Hotéis em Kamloops com Breakfast

The room is facing the street and the noise is loud at night. The small refrigerator drip is also very noisy. Breakfast is quite simple, count as basic breakfast. You can park for free, pay attention to the area, the front desk will register the license plate number, and put a strip on the dashboard. The traffic is full. There are 7-11 blocks per block, and there are not many things.

So we stayed as part of our Rocky Mountaineer tour through western Canada. So in its self the hotel is ok room was clean with air con bathroom a tad small. Best thing where the hotel staff who where really helpful. Not sure however that it’s of a standard that the Rocky Mountaineer trip suggests it should be. Kamloops itself is a bit of a one horse town and we where glad it was just a one night stay.

Staff and services we're all helpful the rooms we're clean the food was average would stay aging

It was awesome.been staying here for the last 3 months service is awesome everything is so awesome!! Service is awesome. Restaurants so good Shellie was my waitress and tirth is so the chef I recommend this restaurant and Parkview Inn and suites The Scotts Inn to everybody in the whole world. Come stay at the Scott's Inn & suites Parkview Inn and suites that's where I'm staying it's awesome

The kids were on spring break, and we planned a road trip to Banff, so we hit the road. One night in Kamplus, then Revelstoke, then Banff. We thought we would stay there while passing through Kamplus and Reverstoke, so we chose Fairfield, a relatively new hotel. Unexpectedly, it far exceeded our expectations! Due to weather conditions, it was going to snow in Banff and our car did not have snow tires, so we canceled our trip to Banff and went to Kelowna instead. We also booked Fairfield. This time we stayed at Fairfield in all three places. The room is large in size, the breakfast is free and the dining environment is good, the facilities are complete, the service is uniform and user-friendly, clean and tidy. And each hotel provides coffee and tea all day long in the dining area on the first floor for your own consumption. The price-performance ratio is very superior, and none of the three companies have any drawbacks. I am very happy!

The overall is very general Motel, it is OK to stay temporarily in Kamloops. The front desk brother has a good service attitude, close to TRU, selected a barrier-free room, large area, with a supporting pool fitness device

The room is amazingly clean. The 2 double beds and pillows are very comfortable. However, the single bed is sagging and made a lot of noise when you turn. Price is very reasonable. The bathroom fan is very weak. The Motel’s restaurant, the Hideout Cafe, only opens at 8:00 am which I think is a bit late for travellers. If bathroom fan and restaurant open hours can improve, this is overall a very good motel.

We were blown away by the quality of service at the delta hotel in kamloops. The staff were friendly and efficient, everything went smoothly starting with our checkin, the front desk agent made the gesture to congratulate us on our engagement. The pool area was spotless and well maintained. We were also impressed with the food at Cordo restaurant, coming from Vancouver we have no shortage of great restaurants, and I would say that cordo is very on par with the dining experience in Vancouver. The menu selection was fantastic and cocktails were also very thoughtful. Make sure to check out stills distillery while staying at the hotel for some tapas and cool drinks. Thanks Delta Kamloops, we will be back!

We had a spotless, spacy room. Furniture and fittings all in good condition, good soundproofing, and a capable and friendly front desk. Reassuring and relaxing. Good breakfast included. Hotel easily accessible from Highway 1, so ideal for a stopover.

I have always liked the Accent Inn chain and have stayed with them many times, mainly in Kelowna. The staff are invariably helpful and friendly and the hotels are generally comfortable. But they are not especially suitable if you are working. There was a desk in Room 207 in Kamloops but not a desk chair - the chair was sort of like a modest dining room chair. You couldn't adjust anything on the chair and because it was not on wheels it was difficult to move around on the carpet. The lighting is too dim, partly because 2 lamps in the room didn't work. I couldn't use the one on the desk itself because I had to use the outlet for my laptop. And note - I had to crawl under the desk to plug my laptop in. There is track lighting on the ceiling aimed at the desk surface but it does not cast enough light. Although check-in is posted as 4 I was not able to get into my room until almost 5. The next morning - no caf coffee only decaf. That was rectified on my second morning.