The hotel advertises “quiet rooms” in its brochure, but beware of wedding receptions and other special events. The staff didn’t warn us, when we made a same-day reservation, that there would be a dance that night, even though the rooms assigned us were directly above the dance area. The amplified music and DJ’s voice reverberated through our rooms, making sleep... More

I stopped over for a quick sleep on my way from Vancouver to Banff. It was just what I needed - a clean room in a nice hotel, no TV but very affordable (88$ taxes included). I would describe the hotel as more of a mansion. I did not have time to try out the restaurant or bar, however it... More

Our family group of about 45 members just spent a very enjoyable weekend at the Quilchena Hotel. We occupied a variety of rooms in the hotel--both large and small; with bathrooms and without; with air conditioning and without. There is such a variety of rooms that everyone should be able to find something that suits. Mention has been made of... More

Dragging visitors from overseas around the Province, I couldn't think of a more charming and historic place to bunk down for a few nights. The saloon with the bullet holes in the bar, gracious sitting room, old fashioned dining room, the general store with the 100 year old post office, lake front access, the range land with miles of roads... More

A historical welcoming hotel just outside of Merritt. There is of course a ranch nearby, a small store for supplies and gifts. The hotel itself is wonderful, the suites are interesting with olden desks and bed. However, the beds are very comfortable. There was a lovely breeze that came in the window during the day and night and you could... More

Turn off the cellphone, leave the lap-top in the case --- no TV, no phone! This Grand Old Lady takes you back in time complete with saloon, sitting parlour and turn of the century dining room. Evening was spent on the spacious outside veranda --- cheese, crackers, salmon pate and a excellant bottle of wine while watching the sun set... More

Visiting friends in Vancouver in early September, we drove north east towards the grasslands around Merritt and stayed overnight at the Quilchena Hotel (http://www.quilchena.com/) across from beautiful Nicola Lake. Like going back in time... peaceful, gracious charm with a hint of a raucous past - genuine bullet holes scar the bar in the lounge. We had a lovely large room... More

This old Hotel was once a Grand Lady. Today she is dated, frumpy and in need of updates...like window screens to keep out the prehistoric mosquitos. The wallpaper is 80's style as are the bed linens...although the beds themselves were very comfortable. Not so for the spongy pillows. There is no free coffee offered in the morning, as with most... More

nice hotel, takes you back in time, saloon, living room with old piano, comfortable and clean rooms, reasonable price. Very good breakfast available, backyard with options for horseback riding, golf..