Make sure to always check how full the ferries are so you know how early you should arrive to get…read moreon your preferred sailing! We arrived just under an hour before the 6:40 pm ferry on Sunday and ended up being one of the first cars in line, which was great! While you're waiting for the ferry to arrive, you can head over to the beach and enjoy the beautiful BC views. There are also a couple of places where you can grab a bite to eat, so you don't have to wait in the long ferry line for White Spot! I personally love spending my ferry rides out on the deck so I can take in all the amazing scenery. Although BC Ferries isn't perfect, the views make it all well worth it!

Wait times are crazy. Reservations are difficult to make. There's literally one food spot that's…read moreclosed half the time. This place is chud.

I recently booked a tropical vacation with Nicole at Hagen Travel in Summerland i was super happy…read morewith the results!! The trip was smooth ... this is the fourth time we have used her services ..very impressed. Thx Nicole!

Terrible service, only use if you don't mind losing money. Will not accept responsibility for…read morescrew up.leave town for agent you want be sorry

Joshua at Squamish Enterprise was EXTREMELY helpful. We needed to swap out our rental vehicle and…read morehe made it quick and seemless. I would recommend this location to anyone.

The service at Enterprise in Squamish was excellent! Staff was very personable, courteous and…read moreprofessional. The entire process was seamless. Highly recommended.

This is considered one of the better hotels in Squamish area. Not luxurious by any means but it has…read moreall the basic and more. Breakfast is included, which is a nice touch. We did not have breakfast here as we were hurrying to our next destination. Give yourself more time than expected as there was a line when we were checking out around 9 am. There is free parking on site which is always very convenient, and pets are allowed here too. There is a pool with water slide and a hot tub. The place was packed with people, especially children since it was the last week of Spring break, There is also a gym here. Our room was surprisingly big. There was a sitting area with sofa and fireplace. There was also a microwave besides the usual fridge and coffee maker. No bottled water. The bathroom was equally spacious with a big bath tub and seating area. You could fit two in it. Same with the separate shower area. I do not understand why there are showerheads on both ends though, Maybe to save time if you are there with a partner to shower? Checking in and out was quite a breeze. No issue on that. Free wifi, not spotty at all.

The service at this Sandman is amazing, and I can honestly say that I will always stay here when in…read morethe area. Staff was friendly and helpful. Free breakfast included waffles, toast, fruit, yogurt, cereal, eggs etc. Room was clean and hotel was quiet. Thank you Squamish Sandman for accommodating us at short notice and for being so terrific!!

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!

Very helpful staff! He spent a good amount of time showing us the best things to do. My husband got…read moresome great advice.

We were wondering what we can do in Squamish. We came to the Visitor Information to find out more…read more We spoke to the lady working there and she was somewhat clueless. I think she was trying her best but because she lived in the area, many of the things that she can do everyday will not be considered as tourist things/spots. There is a Squamish themed gift shop in the Visitor Information center but the items for sale wasn't that much special or unique other than having the Squamish logo on it. Along the wall outside of the gift shop is a list of things to do brochure. Many of them directed visitors to visit Whistler instead. I believe when thinking of travelling or going somewhere, Whistler comes to mind and not Squamish.

We booked a ride with Airspan for my 89 yr old Mom's bucket list. These folks are laid back and…read morevery hospitable, obviously love their jobs. We booked a half hour ride for a very reasonable price. Our pilot gave us a great tour and explanation of where we were. Highly recommend!

Lovely camp site in forested location with adequate shower and water facilities. The people running…read morethe camp site are super super nice and even offered us some firewood for free. The location is great, a little out of town but quite walkable for fit people...why not walk to Lucky's Smokehouse for food! In the other direction is the amazing Porpoise Park which on a quiet sunny day in Spring is quite magnificent. Again, this is eminently walkable if you like walking. Without a doubt, the best place in Sechelt to camp.

Booked for 2 nights in late May but ended up staying for 4 nights. Beautiful spacious and secluded…read morecampsites with the full range of services. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff and yet assertive when needed. Manager is available 24 hrs per day. High occupancy this early in the season during non weekend days says more than anything I can add.