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Bed was comfortable. Had trouble with the tv and they came right away to fix. Service was. Good. The only thing I did not like was the room was carpeted and it was pet friendly. Should have been laminate. I could see some stains.

One of the best things for me was the Revelation Gondola up Revelstoke Mountain with gorgeous views and trails at the top. Crazy Creek Waterfalls, about a 40 minute drive from Revelstoke, was fantastic with a few viewing points. Nels Nelson Ski Jump in Mount Revelstoke National Park is another lovely short hike with some of Revelstoke's ski jump history. We also enjoyed the Revelstoke Train Museum. Revelstoke is a friendly, laid back town with great restaurants and shops.

There is a lot to do in and around Revelstoke in my view it is well worth a visit, there are several museums to visit and the hydro dam is very good, Revelstoke mountain resort is excellent and expanding quickly, lots to do there, Revy jet boats do a good trip from the big eddy, We also went to a ghost town on highway 1 intresting place, Lots of eateries in town with good choice of food, Teravita our favorite also the village idiot was good food, the den in arrow hights was good, Its both a summer destination with mountain biking etc and winter for skiing activites

Revelstoke is a great town. Not too busy, such friendly people everywhere and lots to do. Beautiful drive up Revelstoke mountain to the Meadows in the Sky. Nice walks along the Columbia River in the provincial park.

We live 3 hours away from Revelstoke and make our way there a few times per year. We find it a great getaway at any time of the year for hiking or just relaxing around the Revelstoke area. As we do not have well developed winter skills we cannot comment on those services. Restaurants are great and are always looking for new options for their menus.

We hate Revelstoke. Geographically, it's one of the only logical choices for an overnight stop for people coming through from Calgary to the Okanagan Valley or doing a 2 day drive to Vancouver Island. I'm pretty sure that 'stopping point' designation is the only reason why that town hasn't faded to a ghost town. Horrid place with bad hotels and trains running through every half hour. Yuck.