Hotels With Pools in British Columbia, Canada

Great location, right in the city center/next to the highway, close to supermarkets and restaurants. It's a 7-minute drive to the lakeside beach and 20 minutes to City Park. Excellent value for money, includes free parking, WiFi, and a 24-hour front desk. The rooms are new, renovated in 2024–2025, with a simple and modern design. The bedding is comfortable, and a mini-fridge and coffee maker are provided. Friendly service, with a warm front desk staff and quick check-in/check-out. It's also pet-friendly. Practical breakfast: No free breakfast, but they provide vouchers for the adjacent Ricky’s restaurant (can be exchanged for pancakes/bacon/eggs). You can upgrade your breakfast for an extra charge; I tried the BC Benny, and it was quite good. Facilities include a seasonal outdoor pool, a small gym, and a self-service laundry room. A nice little touch: They put a rubber ducky in the bathroom, which adds a fun brand personality. The downside is the motel-style layout: external corridor access means less privacy. There's only one elevator, so for lower floors, taking the stairs is recommended. Noise issue: Rooms facing the street experience noticeable noise from highway traffic. It's advisable to request a room away from Harvey Ave when checking in. There's no elevator access to the 2nd and 3rd floors, which can be challenging if you have a lot of luggage.

This Whistler resort offers an exceptionally convenient location with quick, effortless access to both the village and the gondola station. While the rooms and facilities are overall good enough to provide a comfortable stay, it is worth noting that the south tower is showing its age a bit more than the newer north tower. For leisure, guests can enjoy casual fun at the small heated pool and hot tub on-site. When it comes to pricing, visitors should anticipate extra costs at checkout; the $37 CAD gated self-parking fee combined with resort charges adds up to an additional $90 CAD or so. Despite these extra fees, the property ultimately delivers great value for money. The experience is further elevated by Whistler itself, which serves as a spectacular, scenic destination—particularly on a sunny day. Purchasing an Alpine ticket is highly recommended, as it seamlessly covers the uphill gondola, the famous Peak 2 Peak gondola, and the chairlift to the very top, capping off a wonderful mountain getaway.

Pros: Location is great. Lots of cafe and restaurants nearby. Aritzia is a short 6 min walk away. Service was warm and professional. Valet service was just ~$10 more compared to regular parking so it was worth it. Had to enter the hotel via the back entrance with our car. Staff approached immediately and helped us unload our bags and check in. I ordered an in room dining service for breakfast. Food arrived about 15 min early, which worked out well for me. Food tasted great~ Staff's response was quick when I requested for additional water Appreciated the rubber duckies. I thought that'sa nice touch. Cons: No trash bags. So trash cans looked dirty and stained. Lighting is extremely dim. Lucky that it was sunny when I stayed and there's lots of big windows so that helped. The room seem a bit empty. Things are located at inconvenient spots. No chair or table by the bathtub. Though there's a tiny rolling cart so that's good. Wish they provided some sort of pillow or cushion for the bath. But I understand that may not be the most sanitary. There were plenty of towels so I used that as a cushion for my neck. No place to put stuff down in the second bathroom. There is only one mirror and it's in the bathroom inside the master bedroom. Seems a bit inconvenient. For such a big space, I feel it's too empty. Overall stay was still great. Loved the balcony, the bathtub, the service, the food, and especially the location.

This is a good hotel . There was a little difficulty during our stay that was not hotels fault. The management professionally dealt with it. We were last minute guests for the staff?, after leaving a very ‘’poor’’ hotel very quickly. Friendly, atmosphere, if I am next in Victoria ?, the VIC will be where we will stay, , easy 5 minute drive. 1mile from downtown.

My family of four with children has some business to do in Campbell River, so there are some inconveniences with the one-day reservation facility, but overall it's good.

Quiet, good experience overall. The room size was just right for our family of three; the two double beds were perfect, and the mattresses were comfortable—not too soft or saggy. The staff were very helpful, there's a pool, and breakfast is complimentary. Check-out was quick and easy too. Everything was great, and it's super convenient for shopping and dining near the hotel.

Nice property. Very ridge on early and late check-in and check out. Check on time is 1:00 and it is an extra $50 to check in early. Check-out time is 11:00 and can be extended to noon without a fee but beyond that it is $50. Breakfast is a little bit light with no hot foods. Great pool and water slide along with a hot tub. I had a suite, and room size was good, almost a mini condominium.

The room is big and spacious . Bed and pillows are comfortable. The kitchen is a big plus for us since we stayed for 3 nights. It is in a good location, near the bus stop and within walking distance to all good restaurants. The only downside is it’s near the hospital so ambulance sirens can be bothersome. Otherwise, it was a good and pleasant stay.

Pros: 1. The hotel's location right by the Inner Harbour is convenient for visiting several nearby attractions. 2. The front desk staff were very enthusiastic and gave us detailed information about the hotel's entertainment and dining facilities, as well as local sights. Knowing we were driving, they also informed us about parking (even though there's a charge). 3. The beds were comfortable. Cons: 1. Due to the hotel's age, the bathroom only has a bathtub, no separate shower. They've installed two glass panels to act as a splash guard, but there's a large gap between them, which means shower water still wets the entire bathroom floor. 2. The windows in the rooms facing the street aren't double-glazed, so the noise from passing vehicles at night is very loud. At over 4000 a night, the value for money is extremely low.

A very pleasant stay, and good value for money. Although the hotel is a bit older, it's well-maintained. The only issue is that every morning, dozens of landscape workers gather there for team training and meetings. They then congregate again to get coffee and drinks, which can be inconvenient for guests. I hope this can be improved.