Almada Inn

Roger was cery nice and down to earth, but there was a miscommunication with ******* about our pets, and he wasnt expecting to use a pet room - if traveling with pets, be sure to reach out separately to check. He opened up the other building for us amd set up the room, but you could tell it was a bit dirty (hair and dust and a smokey smell on the towels). He had a few issues getting the heat working so he got us a space heater and offered us a separate room if we wanted to move. He did have some issues with a leak down the hall. Which added to some noise as he cleaned up, but he was really great about letting us know whar was going on. We appreciated his flexibility and kindness, but kind of wish we could have stayed in the prepared room.

The room I was in was clean and worked for the night.

3 adults, 1 toddler & 2 dogs. Family suite was perfect. Spacious and a great respite from being on the road. Very welcome. Clean but dated furniture. Beds were comfortable.

The owner was amazing, ive always heard of candian kindness but to experience first hand was something truly amazing. My car broke down during a holiday weekend and the owner called every shop to see if anybody could help me, and even got the local mechanic out to take a look. The hotel was extremly clean and the rooms were so nice.if i ever pass through here again i know where im staying.

The room was no frills for sure. Very out of date and furniture needed some repair. But the room was clean and bed was comfortable. I loved the kitchenette in the room. Jack was a fantastic host and was eager to help when we needed it.

This was a great surprise. I like to support local businesses and this one was a winner. The rooms had everything we needed. The location was close and convenient to everything. The best thing was the staff they were helpful in every way. They were also very knowledgeable about great places to eat, They also had lots of information on living and travelling in the north. This is a place not to be missed if you are looking for a restful stop in Fort Nelson. I give it two thumbs up.