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A lakefront hotel in Revelstoke nestled between stunning Three Valley Lake and the Monashee Mountains, Three Valley Lake Chateau & Ghost Town offers a unique blend of modern comforts and historical attractions. Our Revelstoke resort features 200 comfortable guest room accommodations and suites with beautiful garden or lake views, an onsite restaurant, and a heritage ghost town tour, complete with 25 historic buildings from the late 1800s, an antique auto museum and a railway roundhouse.
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HOTEL STYLE
Quaint
Lake View
Location
8903 Trans Canada Hwy, Revelstoke, British Columbia V0E 2S0 Canada
We stayed here one night while traveling across BC. Our initial impression entering the lobby was positive. The stay were professional and friendly. Upon entering our room we noticed a stale smell and quickly realized there wasn’t any AC, nor cross ventilation. We opened the broken screen to let air in and were greeted with outstanding views of the gardens and lake. The room was clean but very dated. There was a small TV with poor reception which was due to the difficult valley location, I’m sure. We did not visit the ghost town, so cannot comment. Instead, we went for a swim in the quirky pool room which was themed on the Titanic, complete with an enormous wall painting. There was an adjoining games room with floor chess and shuffleboard plus tennis tables. I thought that this hotel must have been a huge draw for families back in the 60s and 70s. It was really appealing to us on that level. However, it is really showing its age and needs an infusion of cash and care to smarten it up for today’s travelers. Some basic maintenance would go a long way to improving the appearance of the buildings. Because it is old, there is little soundproofing which one needs to be aware of when booking. I thought that the pricing was too high for the quality of the rooms.
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Date of stay: July 2022
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The room was unique, with amazing views. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. There was a lot to see and do on the property, including the Ghost town. The historical feel to it made it feel a bit eerie and interesting. Just loved it 🥰 Only downfalls were the restaurant hours. It would make a difference if they fixed the water fountain/stream that they had in the front area and the section that’s peeling between each of the deck areas.
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Date of stay: July 2023
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:The pool & hot tub are on the small side, so time it out. With lots to check out on the property,...
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We’ve always just driven past but decided to stay at the chateau this time. It’s a quirky place and has an interesting history. We stayed in a loft room which had two floors, the bed upstairs and living area and bathroom downstairs. It was a nice sized space and the view of the lake was beautiful. The bed however was smallish and not very comfortable. The chateau unfortunately seems a bit run down. There’s no AC or wifi in the rooms which I think can be a deterrent to some. They did provide fans and there is wifi in the lobby and the rec room. There’s a library with puzzles and books, a billiards table, pool, hot tub, ping pong tables etc. There were many great spaces that could be utilized better to draw people in and probably did exist there in the past. The lake is lovely and they have kayaks and paddle boards available to rent of you can bring your own and launch from the beach or dock.
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Date of stay: July 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Very tired and dated hotel. Certainly not a three star. Rooms were small and stuffy and would benefit from a thorough cleaning. Restaurant had a limited menu so we drove to Revelstoke for dinner, a round trip of 30 miles. Wifi is patchy and only available in the lobby. Staff were abrupt Booked for two nights and left after one.
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Date of stay: August 2024
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This is a great spot. We had a king lake view room. The views are spectacular and the hotel has so much character and charm. We really enjoyed our stay. We had dinner at the restaurant which is your only option in the area as it is about 20 minutes outside of Revelstoke. It was a bit pricey for what you get but after a long day travelling it was nice to settle in and have dinner and a beautiful lake view.
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:The hotel does not have wifi in the rooms nor is there air conditioning but those things did not...
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This Family run resort is nestled between 3 mountains on the shores of a spectacular little lake. My husband and I chose to stay here for our anniversary after visiting the Ghost town with our son a few weeks ago. The entire resort is filled with antiques and historical items. The rooms are basic but clean and comfortable. We stayed on the second floor with an Amazing view of the Gardens and the lake! We wondered the grounds after checking in. It was very relaxing. There are kayaks to rent (at reasonable rates- $15/half, $25/hour) if you're wanting to explore the lake. This year ( after 2 Covid seasons) they have a very small gift shop area and Family dining room. We viewed the menu but found it a bit too pricey for the offerings. They are only open for Breakfast (7-10AM) and Dinner (5-8PM). Staff were all friendly and helpful. The young girl at the front desk managed to get us a last minute private tour of the Hotel Bellevue in the Ghost town. It was fantastic! Our tour guide, Rose is a family member and gave an incredible tour. After checking out the next morning, we spent the afternoon exploring more of the Ghost town. They have a gift shop in the town that sells souvenirs, coffee, ice cream, sandwiches and snacks. Rose (our guide from the previous evening) also has a large shop in the town that sells crystals, gifts and local handmade products. There are 1000s of historical items on display in the various buildings. They also have train rides on a small train that runs through the forest every hour. ( A nominal charge of $4/adult applies) The most recent addition is a full size "Roundhouse" complete with railcars to explore. Washrooms were also on site here. They also offer very affordable annual passes if you're able to visit often. Highly recommend a visit! Great for Families
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Date of stay: June 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:If you're planning on visiting the Ghost town bring a good pair of walking shoes and apparel for...
