Three Valley Lake Chateau, Revelstoke

For the price it is not worth it in my opinion. It is a nice location but an old property. We stayed in a one bdrm suite and in the morning my wife and daughters went to take a shower and there was no hot water. Their explanation was the people downstairs probably drained the tank. So we had to wait until they cleaned the room next door so we could shower. Really impressive - first thing in the morning you want to do is go out in the hallway unshowered. No offer to knock anything off the bill and when I went to pay for the ghost town tour they didn't offer to give that to us free - it would have cost them $15.00. Food is cafeteria quality and poor staff attitudes. Ghost town is well worth the time though and I respect the founders vision. I just dont think his vision is carried forward today. For the $200+ we paid I would drive to Revelstoke - 15 minutes.

We had to change plans and got a reservation quickly. The hotel is very quirky and I had to explore. It was very clean inside. There is a ghost-town/tour that is attached to the hotel and I would love to have spent more time doing it. The guy who conducted the tour had tons of information. The scenery is great and I would encourage people who like something off the beaten path to perhaps check into the Cave Suite.

It was the best hotel we stayed in on our road trip, we really enjoyed staying there. It was so good that on the way back we went back!

It was the middle of the week a quick decision made to stop and no regrets, Room had a great view and comfortable large and bright. Restaurant meals were good very relaxed. Gardens were lovely well cared for and that old steam tractor a hoot. and above all those beautiful red peaked roof. We did not get to the review ran out of time. Adrienne Zacharias