Coast Osoyoos Beach

"We requested a beach view and a king bed. On checking in we were told we could not have either because we had booked a dog friendly room. Apparently all the king beds are in units facing the beach and no one with a dog can look out the window and see the beach. Instead we had a room with 2 queens one of which was in a bedroom with no air conditioning. It’s interesting the beach front rooms are the same price as this one facing the parking lot. They tell you and advertise that they love dogs. If you have a dog don’t book here."

Sandy Beach Suites

"It was just a fantastic place...right on the beach. Couldn't have asked for a better location. The interior was just as fantastic.. Spacious with all modern furniture; An ensuite bathroom with shower off one of the 2 queen bedrooms. a king bedroom was the 3rd bedroom. A second bathroom had a tub shower. We didn't use any of the kitchen cooking utensils, but everything needed to cook seemed to be there. A washer/dryer came in handy as did the dishwasher. However only one tab for each was provided, so bring your own if you will need to do more than 1 wash for each. Reception staff were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay there very much."

Spanish Fiesta Resort

"If you are looking for a nice beach, and a place for your family to feel at home - this place is great for that. Very chill atmosphere. Can drop anchor from your boat and walk in (up to your hips). Can let your kids run free on scooters and swim in the pool for hours, this is the place. If you like a clean room with housekeeping, a stocked kitchen, no spiders, clean sheets and towels, ice machine, coffee maker - or any of the regular immenities a hotel would have ...this is not the place for you. This was our second stay in 3 years and whoa have things gone downhill. Many of the guests there have been coming for years, and this place definitely attracts a crowd that knows the deal. If you want clean sheets, then you'll have to wait until noon when they put a bin the parking lot for you to exchange yours and take new ones. Once those are gone and you ask for towels the extremely rude owner lady will yell at you that "this isn't a changing room" (not sure what that means) and your basically on your own for clean towels and sheet. The other owner, the man, is grumpy and for sure waiting for the day a developer calls. He already doesn't like you if youve booked with an online site, wants you to call and book with him. Said the ones who book online, get the worst rooms. Its one of the cheapest places on the lake, so you get what you pay for. Our mattress, i'm guessing are from 1974 when they built the place- and have the accompanying stains to go along. These are no queens, doubles at best. Pillows aren't horrible, you get the standard sheet, brown fleece blanket and the top blanket that I wouldn't touch. Kitchen comes complete with 1-3 pans that in their hay day were non stick - circa 2000. Comes with rust and scratches galore. Lucky if there are 3 plates (re clean them...) 2-4 cutlery items. Def bring your own. Outside there are 5 BBQ's that did the trick. Grassy area with picknik tables, but did notice some of guest left their chairs and blankets etc for the week and used them exclusively for their own. Again, very chill. Most of the guests are repeats. Its a good location to walk to town (10 - 15 mins) or 10 mins to Rattlesnake canyon. And right on the beach. If your out all day and not using the beach this is not the place. If you want to sit on your beach chair and watch your 7 kids play and run in the shallow water whilst drinking white claws. Then this place is it. Bring your own bedding, kitchen supplies, and do a solid clean of your own when you get there. Pack for camping, bring everything. Hope this helps! "

Falcon Resort