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Staying at the Three Valley Gap Chateau is an experience in itself as this is no ordinary big chain hotel. It is an hotel that has grown with the family who own and run it and reflects the idiosyncracies that have fascinated them since they built it. The indoor swimming pool celebrates The Titanic while, outside and throughout the hallways, antiques and memorabilia decorate niches and shelves to fascinate the guests. The staff are always pleasant, helpful and ready to greet guests personally and affably. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend the hotel to other travellers.
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Date of stay: July 2024
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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I have worked in hotels for 20 years and I have a fascination for older hotels with history and character. If you are looking for a chic boutique hotel then go to Toronto. If you are looking for a hotel with charm, and a unique history not easily found in an industry overrun with major hotel chains this then this is the location for you. The rooms are clean. The staff are very pleasant. The views from all rooms as far as I can tell are great (the loft suite views are the best). The restaurant has great down-to-earth cooking with prices that are very, very reasonable (I had assumed that being the only place nearby to order food that they would price gouge, but that is simply not the case). The courtyard and gardens are a hit with children. The lake is wonderful and the rental options for paddle boats or kayaks are also very reasonable (the guy running the rental area was very kind). Yes, some of the common areas and furniture are older, but putting in EQ3 furniture in this type of hotel would be weird. Don't come in expecting Vegas Chic and you will have a great time. The location is perfect to get to Revelstoke town (15 minutes), Enchanted Forest (15 minutes). I will write a separate review for the Ghost Town, but please know that that particular attraction is worth every penny (14 bucks and half off for guests) and my family easily spent 3 hours loving every second and we could have spent longer. Stay 2 nights and you will love the hotel and surrounding area/attractions.
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Date of stay: July 2021
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First of all it has nothing to do with the ghost down by the way. Secondly the ghost town is well worth the spend. Took about an hour and a half to get through. Could take you longer if you're a history geek. Secondly the front desk staff is very rude - just like a lot of the other reviews stated. The rooms are extremely dated and very hot. You can sleep with the window open but the trucks will keep you awake all night. NOT worth the spend. The restaurant food is very Bland and to expensive..... And most of all the restaurants staff is extremely rude, inexperienced, and non-appreciative. I highly recommend taking the Ghost Town tour then heading your way to Revelstoke for a decent accommodation and food
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Date of stay: August 2022Trip type: Travelled with family
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This hotel is so cool. No it’s not ‘fancy ‘ but the rooms are renovated. The beds were comfortable and everything worked just fine. People have complained about no wifi in the room but there’s full cell phone coverage at the hotel so it was fine for us. There’s no air conditioning but we didn’t even notice. Our room was absolutely fine even though it was +28 outside.. The hotel has its own hydro electric and they simply couldn’t run A/c in every room. Staff was absolutely amazing and friendly. All of them. The housekeeper, front desk , gift shop and restaurant staff. We stayed 2 nights and spent the morning on kayaks and paddle boards and the afternoon at the museum/ghost town. The ghost town was shockingly cheap for what it was. Show me another place you can entertain the whole family all day for $21. (Guest price). The food at the restaurant was so good!!! We drove all the way from NW Saskatchewan just to come here and we were not disappointed.
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Date of stay: July 2022Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:You absolutely have to go to the ghost town. Give yourself hours and go slow. It’s worth it.
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There are more places to choose from in the Revelstoke area.
PRICE RANGE
C$174 - C$236 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
3 valley lake chateau & ghost town, three valley lake chateau and ghost town, three valley lake chateau & ghost town hotel revelstoke
LOCATION
CanadaBritish ColumbiaKootenay RockiesRevelstoke
NUMBER OF ROOMS
200
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