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Before leaving for a trip to Rocky Canada, the schedule suddenly changed due to the fires in Jasper National Park, so I decided to stay in Camrups. The hostel is clean and the staff is very friendly.

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.

I have been meaning to write this review for several months. Back in mid-June my spouse and i were in a horrific car accident just outside of Kamloops. We left the Hospital around midnight, and we were able to secure a room especially since it was a weekend. We left the hospital with nothing. Our car was destroyed, and our clothes were cut off us in the emergency room. We walked out the hospital with donation clothes and in horrible pain. The hotel staff were incredible, due to our accident they reduced the nightly rate and helped us with providing essentials for the bathroom. The front desk staff went above and beyond to check to see how we were recovering and if we needed anything. I would like to express my sincere thank you to the Sandman Hotel Kamloops Front Desk staff, cleaning staff and Hotel management for helping us in just a horrible time.

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

While there is still some renovating going on (the pool area hasn't been finished), this friendly hotel, just off the highway, offers great value with fantastic, newly-renovated rooms. The decor of the room I stayed in (king size bed) was peaceful and modern with great tv service. Close to a couple of restaurants and a popular coffee shop just a few minutes walk (you can also get free coffee in the lobby) away, the hotel was a great find and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it any traveler.

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.

The good things about this place are location by the river, and the rooms appear to have been updated. However: the sink is directly inside to the right, where the door swings open. The concrete sidewalks around the building and on the way to stairs are terrible...rough, uneven, a tripping hazard. The exterior walls going up the outside stairs are filthy. What looks like former all-weather carpeting on vertical portions of the stairs is torn and dirty. Most of all, we (exhausted from a bad day of driving the previous day), left a suit bag containing about $700 worth of shirts and pants hanging in the closet cabinet. The day after we checked out, we discovered the mistake and called the hotel. When we explained the problem three or four times until the clerk figured out what our problem was, the 'sweet' young woman said she would check with Housekeeping. She took my number. No phone call that day. The second day, a different un-empowered 'sweet' woman on the desk said no note had been left and that housekeeping had not turned in anything. When pressed, she admitted that perhaps no one had actually checked. So the next day I called again and this time connected with a man who seemed to have some authority. He firmly promised he's check with housekeeping. I firmly asked that he actually go to our former room and check the closet. He promised to do that and call me back in 15 minutes. He did not. The next day I called, and was told the man was on a day off. The day after that, they told me the man did not actually work in the office, and that he was off somewhere else in BC, ”checking on our other properties”. I can conclude only two things: either the housekeeping staff stole the clothing and lied when asked, or the next day's guest stole them. If I managed that hotel, I would be humiliated by how the staff treated a guest, pretending to try to help, then not actually lifting a finger, and when confronted, not owning up to and apologizing for the guest's loss

The hotel is not far off the highway, relatively far from the central area; there is a shopping mall next to it, and there are two gas stations at the intersection, convenient parking; The hotel has breakfast, bread, cake and yogurt. The hotel has free boiled water and coffee for 24 hours. There is a Chinese restaurant in the same building of the hotel. The price is good. There is a beautiful western girl in a cheongsam:) The hotel has a 1.5-meter bed. Cost-effective