Trisha Louise Kasawski

This is the how can I get campus of the university of British Columbia which is a very vibrant campus young students and a lot of engineering subjects. The bus exchange of this campus provides routes for people to get directly to Vernon coldstream seminar and so on.

Quite an experience being there for a granddaughter's graduation. Lots of people helping us into parking etc. Where to go and always very helpful so Thank you

Good value. Decent rooms. Water pressure was horrible however. Showering took 3 times as long to try to get rinsed off. Kinda brutal. But everything else was good.

Modest, but bright, clean and comfortable rooms. Super clean cotton towels and cotton sheets. Air conditioning is great. Kitchen with a few implements to cook with, including a toaster, microwave, coffee maker.

I stayed here for one night in the summer — it was very disappointing. Their slogan says: “We’re not a 5-star hotel, but we provide clean sheets and towels.” But honestly, I didn’t see any cleanliness at all. The linens were not fresh, and the room felt dirty overall. They provided shampoo, soap, and toilet paper, but no hand or paper towels. The bathroom is shared with the next room, which was empty — still, it was advertised as a “private bathroom.” The water pressure was extremely low — even washing hands or taking a shower was a struggle. There’s no fridge, TV, or anything in the rooms — just in the common lounge on each floor. Wi-Fi is free, which was the only decent thing. It cost me $230 for one night during a long weekend, which is not cheap. At that price, there are better hotels, and this place is very far from downtown. Reception staff were rude and unprofessional too.