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Direct poolside walk-out rooms, Relaxing sauna and hot tub
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Trans-Canada Highway mountain views, Seasonal facility notice
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Fireside Steakhouse & Bar, Historic 1928 landmark charm
Birdwatcher's riverside paradise, Heated indoor pool and whirlpool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Moon Wok Chinese cuisine
Panoramic North Kamloops views, Columbia Diner on-site restaurant
Indoor pool and hot tub, Central downtown Kamloops base
Relaxing outdoor hot tub, Strategic Trans-Canada Highway location
Riverside Park and Thompson River views, Indoor pool with outdoor sun deck
In-room whirlpool suites, On-site fitness studio
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Modern hub for mountain travelers
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site White Spot restaurant
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Quiet hillside city views, Seasonal heated outdoor pool
Aberdeen district hilltop views, Indoor pool with two-story waterslide
Indoor pool with spiral waterslide, Isagani F2T Cafe dining
Year-round relaxation facilities, In-room jacuzzi and fireplace
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Central downtown hub identity, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Select rooms with spa baths, Budget-friendly road trip stop
Mountain and hillside views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Contemporary mountain view suites, Indoor pool and whirlpool spa
Panoramic South Thompson River views, Seasonal heated outdoor pool
Panoramic Kamloops city views, Modern all-suite boutique concept
Heated indoor pool and whirlpool, On-site White Spot restaurant
Indoor pool with tube waterslide, Heaven Japanese Cuisine and Bar
Mountain and lake view rooms, Access to Sun Peaks Resort
Heated indoor swimming pool, Family-friendly value accommodation
Seasonal outdoor courtyard pool, Professional event venues
Heated second-floor rooftop pool, Cordo Resto and Bar
Contemporary British Columbia hub, Heated indoor pool and hot tub
Kamloops Valley views, Saltwater pool with lazy river
Indoor pool and hot tub, Anytime Fitness partnership
Access to Kamloops golf courses, Pet-friendly accommodation
Views of Thompson River and Rockies, Indoor swimming pool and hot tub
Pet-friendly accommodations, Easy access to Trans-Canada Highway
Indoor swimming pool and hot tub, Walkable downtown Kamloops location
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Located just 3 ½ hours drive from Vancouver, Kamloops is nevertheless a world away in terms of climate, lifestyle, and without any doubt, pace of life. Summers tend to be hot and dry, with temperatures averaging around 28-degrees Celsius. Its location right on the Thomson River means that visitors can easily take the edge off these hot summer days by enjoying a wide variety of watersports. In fact, the town punches far above its weight when it comes to sports in general, with excellent facilities for a range of sports from golf to downhill skiing. A number of prominent sportspeople who have achieved national and international acclaim, including the Olympic skier Nancy Greene, call the Kamloops area home.
Simply by looking at a map one can note that Kamloops is at the confluence of two tributaries of the mighty Thomson River, just before it empties into Kamloops Lake. What one won’t be able to tell from the map is that the town and area is also a meeting place of cultures. The town’s name is of Shuswap First Nations origin and means, appropriately enough, “meeting of the waters”. The local Shuswap bands play a prominent role in town and regional affairs, with the annual cultural highlight being the Kamloopa Pow Wow. This is one of the largest celebrations of First Nation art and culture in Canada and is held every summer. Its popularity among people across the nation, and the fact that it is held in peak tourist season, means that hotels and motels in the area are often fully booked some time in advance.
The city has taken care to preserve its downtown core, which features a number of historic buildings that have been lovingly renovated. Free maps and brochures detailing a historic walking tour can be picked up at the Kamloops Museum.
Kamloops has adopted a number of monikers, but the one that has seemed to really stick is “Canada’s Tournament Capital”. Despite being a town of modest size, it often hosts national sports tournaments ranging from curling to the World Fly Fishing Championships. The purpose built Tournament Capital Centre is often a focus of attention and can host sports from table tennis to international swim meets. It lies close to the sprawling campus of Thompson Rivers University, which opens up its student residences in summer to visitors who would like a change from the typical hotel accommodation to be found in town. McArthur Island Park is another excellent venue. In addition to its soccer, golf, football, and baseball facilities it also has direct access to the Thomson River for water based events.
The defining feature of Kamloops is that it is right on the Thompson River. This great site, with the potential for easy access to the river, and by extension Kamloops Lake, has been well-used. A number of parks line the riverfront, right from the downtown core and extending outward. These offer great vistas over the water as well as launching spots for watercraft of various kinds. Best known among the parks is Riverside Park, which offers tranquil greenery, a very popular beach and even a pier for those looking for a tame way to get a view from out over the water. It is just a short walk from most of the downtown hotels. Those who are a bit more adventurous have any number of ways to explore the river and lake, including kayaking, wakeboarding and even diving if you know exactly where to look. Kamloops Lake is 18 miles (29km) long, so the overcrowding that can be an issue in some places is usually not a problem here for wakeboarders and water skiers. Scuba divers may find that the smaller lakes, especially Shuswap and Little Shuswap Lakes, offer better opportunities than Kamloops Lake.
All this talk of swimming, boating and other watersports should not give travellers the wrong impression. Kamloops and its surrounding areas also have a lot to offer winter visitors. The massive Sun Peaks Ski Resort, second in size and popularity in British Columbia only to Whistler-Blackcomb, is just 45 minutes from Kamloops along the scenic Heffley Louis Creek Road. At the end of this short journey, powderhounds will find not just some of the best ski terrain and conditions in Canada, but also a purpose-built pedestrian-friendly village with all the hotels, bars and other nightlife to make for a great ski trip or weekend away. Sun Peaks Resort’s inland location results in the dry powdery snow so prized by skiers and boarders everywhere, so slap on some sunscreen and goggles and make your way to the top of its Sundance Express chairlift for a great day on the slopes.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Kamloops, with typical prices around $191 per night based on 88 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Kamloops are usually highest during September, with typical prices around $469 per night.
Hotel prices in Kamloops usually range from $154 per night to $702 per night, with typical prices around $356 per night.
Hotel prices in Kamloops are typically lowest in November at around $191 per night, rising to around $469 per night in September.
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In Kamloops, you might want to check out Ramada by Wyndham Kamloops, Riverland Inn & Suites, Sandman Signature Kamloops Hotel, The Ranchland Inn. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Ramada by Wyndham Kamloops, The Ranchland Inn, Kings Motor Inn, Star Lodge 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 Kamloops, check out The Ranchland Inn, Coast Kamloops Hotel & Conference Centre, Wingate by Wyndham Kamloops, The Plaza – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Kamloops, check out Riverland Inn & Suites, Sandman Signature Kamloops Hotel, The Ranchland Inn, Kings Motor Inn – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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