Delta Hotels Grand Okanagan Resort

The lake view room overlooks someone else's roof, the air conditioner is old and keeps making noises. I couldn't sleep at all in the middle of the night, and the upstairs started to be renovated at 9 am. The service attitude is good, but there are many unreasonable and rigid charges. A "hot spring fee" of $35 is required for check-in, and parking is $39. Because I brought a dog, I was charged an extra $100 "cleaning fee" (normal hotel $30) Overall, it is old, the doors are close to each other, and the sound insulation is poor. I will not stay here again

We stayed in a 4-person room with sea view including breakfast. The hotel has good seats and there are many restaurants nearby. It is very convenient. The lake view outside is very beautiful. Their swimming pool facilities are not bad, but they are a little shallower. There is one in the lobby on the first floor. Free snacks and drinks are available.

Very convenient, very lively downstairs, close to the lake

The hotel is good in the local area.

Very good, continue next time

Let me talk about the advantages first: the hotel is in the most central location, you can go out to the waterfront park, swimming club, city hall, judges, theaters, and it is 5-10 minutes walking distance from various Internet celebrity restaurants. The restaurant is facing the lake, the scenery is beautiful, the breakfast portion is relatively small compared with the general North American breakfast, but it is delicious. I think the price-performance ratio of classic double eggs is the highest. I ordered wine at night, but said that there is no wine pairing, no plate, nuts, or fruits. Then complain about the room, the room is relatively small, the double beds are Queen, so it is too small for two people to sleep, the sheets on the bed are wrinkled as if they were just taken out of the dryer, and there is a smell. My son said the mattress and pillows were uncomfortable. I don't know why, every time Ctrip booked a room, the location was very bad. This time, there was no view next to the big fan, and I saw a room with two big fans, hey. 500 knives a night, hotels in North America are so cheating. There are no slippers, no toiletries, and the Wi-Fi is so slow that you can hardly open games or videos if you don’t spend 10 yuan. The most speechless thing is that checkout charged me a parking fee of 36 dollars per night. This parking fee is really too expensive, and I didn't inform in advance. In my impression, the hotel in Whistler is more than 20 knives. Anyway, apart from the excellent location, the others are really so so