Sandman Hotel Revelstoke
3 StarsMountain-view adventure base, Dual indoor swimming pools
Mountain-view adventure base, Dual indoor swimming pools
Dedicated bicycle maintenance area, Historic steamboat breakfast decor
Panoramic mountain view rooms, Indoor pool with spiral waterslide
Heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, Luxury ski-in ski-out condominiums
Second floor quiet zone, On-site Wing n' it restaurant
In-room fibre technology, Seasonal outdoor hot tub
Modernized mountain base camp, Rooftop hot tub with mountain views
Scenic mountain view balconies, Begbie Room regional dining
Revelstoke Mountain Resort shuttle, Outdoor mountain-view hot tub
Mountain-view balcony rooms, Expansive outdoor hot tub
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Winter sports accessibility
Mountain-view guest rooms, Modernized mid-century motel charm
Mountain-view outdoor pool area, Winter sports security and transit
Begbie Glacier views, Indoor pool and wellness area
Specialized winter sports facilities, Modern mountain lodge aesthetic
Exceptional dining and lively pub, Outdoor hot tub with mountain views
Quiet residential neighborhood setting, Versatile trailer parking
Modern mountain-inspired design, Rooftop hot tubs with mountain views
Columbia River and mountain views, Riverside outdoor hot tubs
Rustic Canadian decor and antiques, Ski and bike storage facilities
Proximity to Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Seasonal outdoor hot tub
Private mountain-view hot tubs, Family-friendly spacious accommodations
Gourmet morning coffee and treats, Year-round mountain adventure base
Pet-friendly accommodations, On-site seasonal BBQ restaurant
Ski and snowboarder amenities, Adults-only tranquil retreat
Expansive private deck, Private outdoor hot tub
RV adventure park with amphibious vehicles, Delicious on-site frozen yogurt shop
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Life in the mountains is good, and the residents of Revelstoke know this all too well. Skiing and snowboarding in the winter, hiking and biking in the summer, this place is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts. If relaxing wellness centres and hot springs are more your thing there’s plenty of those too! The origins of Revelstoke were born from the Canadian Pacific Railway, and this city still has a strong connection to the trains that roll through each day. Scratch under its surface and you’ll find many layers to this historic mountain city.
Before the 1880s there was no Revelstoke, it was only the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway that lead to a town being founded here. The history of this place is inextricably linked with this railway, so a great way to learn about the city’s past is a visit to the Revelstoke Railway Museum. Find out how this historic railway transformed not only Revelstoke, but the whole of Canada. The city has over 300 heritage listed buildings, from schools and shops to homes and hotels, and a great place to see a few of these is on and around MacKenzie Avenue. From here stroll to First Street West and you’ll find the Revelstoke Museum and Archives housed in the old post office, a great place to dig deeper into the past. Pay a visit to the Revelstoke Visitor Centre and pick yourself up a brochure listing all the museums and galleries to find out even more about this historic city.
The great outdoors awaits visitors to Revelstoke, with the Mount Revelstoke National Park literally on the city’s doorstep. As national parks go this one is actually quite small, measuring only 260 square kilometres, but it is one of just a few temperate rainforests in the world that are found inland. Home to grizzly bears and black bears, moose and caribou, this natural wonderland is worth a wander around. If you’ve got plenty of energy to burn take the ten-kilometre Summit Trail from the valley at the base of Mount Revelstoke to its peak, where the views over the city below are spectacular. If you’d rather not hike to the summit, drive straight from your hotel onto the road that winds up the mountain to the top instead! The lush meadows around the summit have a variety of easy-going trail runs to enjoy and outdoor yoga workshops are often held here during the summer months.
When winter rolls around Revelstoke really comes alive, with skiers and snowboarders from across the country and beyond descending on this snowy city. The origins of skiing in the region lie with Norwegian immigrants who moved here in the early 20th century, and by 1914 the Revelstoke Ski Club was founded. Fast forward to present day and you have the enormous Revelstoke Mountain Resort, complete with modern hotels, stylish restaurants, and luxurious spas. The ski terrain here boasts the longest vertical in the whole of North America at 1,713 metres! There are slopes for everyone, from beginner nursery runs to expert off piste steeps, and it’s the only place in the world where heli-skiing, cat-skiing, backcountry skiing and lift skiing are all on offer. Another way to experience fun in the snow is with dog sledding, snowshoeing, or a snowmobile ride, so there’s no excuse not to enjoy the white stuff!
A trip to Revelstoke isn’t complete without a visit to the legendary craft brewery that is Mount Begbie Brewing. The brains behind the beer is Bart Larson, a man with a Ph.D in nuclear physics, who has turned his mind power towards creating the greatest beer on the planet (or at least in Revelstoke). With plenty of awards for their awesome ales, Mount Begbie Brewing is an institution in Revelstoke and their famous nectar is served up all around the city. Tours of the brewery can be booked so you can try a little of all the beers on offer, just make sure you book a taxi back to your hotel! Another great place to sip on some local brews is the Craft Bierhaus, serving the finest craft beers from Revelstoke, British Columbia, and across the entire Pacific Northwest. They also dish up some great food too, so you can combine your beer tasting outing with a delicious local meal.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Revelstoke, with typical prices around £77 per night based on 8,834 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Revelstoke are usually highest during February, with typical prices around £149 per night.
Hotel prices in Revelstoke usually range from £61 per night to £212 per night, with typical prices around £108 per night.
Hotel prices in Revelstoke are typically lowest in November at around £77 per night, rising to around £149 per night in February.
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In Revelstoke, you might want to check out Sandman Hotel Revelstoke, Stoke Hotel SureStay Collection by Best Western, Ramada by Wyndham Revelstoke, The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
If you're visiting Revelstoke with your family, you could look at Ramada by Wyndham Revelstoke, The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Alpine Inn & Suites, Northwinds Hotel Revelstoke. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Sandman Hotel Revelstoke, Stoke Hotel SureStay Collection by Best Western, The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Coast Hillcrest Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Revelstoke, check out The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Coast Hillcrest Hotel, Glacier House Hotel & Resort, Regent Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Revelstoke, check out Sandman Hotel Revelstoke, Ramada by Wyndham Revelstoke, The Sutton Place Hotel Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Super 8 by Wyndham Revelstoke BC – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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