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"Clean room. Wish it had a fridge though "

"This was our favourite hotel we stayed at while on our honeymoon travelling from Ontario. Room was very cozy and clean, bathroom was HUGE with a walk in shower and big tub. The price was impressive considering surrounding other properties. Staff was very friendly and helpful . We had breakfast at the onsite restaurant which was equally impressive. 100% would stay here again and recommend!"

"What struck me first was the ideal location for this hotel. It was a quick drive from the airport, access to a large shopping mall, groceries, pharmacy, etc The suite was excellent and, based on what i saw throughout our stay, other rooms would be in the same condition. Clean, comfortable, plus actual seating that didnt force you to sit on a desk chair! The soaking tub had gentle water jets that truly soaked away sore muscles from traveling. Staff, from a welcome at reception, to housekeeping and maintenance (tv problem), all were professional and knowledgeable about their jobs. We ate a few times at the Barringtons restaurant and found a varied menu and friendly serving staff. Best Western, this team represents the best of your brand."

"We were only there for 5 hrs so dont know anything about amenities"

"Stunning. Everything is beautiful "

"good "

"Hotel staff is friendly and helpful. Nice to have a restaurant on premise since we have an early flight in the morning."

"I loved this property. Our experience at this hotel was top notch from the moment we walked in. The staff were attentive, welcoming and went above and beyond for my birthday. We had a suite on the 4th floor that made coffee on the balcony feel very magic and breath taking. The rooftop hot pool, fire and just the whole ambience is absolutely stunning. I would 100% recommend staying here and will book here again. "

"Very friendly and cooperative couple. The property is comfortable with much atmosphere and has the most beautiful location giving stunning views of the River Skeena. "