What a gem. I've traveled between Vancouver & the Rockies many times and only just learned of this…read moreplace. Sleep in a caboose? Heck yes! We were in Kamloops looking online for a place to spend the night and we found the rate quite enticing, considering it's the same rate as some of the budget hotels just off the hwy. This location is just off the hwy near Chase. We reserved over the phone and headed straight over. It was nice to stay on the lakefront and we even built a campfire! Blaire is the lovely woman who runs it, she is a great host to chat with & makes killer pancakes! This is an HI hostel so if you have a membership you get a discount. We traveled during the pandemic so lucky for us we had a whole caboose to ourselves - we are a couple. Normally they sleep up to 6 (there are 4 cabooses) dorm style. There are 3 bunks in each (well ours anyways), kitchen, toilet and sink, large lockers, sitting area, and each caboose has it's own outdoor picnic table & bbq. The bunk bed is a very comfy single size mattress. I had a great sleep! Showers are in a building close by. You can pay a bit extra for pancake breakfast with coffee or tea, well worth it! Stay here for a unique experience!

This hostel is also known as hi hostel shuswap lake…read more A hostel you will only find in canada: A canadian train wagon (cabooses used until 1967 for rail staff to switch tracks for trains). The trainwagon is now used as dorm with view of the lake. What i liked: - definitely unique accomodation (kids will love it) - view over the lake - included is use of the canadian canoe - basic, very good priced accomodation - friendly and helpful staff ( even though i arrived well before check in time, i still could check in and got loads of tips). Even though the highway is next to the hostel, it did not really bother me. I slept very well. Tip: you will need a car to get here. It is idealy located between whistler and the rocky mountains, so good stop over on a roadtrip Very reasonable pricing.

Ski out and ski in They have internet, a large lounge/common…read morearea and private & semi private rooms. Catch the shuttle bus from Kamloops

I stayed here with my wife in a private room on the upper floors. Room was clean and quiet but very…read morecramped. It seems the graybeards stay on the upper floors and might be the ones subsidizing the lower rates for others, which I'm fine with. Lobby doors kept locked at night except for those with cards, so there is security in place. Would stay here again, within walking distance of everything downtown.

Nice and clean hostel. The stuff is helpful and friendly. I stayed in a 6 bed mixted dorm and paid…read more26 dollars a night. Free wifi big patio and a very big kitchen a lot of events, like bbqing in the yard big tv room I definitely can recommend it!

They are a bunch of thieves and liers. They scammed me out of my money and did not offer any…read moresolution to my complains. The treatment by the owners was very rude and impolite. I think he is indian. He and his workers doesn't know anything about customer service. It is also very expensive for a hostel. It's better to pay a little bit more & stay at a 5 star hotel. I will never ever stay at this horrible place again. My advise to you STAY AWAY.

Samesun is a large, modern hostel in Kelowna. It's very spacious and clean with nice beds and…read moredecor. My room was quiet, comfortable and the property was close to my appointments. Best hostel in Kelowna.

This hostel is located a bit outside of the downtown area, but just 2 blocks from the beach, so…read morethat's nice. It was your typical hostel experience. I was there with my boyfriend, and we shared a double bed in a 4-bed room for $25 each. A little pricey for a shared bed in a shared room, but still cheaper than any hotel around. Beautiful back garden area with some hammocks. But it was close to a busy street. Oh, and if anyone is wondering, a cab ride is about $35 to Mission Hill Winery from the hostel. There's a bus that connects to the winery about once an hour (at least on Saturdays), but takes well over an hour to get there. I'd stay here again if I were looking to go on a budget holiday.

Great place, friendly staff and visitors, like most Hostels.read more

I love the look of this place and that's one reason I wanted to stay here…read more The man at the front desk was helpful and kind. We got our keys and went to our room. We had two single beds. The room was very clean and cozy. Exactly what you want when you're just stopping in to sleep then hit the road. We were up so early we didn't have the continental breakfast. Great sleep ok the beds. And super clean

When I phone, I get this message: Your call cannot be completed as dialed. I wonder if the Cube…read moreHotel went out of business. The domain https://cubehotel.ca/ is for sale. When I attempt to book on various other websites it says no accommodation is available.

My father from 1965 to 1980 was the executive director at the hostel one K David holmes ' i was…read morewondering if i have the same hostel ?

Nice hostel! Everything is Nice and clean, staff was…read morefriendly as well. Just a great time for young and old.

This is a very basic hostel, and doesn't really compare with other hostels I've been to in the…read morepast. The kitchen equipment is very old and broken, the reception is closed between 12pm and 3pm (when most people would like to check in!) and the place is very noisy at night when other guests move around. That being said, it is clean, warm and dry and in a decent location if you're heading to Revelstoke to ski/ride. If you're ok with staying in a dorm room on the cheap, I can't comment, but if you're looking for a place to stay in a private room, $70 per night is probably a bit steep for what you get.