Revelstoke Hotels with Kitchens

"Revelstoke is the first stop of my self-driving Banff, Calgary, Kimberley, Kelowna ring line. Maybe the town belongs to a tourist resort, and there is a larger ski resort, so the hotel room rate is not cheap. If it is next to the snow field, the hotel is said to be 2-3000 Canadian dollars a night. Sandman is a typical motel, better than the average ”studded” Motel. I booked a single bed room and the sofa was old. There is also a small stove with two electric stove eyes, but one of them is bad; The faucet of the sink 🚰 takes a lot of effort to tighten before it drips, and the water seems to be easy to block. A pot in the cabinet was completely unwashed, and the bottom of the pot was still sticky with protein. I brought a milk pot, tableware, ingredients and semi-finished products. Fortunately, the room is equipped with a coffee machine, microwave oven and electric kettle, and a vomit driver. I think this is its advantage. Although these appliances are old, it is better than nothing! The surrounding environment is quiet when you go to bed at night. But for a one-night stay, the price of 160+ Canadian dollars (excluding breakfast) is high and the price is low."

"Beyond expectations, we booked a two-bedroom suite, the room kitchen utensils are all available, the appliances are relatively good brands, the living room has a fireplace, each bedroom has a small terrace, you can drink coffee and see the mountain view. The cable car and coaster are particularly interesting. The restaurant downstairs in the hotel tastes great, and there are several small shops selling outdoors, and I actually bought a small bag of birds, 50 knives."

"Apartment-style hotel, very suitable for family travel. The accommodation is very new and well-equipped. The second floor is the kitchen and living room, and the first floor is two bedrooms. The inconvenient part is that the bed is a bit small. For parents with children, a king size bed would be more comfortable. The hotel front desk is not open 24 hours a day. It is recommended to arrive at the hotel in advance if you need to check in in person, because there is no front desk service after 11 pm, and the vitual check-in experience is not very smooth."

"The location is beautiful and peaceful. Unfortunately far from the main town which is not practical for those like me who don't own a car. There is taxi service for about $30 to get to town, which is actually less than other vacation spots in BC, and the area itself of the hotel is a good getaway from anything loud. I enjoyed my time here. Nice pool, hot tub and sauna. Breakfast is included which is practical but the resto is closed in evenings due to Covid. You can order food if needed. "

"The breakfast is full and there is no meat. We didn't ask for an extra bed, and we didn't know much about the extra bed. There is a suite with a kitchen, two rooms have two beds, and a living room with a three-person sofa that has been dirty for a long time. There is free parking, it is more suitable for children, the hotel location is good, it is more convenient to travel."