There is two beds in the room. One outside in the living room and one in the bedroom. The stay wasn't bad. The room was just interesting. Floor didn't match the furniture. But that didn't really bothered me. Overall, this is Merritt and for its standard the room is new and clean. We were told the owner will do the rest of the room next spring. The location is a bit out of nowhere. Not much restaurants nearby.

A little off the beaten track, but all in all it a nice place to stay. The fun part was instead of…read moreone bedroom with one bed in the room we had 2 beds. However the bed in the living area replaced the couch. The room was furnished with some dated items. A fridge and stove from the 1970s I believe. It would have been a decent enough place to stay in for the long term. I enjoyed it. You could tell that most of the people who were staying there were there for work. There is a logging mill just 5 minutes away that ran 24 hours a day. On the plus side, you could not hear the mill from the hotel. The room had air conditioning, provided towels, and toiletries. There were plates and cookware avaiable for use. If you decide you don't want to do your dishes there is a fee. And if i remember correctly is $3.00. I would stay there again. It was clean and the staff were pleasant.

Imagine being a cowboy in 1908 and walking into a saloon. Well here you would be reliving that…read more Brian was a wonderful bartender and a good conversationalist. A very good historian of the local land. Great service so kudos to Brian. I had their chicken burger lunch special with fries and a beer and for under $25 left full!

Passing through Merritt, my husband was adamant in stopping at the Coldwater Hotel Pub and having a…read moredish of Criss-Cross fries to feed his nostalgia. The décor of the hotel is a cross between run-down old glamour, recently renovated with new furniture and a coat of paint, and a place where friendly regulars come to drink on a weekday afternoon. A stage and dancefloor on one end and pool tables on the other. We arrived right on time for Happy Hour (drinks only), and enjoyed some mini-sized dirt cheap domestic beer. The smaller glasses held the right amount of beer for me; my husband had a little more beer. We ordered nachos using criss-cross fries to share. A generous portion of nachos arrived and we had our own little portions of salsa and sour cream, but we only got cutlery and napkins, but no plates to share. I guess I was used to always having small plates to help me navigate the nachos. We ended up killing more trees by using extra napkins as plates. They were as you would expect; melted cheese, olives, bell pepper and (thankfully non-spicy) ground beef. An interesting substitute using the criss-cross fries, though I would have preferred just having the new fries to themselves. Happy hour glasses are smaller and cheaper and when you add up the multiples of beers and their prices, it's probably comparable to the Happy Hour prices in a lot of other places.

I haven't been to The Charles Hotel restaurant in Boston Bar probably since the mid 70's, with my…read moreparents... ... and I bet it looked exactly the same. Check out that pink bamboo wall paper! And the red plastic lamps, and red Naugahyde Uplostery (with semi-matching mac-tack vinyl patch). Time capsule or what! The owner caught me taking these photos and said, "You like? Or not like?" I responded, "are you kidding... I love! Don't change a thing." Veggie tofu hot pot was fresh, huge and yummy. Nice owners.

Food was great service above and beyond Yes would go back…read more A little chilly and could use up date food was first class

It's obvious this hotel has been around a while. It may have even been a studio apartment complex…read moreat one time. Either way, the rooms reflect the age of this Quality Inn, but comfort and budget-consciousness more than make up for it. Upon arriving, we were warmly greeted by the hotel owner; working the front desk. Most of the time, in other hotels, it's "business friendly." But we could see the pure appreciation of our being there. * And, given the current political barometer in the States, we appreciated the warm hospitality. * We got to our room and were pleasantly surprised at the size. There were actually TWO rooms, along with a small kitchenette and dining table. The bed was comfortable and the room was quiet throughout the night. The shower had plenty of hot water and good pressure. The breakfast dining area, as well, is spacious with hot food items available. It may not be the most abundant spread of choices, but it was adequate enough to get you going and back on the road. Once again, yes, the hotel has noticeable age to it; chipped paint, misaligned doors, slightly warped flooring. Normally, this would garner a 3-star rating. But I have to give that fourth star to the owner and the genuine graciousness he showed. It was refreshing after a long day of driving. We definitely won't mind coming back.

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!!

This was the first place I seen when I came into town. It…read morewas verry clean and the room was tastefully painted... staff was really kind and accommodating. The price was lower then I expected for this time of year. I will gladly stay here again when I come threw.

Quite satisfactory. Good traditional motel in a small town. Friendly owner/manager. Reasonable…read moreprices with clean rooms and clean exterior spaces. My room is a suite with 2 double beds, a futon, and a kitchen. I would stay here again.

While we were passing through town we stopped by the Trading Post to satisfy my curiosity of seeing…read morea place that is a restaurant, convenience store, post office and gas station all in one. It was exactly as my friend described it, because it contained "everything you could want in a hurry" (and if you can wait a little longer, you can always order online or venture into Princeton). They had an impressive selection of snacks, household items, and outdoor hobby items. The prices did feel a smidge higher than average, but I can definitely understand you pay for the convenience. We had already planned lunch with some friends otherwise I would have voted to have lunch at the Trading Post too.

Really it's about not having any other choice in the street that is Tulameen. I stayed at Otter…read moreLake and thank goodness for The Trading Post - it essentially had everything I've needed. Tonight it was sour cream, and they had it. And for $2.50 for a small container - not bad. Some things are overpriced (like the pack of vanilla oreos I got at $5.94), but what do you expect? And they need to make a living too, so it's not a complaint as much as it is an observation. It's a one stop shop with post office, grocery items, vast array of fireworks, restaurant and eating area in the back. And they're very friendly. A note that they're only open till 6 pm usually (8 pm on Fridays).