We stayed with our hockey team for a tournament and used a conference room and the pool. The front desk staff were friendly. My son said the hot tub was at 106, which was a bit hot, but the facilities were all in great shape and well-kept. They cleaned our room and did a nice job. I would recommend staying here.
Great value for money, we only stayed 1 night as we were passing through but very comfortable stay. Yes it's a bit old and dated but had everything we needed and great price for it, bed was comfy and reasonably quiet, would recommend of looking for somewhere no frills. It also had a free breakfast which I didn't really have any expectations for but again for the money it was great, fresh coffee, juice, yogurt, toast, a few hot cooked breakfast items, but best of all they had a waffle machine to make your own which were so nice and fresh, so definitely have the place a few extra points!
It was a bit out of town but think there was a bus that went there, or maybe 40 mins walk which wasn't too bad.
This hotel was charging evacuees 400$ per night . And when there was only essential travel allowed in the area and no one to be staying in hotels as rooms were suppose to be used for evacuees They had a different tour bus in 3 nights in a row . Some Evacuees slept in their cars in the parking lot !!!Hallways were dirty and carpets rippled causing a tripping hazard . Tiles in bathroom fell off ,shower curtain ripped mold in shower . Entire room smelt like a wet dog . Staff was pleasant and kind during our stay . However I will never stay in a Comfort Inn ever again!!!
This is an excellent, very well managed hotel. Rooms are nice, very clean. Quiet. Beds comfy. Breakfast above average for a chain hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay here again.
En route from Vancouver to Banff, a one night stopover to break the journey.
Salmon Arm is quite pleasant but limited stopover town.
The hotel has no evening catering and there are limited restaurant opportunities anywhere nearby.
The rooms and facilities were clean and satisfactory, the beds quite comfortable but dismal outlook. The hot tub was u/s.
The decor is a rather drab beige/brown but for the most part it works.
The inclusive breakfast, in a dim back room with no natural light, was possibly the worst I have experienced in many years of travelling. Paper plates; plastic omelette, bacon like crisps ( chips ) drab hash browns - I gave up.
It was not expected to be the most salubrious and it was only a stopover. But it was still C$240 for the night, bed and breakfast.
