This is the most amazing B&B. The hosts, Glenda and Tom, were so welcoming. The Crystal Room, which…read morewe stayed in, was perfect. There is a beautiful pool and hot tub. Both immaculately cared for. Breakfast were continental style, and fresh! We will definitely be going back.

From the owner: With two suites available you are able to arrive through your private entrance to your 450 sq ft…read morewell appointed suite with luxurious bedding and private bathroom. Enjoy your self serve morning goods provided for you at the breakfast bar. There is a large fridge, MW & Keurig coffee/tea machine. You can relax in the spacious shared space with couch, chairs, large TV & desk & reading lamps. Enjoy the view from your suite or salt water pool deck perhaps to then soak in the enclosed hot tub. Dreams B&B is an adult oriented space with not pets allowed.

We live in Calgary and had some friends over from the UK we took them here and stayed 3 nights…read more Ming and WAlter were so friendly the rooms were beautiful as was all the home made food that they made. In the evening when you get back from town you can relax in the hot tub and sit on the private patio with a glass of wine and watch the sun go down on the lake is just beautiful. Best B & B you could wish to visit.

We were upgraded to the Quail's Nest room on the bottom floor, fantastic views, outstanding…read moreservice, without question the best B&B in Summerland. Elaine and Chris were the most gracious of hosts working around our schedule on multiple occasions. Would absolutely go back. Go! Don't forget to try the ice wine at Stoneboat vineyards--TASTY! ~CHEERS!

I stayed here over the weekend in the Red Barn Ranch. It was a nice relaxed place to spend a…read moreweekend here. There are horse riding services and Gwen, the inn keeper took us out for a nice trail ride with horses. It definitely was a nice bed and breakfast place to stay at. I would definitely come back here next time I visit summerland again!! :)

Enjoyed a trail ride with Gwen and my 2 grand daughters in August. A beautiful Ranch with access…read moreto a trail ride that leads up a mountain with excellent views of the country side. Gwen was excellent with my grand daughters and offered a lesson and safety tips before heading out. The horses were well disciplined and well taken care of. I would highly recommend Red Barn Ranch for a great riding experience whether you are a novice or experienced rider. Colleen Kerr, Victoria, B.C.

Sunday, May 17, 2015. Eric and I arrived Saturday, half an…read morehour before check in, but we just couldn't stall at the pub any longer. After a whirlwind trip from Burnaby to Kamloops to Revelstoke to Naramata via the old Westside Road (highly recommended, but that's another story), we were excited to lay down roots for a couple of days in a B&B we found on an Internet search. A slow drive up the winding mountain road towards Chute Lake led us to the closest place to Heaven we have ever been. We were greeted at the door by Maya, her smile welcoming and her eyes aglow. A beautiful welcome! She gave us a tour, explained that we simply had to ask if we needed anything, and encouraging us to take all that is offered in their beautiful home. After being on the road for 7 hours, we had stopped to get supplies for a picnic supper with a stop to Poplar grove for the triple cream Camembert. It went perfectly with the Cottonwood Estate wine chilling in the fridge for us. We enjoyed our meal on our balcony overlooking Okanagan Lake, with views from the mountains through Penticton with Skaha Lake beyond over to Summerland. We stayed in the Garden Suite. A huge canopied king size bed that was perfect - covered in lush sheets, a fireplace that could be ambience or heat, a fridge to keep the wine cold and a deep soaker tub, two wingback chairs and a patio with the most amazing views blew us away when we entered. I met Ben as he was playing with their darling daughter in the garden. He was just as friendly and welcoming as his lovely wife. We enjoyed a glass of wine on the andorondak chairs overlooking the lake and life was good. We woke the next morning and received our breakfast at the requested time. A delicious rolled cheese and spinach omelet, perfectly cooked butcher bacon, a half mango and Pain du Chocoat for me and a croissant for Eric as he has a special diet, coffee and OJ. We headed out to do the wineries, but decided to get in some supplies and sit on the andorondak chairs and watch the lake instead. (we did hit our favorite wineries on way the way back though, as well as Upper Bench for more great cheese (Grey Baby) We enjoyed the afternoon and evening, another picnic supper and some fine Bench wines. We saw quail, mountain goats and a lot of deer poop, but alas, no deer. We wandered the pathways, took a ton of pictures, and found the ONLY place we will stay in Naramata from now on. I can't wait to see what breakfast brings tomorrow. It will be hard to say goodbye, but I will highly recommend this to everyone I know.

