Squamish Hotels with Gym

Parking is very convenient, the room kitchen facilities are complete, all aspects are very good, we stayed two nights apart for two nights, is to go to Whistler as a transit, the second floor of the second floor is obviously much better than the first floor, new More, there are hot springs

Business hotel, breakfast is average, rooms are okay, the surrounding area is relatively deserted, there is a supermarket. The parking lot is large, and you have to drive out to eat, but it's quite convenient.

We stayed for 1 night & for the area, the price was extremely reasonable. There was plenty of parking & every staff member we encountered & engaged with was amazing. This hotel is very dated although I never had any concerns about cleanliness. Things you expect to be standard in a hotel such as charging stations near the bed were non-existent. Thankfully we brought our plug in chargers buy even electrical sockets near the bed challenging to access. My one major complaint was the temperature in the hallways & rooms. It was ice cold. We turned the heat to max. & went for dinner & 2hrs later the room was still freezing. We asked & received extra blankets from the front desk when we notified them of the issue. The pool & slide would be a big draw for families. Both are on the small side but the slide was a lot of fun. The hot tub is so small that it felt crowded when more than 2 people where in it. If it wasn't for the excellent customer service provided by the staff I would have been very disappointed in our staff. They saved the experience & the mountain views from the window didn't hurt either!

Clean and tidy is about all I could say in favour of the room. Beds were comfy. Otherwise just a standard mid level hotel room. However, this has to be the noisiest hotel I have ever stayed in. People talking in the corridor at all hours. What sounded like drunken students in nearby rooms laughing and shrieking late at night. What I initially took to be troops marching about in the room above in the early morning, but eventually decided was just one man getting up very early for work. His footsteps drummed the ceiling, which creaked rather alarmingly, as he walked back and forth for the best part of an hour each morning. Reception staff greeted enquiries about noise with an embarrassed sort of ” well what can I say?” shrug. The lady in charge of 'House Keeping' was lovely and very helpful (and the only reason I have rated the place as average instead of poor).