Did you ever see the movie Dogs of War with Christopher Walken? This motel reminds me of where he stayed.

It’s a little dated and run down but it’s clean, cheap and well located.

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The location and do you from the property were absolutely phenomenal 

Rooms needed updating, and the beds are not comfortable at all

The inn is a little quirky - it is in standard motel style and some rooms have recently been renovated. The room and bathroom was clean and the bed comfortable if a little wobbly. It seems like I have plenty of criticisms and concerns but it is a perfectly fine place for an overnight stay. The room did also have a microwave and fridge, as well as a coffeemaker, but no kettle.

The room was very small and the shower absolutely tiny - beware if you suffer from claustrophobia. The aircon was too noisy to leave on all night. There is no shelf in the bathroom for your wash bag. Also there is only one bedside light as the room is too small to have a bedside table on both sides of the bed - side lights on the wall above the bed would solve the problem, as would a shelf above the bed.

The room has a deck and in the morning we could see wildlife (deer, squirrel) just sitting in front of us. The coffee made with the room coffee maker was good (stronger than regular Canadian coffee).

Building is clearly a motel. Other guests smoked cannabis in the morning.

This is a great little property with easy access to the Columbia valley. All of Radium is within walking distance and the Hot Springs pools are just a short drive or a little hike away. Like that it has “Pet friendly” written into the room descriptions so you know exactly what you’re booking if you have or do not have a pet travelling with you.

It was budget friendly and clean, and the kitchen was decently equipped.

There was no housekeeping done during the time we were there - the garbage was overflowing by the time we checked out, and no fresh towels were provided during our stay.

I loved facing the forest, but we were the only ones with no table, and our welcome mat was thrown into the bush.

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