From the owner: Sitting in relative isolation, overlooking the orchards and vineyards surrounding the village of…read moreNaramata, BC is Forgotten Hill Bed & Breakfast. Surrounded by elegant Ponderosa Pines, tall grasses, wild yarrow and tumbling mustard, Forgotten Hill is set on a totally private, fenced and gated, 148 acre estate. There are the most amazing, panoramic views of vineyards, lake, mountains and wide open sky. A place where the eagles soar, the crows frolic in the sky and where one can leave one's cares behind. Bring your binoculars. And your electric car - we have charging stations.

How freaking cute! Spanish style rooms with private hot tubs and spacious amenities. Perfect for a…read moreromantic get away! Your view is clear pictures of the lake. The people are super friendly and prices are reasonable! I attended a wedding there recently and it was perfect setting! I thoroughly enjoyed this place and can't wait to come back!

This place is amazing. The view is spectacular and the couple that run it are just as amazing…read more Recently went to a wedding here and they were more than accommodating. Every room has its own private hot tub and they serve a delicious breakfast that will not disappoint. I would highly recommend this place. I would definitely come back.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights while visiting Naramata and Penticton wineries in the…read moreearly Fall. We were looking for a room on the lower end of the price spectrum and from what we found purely from online research, Y Knot offered great value for the price. The breakfasts prepared by Colin and Gail were delightful! We also enjoyed the big king sized bed in our room (dubbed Kai's Waterfall by our hosts). Although the hot tub and pool were close or down for maintenance when we visited, we were able to take advantage of the wonderful steam room in the basement. One of our must-do's during our visit was to ride the Kettle Valley Railway portion that runs across the hillside above Naramata and Penticton. We explicitly chose Y Knot because they offered us the loan of two bikes and a ride up the hillside to where the KVR bike path begins. If we had walked our bikes up there, it would have been a bad slog. Our bedroom was adjacent to a common area shared with the other guest suite. In the mornings Colin and Gail put out a hot coffee or tea for us before breakfast. There was also a microwave and mini fridge in this common space available for our use. My only suggestion is that it would have been comforting to have access to a kettle and some mugs. I enjoy a bed time cup of tea but wasn't sure if I would over step my hosts hospitality by asking to use theirs so I did without.

A cute place to stay with some quirks. This B&B is located in Summerland on switchback road closer…read moreto the lake than the town. The B&B is on a small farm that has some fruit trees, chickens, and sheep. The setting is very pretty and the grounds are large and great for exploring. The B&B has 2 rooms. The first floor room is handicapped accessible and spacious. We stayed in the first floor and a family member stayed on the second floor. We stayed here for 9 days so we feel like we got the full experience. Both rooms have private bathrooms and queen sized beds. The rooms had TVs, AC, wifi, sitting areas, etc.... The room downstairs has a water dispenser and the one upstairs has a fridge. The rooms are updated and feel fresh and new. I have no complaints about the rooms at all. Our daily breakfast was very good and the owners will ask you what you want and can adjust accordingly. They definitely don't skimp and the food is plentiful! We had breakfast on the front porch daily. The husband does hover during breakfast. There's space for two cars (or more) so parking isn't an issue. The area is very quiet as it is a farm. On several days we saw a mother deer and her two babies walking through the fruit trees. 3 stars is A-Ok as Yelp says, but here is my reasoning for not giving a 4 star rating: When we arrived and several other times we were there, the husband wanders around with no shirt. I know it's a farm, but to be greeted in the afternoon by him sitting on the couch with no shirt is odd. Also, we felt as if our rooms were the only area we could easily go without intruding. There was a living room, but it felt like the hosts' space and not welcome to guests. When you go upstairs, you have to walk through the hosts' study/computer area. Also, the Wifi is there, but really difficult to get in the downstairs room. When sitting on the porch (as I didn't feel welcome in the living room), comments were made by the hosts about our phone/internet usage; in a judging way that we were too connected via phones/internet, etc... I've stayed at several other B&Bs in other cities and I've always felt welcome in the common areas. This B&B felt very much like I was renting a room but needed to stay in that space. I would stay here again but it wouldn't be my first choice. My family member who stayed in the other room felt the exact same way. The room itself is great, comfortable, and a good price. It's just a weird experience.

Fantastic place. The surrounding natural beauty harmonizes perfectly with the tasteful and…read moreluxurious decor and the warmth of the owner, Renee. There is also a hot tub and an outdoor yoga studio where there are daily yoga classes held. The facility is also wheel chair accessible. I would recommend this for a rejuvenating experience that you would remember for life and would want to repeatedly come back to.