Thompson-Nicola Hotels with Breakfast

Located in Blue River, this cabin is in the mountains and within the region of River Safari and Blue River Black Spruce Provincial Park. This ski cabin is within the region of Eleanor Lake and Blue River Pine Provincial Park.Spend the day on the slopes, or enjoy other recreational amenities, which include ski-in/ski-out access.Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this cabin, which features a fireplace. Conveniences include a separate sitting area and a coffee/tea maker, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The room is amazingly clean. The 2 double beds and pillows are very comfortable. However, the single bed is sagging and made a lot of noise when you turn. Price is very reasonable. The bathroom fan is very weak. The Motel’s restaurant, the Hideout Cafe, only opens at 8:00 am which I think is a bit late for travellers. If bathroom fan and restaurant open hours can improve, this is overall a very good motel.

With a stay at Star Lodge in Kamloops (Lower Sahali), you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Thompson Rivers University and Ruckers Fun & Games. This motel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Tournament Capital Centre and 1 mi (1.6 km) from Royal Inland Hospital.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the motel's restaurant, Lucky Yeung, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 50 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include complimentary weekday newspapers and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.

This hotel is basic and outdated, but comfortable bed and linen. The room (no. 9) could do with a bit of modernising, even just the doona cover would have made a difference. The furniture is all mis matched and had no logical placement. The lighting wasn’t great either. 2 lamps, one that looked around 50 years old. There are no PowerPoint in the bathroom which is very inconvenient frustrating. My husband said the mattress felt like it had a divot in it. It probably needs to be turned over or replaced. The other rooms on the website look a lot nicer than room 9. My first impression was “holy crap what have I done booking this hotel”… I’m usually the one who books the up market hotel rooms with modern facilities and views so this was a very big shock to me!… but I got through it! I rushed to book as we arrived in town and my husband had a headache and just wanted to lie down and he was already annoyed we hadn’t booked anywhere. The backyard area is atrocious. The pool is out of use, grass is overgrown and junk everywhere. It’s on a main road so it was quite busy but we managed to sleep well. This town is really just a stop over, so I didn’t mind for 1 brief stay on the way to Whistler. We passed through Kamloops but decided to keep driving so we had less of a drive to Whistler on the next day. Kamloops has a lot more options and nicer accommodation if you prefer a big town. The gentleman who checked me in was lovely and friendly and great customer service skills. It was very cheap too $129CA, so you get what you pay for.

The Plaza was such a lovely surprise. We were immediately impressed by the fireplace at the entry and the professional welcoming staff. The entire hotel has been lovingly restored. The room was absolutely spotless. The hot buffet breakfast was fabulous in a beautifully furnished restaurant. But the icing on the cake was the staff, who guided us through the history of this magnificent historical building. A highlight of our road trip.

We stayed at the Hampton Inn in Kamloops BC. Nice hotel with a good breakfast. Parking area seems a bit crowded with possibly a crime problem. All signs tell you to take everything out of your car and lock up. We came away with a flat tire, although we could have picked up the pair of scissors elsewhere. (yes scissors) The restaurant at the other end of the parking area was noisy but the food was good.

The room is very well equipped, there is a massage shower room very comfortable, there is a rabbit in the hotel yard, quiet

This was our first stay at this hotel. We were pleasantly surprised about the age and condition of the hotel. It is reasonably new and has a large airy lobby with multiple sitting areas (which was empty when we were there). We stayed at the tail-end (we hope) of the pandemic for a chance to try out this hotel when it wasn't too busy or too expensive. There are two Holiday Inns in Kamloops, so watch the address. This is the one on the North Shore (across the Thompson River from downtown). There is another that is close to Hwy 1 & Hwy 5 on the way into town from Vancouver. There is a White Spot Restaurant on site where we ate dinner & breakfast. I will review it separately, but the food was excellent, prices were mid-range to a bit expensive (breakfast $15-$20, dinner $15-$30). Breakfast is NOT included with your room cost at this hotel. Both hotel and restaurant followed all COVID protocols in place at the time, even having sanitized pens available for check-in. The hotel and room were very clean. We were comfortable & and slept well. The only glitch was that on check-in, we were told that the accessible room we had reserved wasn't available. They had reassigned us to a regular room, thinking that we didn't really need the accessible room. When I asked, the cheaper rate of ”any room available when you check in” was granted, rather than the more expensive rate we had booked online to be able to choose a specific room. Another time, as well as booking online, I will phone the hotel to confirm that the room type we have booked is available. We found out that this hotel has only one accessible room, so don't expect to stay in it at a busy time unless you book well ahead. We were able to tour this room before we left town and found that it would meet our needs in the future. It has a very nice roll-in shower. Light switches are also lower than usual, but the rest of the room was very similar to the regular room with one king-sized bed that we were assigned. If it wasn't for the check-in glitch, I would give this hotel a rating of 5. We will likely stay again and would recommend it to visitors to Kamloops, especially if you want to be on the North Shore. It would be a very nice option not too far from the airport, if that is important to you.

Great hotel at a great deal. Summer is the best time to visit a ski resort - you get the best deals and still lots to do. The pools and hot tubs are great as are all the staff. The only criticism I have is that the restaurant Mantles is not very good so have meals elsewhere.

Check in was very seamless, and when we got to our room, we were very pleasantly surprised. The room was clean, smelling and nice and fresh. The bed is super comfortable and the pillows. Nice and fluffy. The lounge chair to sit in was also super comfortable. The linens were crisp and clean and smelled wonderful, everything was sparkling clean. Robin was the person that did our room up and it was perfect.