Accommodation and Experience Providers

Providing joyfully graceful hospitality, Brentwood Bay Resort is an adult-only resort that offers a serene and stunning experience. Guests describe feeling instantly at peace and at ease when they arrive. The 35 rooms have spectacular ocean views, jetted tubs and private patios. Butchart Gardens is just across the bay, there are wineries and breweries within minutes of the property, and if you feel like simply staying put - the amenities at the resort are worth staying on property for A Spa with deeply relaxing treatments, and an outdoor heated pool & hot tub. A Pub with a feel good vibe and friendly service. A 40-slip Marina with kayak, paddle board, and pleasure craft rentals in the summer months. The Arbutus Room restaurant with live, local music and a multi-course menu. The entire experience from the moment you check in to the time that you leave is intentionally designed to create joy, love and relaxation. Because everyone is deserving of the extraordinary.

Beautiful lodge in 40 acres of countryside yet only minutes from town. 5 en-suite bedrooms with heated floors and fluffy robes. Great room with real fire and mountain views. Book, CD and DVD libraries.

Our charter buses are fully licensed, insured and certified from 11 seats up to 58 seats and are ready to go anywhere in Western Canada and USA. Please call (604) 616-4082 for immediate quote 24 hours/day, 7 days/week

Revelstoke Mountain Resort (RMR) is a true, year-round adventure destination. In summer, RMR is home to the Pipe Mountain Coaster; North America's first Brandauer mountain coaster. This exhilarating ride features 1.4 kilometres of twists and turns all the while travelling at speeds of up to 42/kmph. The Resort also features a four-storey Aerial Adventure Park, a 9-hole Disc Golf course, sightseeing, and an extensive network of hiking and mountain biking trails. In the winter months, Revelstoke Mountain Resort receives 30-40 feet of annual snowfall, covering 1,263 hectares (3,121 acres) of alpine bowls, steeps, glades, and groomers with a descent of 1,713 vertical meters (5,620 feet) - the most in North America. The Resort has two high-speed quad chairs, one fixed-grip quad chair, an eight-passenger gondola and a dedicated beginner slope with Magic Carpet conveyor lift.

Getaway rural accommodation on Vancouver Island just 20 minutes south of Nanaimo. All 12 guestrooms have private bath and breakfast included. South view rooms overlook a well manicured kiwi vineyard with ocean and mountains beyond.A relaxing park-like waterfront property, great for group retreats, reunions. Open year round.

Clean and comfortable accommodation right in the heart of the village. The Whitefoot Lodge also houses a modern deli and grocery/liquor store. With a range of accommodation types to suit every budget it is an unbeatable ski-in/ski-out location. Whitefoot Lodge is a great place to stay.

The True Blue Lodge has 4 fully renovated cabins each featuring full modern kitchens with ranges, microwave, keurig coffee makers, kettles, toaster and pots and pans. Comfort features include queen sized beds, fold down double sized couches for extra guests, hardwood floors, DVD players, smart app TV (Netflix) and guest laundry room. You are able to rent DVDs from the property if desired. When in season, please enjoy the use of the large communal courtyard with BBQ area and outdoor fire pit. Lawn games can be found in the laundry room. True Blue Lodge is Pet and motorcycle friendly! There is Registered Massage Therapy service at additional cost available on the property as well. The Massage service is usually available Tuesday-Fridays.

Located in Brentwood Bay B.C., The Butchart Gardens is a world famous 55-acre (22ha) display garden. Started in 1904 by the Butchart’s and still privately owned by the family, The Gardens was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2004. A Garden for all seasons, open year-round. In Spring, countless tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths offer a buffet of fragrances and colours. Summer is truly stunning from dawn past dusk featuring the Rose Garden, evening entertainment, subtle night illuminations, and the Saturday firework shows to name a few. Stunning perennial borders start their show in late summer, and the Japanese maples turn to russet, gold, and red in the fall. Be captivated by the Magic of Christmas with its hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights, 12 days of Christmas displays, and festive fare. Complete your visit with a ride on the Rose Carousel, afternoon tea in the former Butchart residence, and a stop into the Seed & Gift Store.

Enjoy moderately priced accommodations in a beautifully landscaped Inn adjacent to a park. The Ranchland Inn is located on the East Trans Canada Highway just minutes from downtown Kamloops. Dine at the assortment of nearby restaurants. The Ranchland Inn is close to everything. We are adjacent to a park with a play ground and playing fields. We are a block from a shopping centre with banks-liquor store-grocery-drug store and restaurants. Downtown Kamloops is 5 minutes to the West. The Kamloops Wildlife Park is 5 minutes to the East. Kamloops is a town with 10000. people that bills itself as the Tournament Capital of Canada. There are many nearby golf courses as well as the ski and golf resort of Sun Peaks which is just 45 minutes to the North.

Centrally located in an area with easy access to Vancouver and the US border, this hotel provides spacious accommodations with superior service and amenities. Guests at the Comfort Inn & Suites Surrey wake each morning with a comfortable sleep in our pillow-top beds and for a temporary time, the bagged continental breakfast is offered. Once given the go ahead from public health officials our guests will once again be able to enjoy a delicious hot breakfast served in our dining room. You will also enjoy fast free high speed internet, and free parking. Our Guest Service Agents will also be pleased to direct you to wonderful local restaurants, golf, shopping, attractions and more. Also, kids under 12 stay free.

The hotel experience that will stand out, forever. Guest rooms are high design, high fashion and sure to impress. Bold colours offer a stay you will never forget. Featuring deluxe spa-bathrooms, executive business desks, modern furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows, you will want to book your next stay at check-out. Located in the heart of Yaletown, in downtown Vancouver - our chic, walkable neighbourhood is an elite historic district and home to over 60 of the city's best restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, spas and cafes. Enjoy one of the worlds most spectacular cities, while staying in one of the citys most stylish hotels.

Backyard Vineyards is nestled in the lush countryside of south Langley, less than an hour's drive from Vancouver. At Backyard Vineyards they harvest from their own Fraser Valley Estate vineyards and from their farmers' vineyards in the Okanagan Valley. Since opening in 2009 their wines have been recognized both locally and internationally, winning over 30 medals for quality and flavour. Reaching dedicated wine lovers and new tasters alike, they pride themselves in producing exceptional BC VQA wines at affordable prices. The tasting room and wine shop is open year round, providing an intimate setting to sample and enjoy. In the summertime visitors are welcome to take a stroll through the estate vineyard or enjoy a glass of wine paired with one of their delicious tasting platters under the beautiful outdoor covered gazebo. They host several exciting events throughout the year and are happy to accommodate private tours and events. Tasting Room Hours: Winter hours: Monday - Thursday: 11-5, Friday: 11-8, Saturday and Sunday: 11-6 Summer hours: Monday - Wednesday: 11-6, Thursday: 11-9, Friday & Saturday: 11- 10, Sunday: 11-6

** ADVANCE BOOOKNGS TAKEN! ** Kayak, canoe & SUP paddling and tours, bike & e-bike rentals and more await! Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, snow tubing and fat biking in the winter wonderland of Radium Hot Springs, Kootenay National Park and the Columbia Valley. Visiting in the warmer seasons?