We spent three nights at this very charming, eclectic B & B. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. We had the Rundle Room which had a nice sitting area and beautiful fireplace. The bed was huge and very comfortable. The ensuite bathroom was very big with plenty of hot water. Once at the B & B you can park your vehicle and walk into town, it is just two blocks and two blocks from the river. We spent Thanksgiving here and had a very nice Thanksgiving dinner at the Juniper Hotel. The views from the restaurant are spectacular.

We planned to stay for four night, ended up staying five because it was so great. Clean, comfortable, spacious, delicious breakfasts- would come again in a heartbeat.

This B&B is by far the best experience we have ever encountered. I will highly recommend this place to all my friends and family. Lynne was a terrific hostess and provided home made breakfast for the delightful travelers who we had the pleasure of meeting.

Thanks again, Mike and Carol Fleckenstein

Arrived here on 2nd August 2011 for a 4 night stay. Finding the B&B was easy and location fantastic. We were welcomed by Missy who worked part time. She gave us a tour including lots of information which was both interesting and informative. Parking is round the back of the property with easy access.
Room (Rundle) was spacious and comfortable with excellent decor. Bathroom was also spacious, clean and well stocked. Only problem was that in warm weather you have to have the windows open which is rather noisy from both skateboarders and the regular night trains.
Breakfast is continental with a different hot item every day. When all guests turn up at the same time it is a little crowded. Everyone that we spoke to were very friendly and we all swapped tales and tips of our travels over breakfast. Complimentary Tea & Coffee was available for all guests to share on the upstairs landing.
Internet wifi is free with a good connection. The B&B is 2 minute walk to town and about the same to Bow River with a fantastic view of Cascade Mountain down Muskrat Street.