We were told if we wanted to eat in the restaurant, we had to have a reservation, so we made one. We were not told there was also a cafe that we could have eaten in. We were seated for our reservation, ordered our wine and dinner - and waited, and waited, and waited. Finally our wine came along with our appetizer. My caesar salad was not only wilted, but it had a piece of plastic wrap in it. The offending item was in plain site on the top of the lettuce, but no one in the kitchen nor the server bothered to remove it before serving me the salad. And then we waited and waited some more, all the while watching diners who had come in well after us not only receive their meals, but also finish eating and pay their bills. I finally asked about our dinners and was told that there was only one bbq and since we had ordered the three course dinner, it took much longer for our dinner to be prepared. Hard to believe, as I was served what seemed to be a frozen chicken teriyaki dinner that had been heated up in the microwave. If it was made in the kitchen, the teriyaki sauce bottle must have been merely waved over the bowl. In a word, awful! Granted that the lodge is really in the middle of nowhere, so might not be able to obtain truly fresh food, but if they plan to cater to high-paying heli-ski tour tourists, they need to get their act together.…
I have just spent 5 days with my son, who works at Bell 2 I’m from Australia I can not speak any more highly of all the fantastic staff that work there Everyone of you made me feel so welcome,and went out of your way to make my stay perfect. My accommodation was great as was everything. The food was top class I really would love to come back again one day Bell 2 Lodge is definitely an 11 out of 10 if anyone has thought about going, just go Thankyou all so much …
A little highway robbery going on here with their gas prices. It was the most we paid driving from Edmonton to Fairbanks Alaska, including in northern Yukon. No real reason for such high prices. However the breakfast buffet was great and not too bad a price at $18. The whole place seems a little pretentious for what it offers on the lonely Cassier Highway. I guess you pay oasis prices for this type of facility on this highway.…
crazy gas prizes - selling a full hook up without telling people that none of the site has water. When we asked we were told to use the water in the washroom. Terrible customer service. We were at the campground with a class A motorhome.
The chalets take me back to being in the alps. Huge rooms and comfy beds. No AC and no fridge and VERY VERY limited internet access! The hot tub outside was nice until the bugs came out. A little noisy with the helicopter taking off and landing but not too bad. No TV!
"If you want a tent site, circle the property first and push them a bit on whether or not they have been spoken for or reserved."Read full review
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