British Columbia Hotels with Hot Tubs from AED 478

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Aava Whistler Hotel

Whistler Village

Allan

AED 550 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Jul - 9 Jul

Copper Point Resort

Invermere

Paula

AED 659 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jul - 15 Jul

Pinnacle Hotel Whistler Village

Whistler Village

Wallace

AED 645 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Jul - 10 Jul

Hotel Zed Victoria

Burnside

Megan

AED 795 total

includes taxes & fees

19 Jul - 20 Jul

Fernie Stanford Resort

Fernie

Mark

AED 573 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Jul - 21 Jul

Best Western Inn At Penticton

Penticton

MARTIN

AED 826 total

includes taxes & fees

21 Jul - 22 Jul

Red Tree Lodge

Fernie

Warren

AED 822 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Jul - 8 Jul

Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury

Sooke

Robert

AED 984 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

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Top British Columbia Hotel Reviews

Sandman Signature Vancouver Airport Hotel & Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Good"

Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront

8/10 Good

"My teenager and I had a nice stay at Pinnacle Harbourfront in June. The highlights of this hotel are the staff (very friendly and helpful), the location (easily walkable and good access to the art gallery, seawall, and other key spots) and great view of the harbour, seaplanes landing, and mountains. The room was good: clean, comfy bed, appropriately maintained. Decor was dated, a bit damaged in some spots (flaking paint around the bathroom mirrors), and could use a refresh —the look and feel of the room doesn’t match the nightly price tag. Room amenities are basic low quality Keurig —meh. TV is weirdly small for the room and old technology considering how easy it is to get low coast tvs. My son loved the gym and said it was a highlight for him. The restaurant is expensive, but staff are lovely, attentive and professional. If you’re going to overpay for the breakfast, do the buffet, not the à la carte options. We tried dinner and enjoyed the food (seafood chowder, sourdough bread, salad) —it was good, but skip the desserts. I’m always disappointed when hotels don’t offer coffee, water, light refreshments in the lobby, especially if you have to wait to be seated for breakfast. But there are cafes nearby that are easily walkable. We enjoyed ourselves in Vancouver but probably would explore other places to stay next time because there‘s a value for dollar misalignment with Pinnacle. The staff and location are pretty excellent reasons to stay though."