Three Valley Lake Chateau

This hotel is so cool. No it’s not ‘fancy ‘ but the rooms are renovated. The beds were comfortable and everything worked just fine. People have complained about no wifi in the room but there’s full cell phone coverage at the hotel so it was fine for us. There’s no air conditioning but we didn’t even notice. Our room was absolutely fine even though it was +28 outside.. The hotel has its own hydro electric and they simply couldn’t run A/c in every room. Staff was absolutely amazing and friendly. All of them. The housekeeper, front desk , gift shop and restaurant staff. We stayed 2 nights and spent the morning on kayaks and paddle boards and the afternoon at the museum/ghost town. The ghost town was shockingly cheap for what it was. Show me another place you can entertain the whole family all day for $21. (Guest price). The food at the restaurant was so good!!! We drove all the way from NW Saskatchewan just to come here and we were not disappointed.

This Family run resort is nestled between 3 mountains on the shores of a spectacular little lake. My husband and I chose to stay here for our anniversary after visiting the Ghost town with our son a few weeks ago. The entire resort is filled with antiques and historical items. The rooms are basic but clean and comfortable. We stayed on the second floor with an Amazing view of the Gardens and the lake! We wondered the grounds after checking in. It was very relaxing. There are kayaks to rent (at reasonable rates- $15/half, $25/hour) if you're wanting to explore the lake. This year ( after 2 Covid seasons) they have a very small gift shop area and Family dining room. We viewed the menu but found it a bit too pricey for the offerings. They are only open for Breakfast (7-10AM) and Dinner (5-8PM). Staff were all friendly and helpful. The young girl at the front desk managed to get us a last minute private tour of the Hotel Bellevue in the Ghost town. It was fantastic! Our tour guide, Rose is a family member and gave an incredible tour. After checking out the next morning, we spent the afternoon exploring more of the Ghost town. They have a gift shop in the town that sells souvenirs, coffee, ice cream, sandwiches and snacks. Rose (our guide from the previous evening) also has a large shop in the town that sells crystals, gifts and local handmade products. There are 1000s of historical items on display in the various buildings. They also have train rides on a small train that runs through the forest every hour. ( A nominal charge of $4/adult applies) The most recent addition is a full size "Roundhouse" complete with railcars to explore. Washrooms were also on site here. They also offer very affordable annual passes if you're able to visit often. Highly recommend a visit! Great for Families

Beautiful property

No breakfast provided

Stayed @ 3 Valley Gap a few times. Always a great experience, the hotel is a little dated and feels like there could be a Scooby Doo ghost there but that is what we love about staying there.

Really liked and enjoyed the stay, great place, an excellent location. Good place to stay with kids/family. We loved the ghost town, and will visit again.

The property itself was very nice. The Ghost Town and the History behind the property was very interesting. The Pool was the warmest we have ever experienced. However there was no Television except for a few channels that you could not see. The dining was very time limited for Breakfast and Supper and no discounts for people staying there. The meals where very good along with the service. There was no one around to rent canoes, kayaks or paddle boards and all paddles and life jackets where locked away.

Loved the Ghost Town and court yard.