Hotels near Bromley Rock Provincial Park, Okanagan-Similkameen

Enjoyed this newer hotel but it had several basic things missing that should be mentioned. First off, no glassware in the room (only paper cups) and no bar soap (not even small sample size). Should be an option there. The shower is new, however the water pressure is very low and sputtering out, unable to adjust or increase. For a property such as this these are misses. There also was a big blank space in the room where a picture needed to hang or another piece of furniture needed to be; you can get a sense that corners are being cut. The pool (no hot tub) was too cool and unheated. The upper rooftop area is nice but you are unable to bring your own drinks, bar service only (which, when asked at check-in the lady wasn't sure of). Bedding was average. No real sense of character from the property of being in wine country or Penticton, just very corporate and sterile, yet nice. Windows in room didn't open whatsoever. Attitude from the blond restaurant guy at the entrance for breakfast when we went checking out the menu. Property also is several blocks from the lake and restaurants which was fine for us but again not ideal for the price. We liked it but didn't love it.

Very nice and cozy beds, great kitchen and balcony. Swimming pool was clean a good size for swimming. Best Resort in Okanagan. We will definitely return to Summerland for our climbing vacation .Only need more organizing in coffee shop, not enough staff in morning and most items not available after 9 am.

We booked with the Fairfield by Marriott Penticton for our wedding group of about 30+ rooms August 2022 (I'm sure our guests spent close to $25,000 - $30,000 staying here). The problems unfortunately come top down from their disaster of a manager Shawn Gill. If you need to get ahold of them, prepare to email at least 4 times before you'll get a response. If you call them, prepare for them to hang up on you OR place you on hold while you hear them take a personal call for a prescription refill. Many booking errors and back and forth to make corrections. We were optimistic that when we arrived the service would be better, however wasn't the case. As the bride and groom, we thought perhaps they would treat us nicely however, we were disappointed that they didn't even acknowledge our wedding. The front desk staff caused a lot of security risks by giving out our room number to whoever asked for it and even provided room keys to people NOT staying in the room to gain access. We had one guest staying with a baby and were using their first come first serve car charging station. The front desk called their room at 10pm telling them to move their car for an angry guest. When our guest explained she couldn't leave due to her sleeping baby, they hunted down her husband who was in the pool. The staff then allowed the angry guest to ask him to move his car (in swim trunks at 10:30pm). Unbelievably rude and unprofessional and unprofessional behaviour all around. If you're staying in Penticton I recommend booking somewhere different.

This place may be the biggest and classiest joint in town. Many rooms have great views of the lake and nearby hills. We even had a nice balcony to take it all in. There are amenities galore here, and the town centre is only a short walk away. However, everything felt kind of ‘meh.’ Perhaps we caught the staff on an ‘off’ evening, when the hotel was unusually busy during the Easter long weekend. While working very hard, they were not rude to us, but they seemed indifferent at best. And in the business of hospitality, consistency should be a huge part of the game. You simply cannot have ‘off’ nights. It does not help that the uninspired furnishings of the public areas scream generic North American lodgings. (Don’t come here depressed.) All things considered, the rooms themselves are still nice. Not surprisingly, the hotel delivers all the basics: cleanliness, adequate room temperature control, general noise levels under control, reasonably comfortable beds, good toilet pressure and water temperature controls in the bathroom, sufficient supply of towels, decent lighting options in the room, enough electrical outlets to charge your piles of modern junk, workable wi-fi, and competent housekeeping. We just wish the management can make this property as promising as the locale.

Room was a like one bedroom apartment overlooking the water great bed and linens staff very helpful loved that we could bring our dog. Amazing location walking distance everything down town found a amazing store called beach chik loved the community best hotel in Osoyoos. Will stay again

While the motel is located fairly close to the lake, I couldn't actually SEE the lake, as the name suggests. After booking on *******, my friends and I weren't having a lot of luck getting a hold of the motel, as they never seem to answer the phone, return phone messages, or respond to our email questions. When we arrived, no wonder. Rarely is the office door unlocked with anyone manning the front desk. My friend was able to check in when he arrived there ahead of us, but was asked to pay in advance for the duration of our stay. Normally, you settle up at check-out. Our rooms were admittedly very clean inside, however there is little to no maid-service until after you check out by simply depositing your key into an outside drop box. It would be nice to have the bedding changed for us daily, fresh towels, and replenished supplies like toilet paper. Part of the reason you stay at a motel on vacation is to be pampered, not to do the work yourself. A sign told us if we wanted fresh towels to drop the used ones into a laundry basket, leave the basket outside our room, and new towels would be exchanged for them. Inside a dirty laundry basket? Eww! We were expected to take our own cans and recyclables downstairs to a sorting area outside the office. Our room had a coffee maker, but no coffee or filters. My friend's room had a malfunctioning toilet. Overall, there seems to be a trend nowadays where the price of accommodations has skyrocketed to all-time highs, while the level of service has plummeted...so you're paying more, and getting less. Not sure why the demand is still high and this should be acceptable.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Walnut Beach resort. Great location on the water, walking path to town, pool nice and warm. Great little gym. Resort amenities with boutique feel, 3 floors, easy access to parking garage which was by far the cleanliness I’ve ever seen! We arrived a bit later due to traffic so we were hungry and enjoyed a delicious salad and bison burger. We visited the Desert Centre and played golf 10 minutes from the hotel…perfect.