We had a LOVELY stay at this hotel. This is a 100 year old building with only 11 bedrooms. Some of the bedrooms are small, but thats the way the place was built 100 years ago. The walls are thin and the floors creak. That's the way with old buildings. We had a small corner room, but for a couple... More

Although we did not stay at this hotel we stayed nearby, and there are not alot of dining choices in Naramata, so we opted for this place. The greeting at the door, although amiable, was delivered over the bar, by an over ethusiastic server , who was in the process of making drinks, answering the phone, and directing other staff.... More

After having booked this hotel for 2 nights from a tourist info centre a couple hours drive away, we attempted to check in after a long hot day of wine tasting. Unfortunately through a glitch in the system, our room had been double booked. We were more than disappointed and a bit desperate, as everything else seemed booked, but the... More

This could be a great little hotel: it's in a good location and a beautiful building. However, it suffers what a lot of small Canadian hotels suffer from, lack of thought and average service. The rooms are ok but could do with a refresh. Overall if you are just looking for somewhere to put your head down for the night,... More

We have spent one night at the Naramata Heritage Inn & Spa, located in the Okanogan wine region of British Columbia. After reviewing the properties history from their web site "The Hotel Naramata, resting on the shores of Okanagan Lake..." one would think this was a lake front property. However, while close to the lake, it is in the midst... More

We spent two nights mid-week in a king sized room and very much enjoyed the setting, history and ambience of the property. It is a very old building so expect the rooms to be small and quaint (the bathtub is in the bedroom). The restaurant/winebar is an indoor/outdoor experience and very popular so be sure to book for dinner. The... More

Well, the first thing you can say about this inn is that it lives up to the heritage name. The building dates from 1908, I think. And for that reason, I can forgive it for a lot of sins I wouldn't forgive in other buildings. I think this is why the rates are what they are. It's a very nice,... More

We stayed at the Naramata Heritage Inn for two nights in the middle of June/06. As other people have stated, it is a bit pricey. I think about $50 less per night and there would not be so many complaints about the price.I personally like not having a TV in the room. It allows you to reconnect with whomever you... More

Naramata Heritage Inn and Spa Was a gift from my husband for my birthday. We paid $250 a night and was not really impressed with the hotel. Its very old and its like staying at your great grandmothers house.. no tv's in the room so if its raining and bad weather better bring a good book to read. Very noisy... More