My husband and I spent 3 wonderful days at the Delta Sun Peaks resort last week. From the minute we arrived, to the time we left, we were treated extremely well by all the staff. They definitely treated us with special care and I definitely got the opinion that guests were very important to them. We paid a little extra to stay on the ‘Signature Floor’ and this enabled us to receive a light breakfast each morning and a variety of appetizers each evening. This was a wonderful way to start and finish a day of skiing! Our room was of the standard size and organization. I was impressed by the spotlessness of the room….and I am known for being a bit fussy when it comes to cleanliness of my hotel accommodation! The only drawback from the stay was that the room did not have Wi-Fi. I could connect in the lobby so it was a bit of an inconvenience to leave the room when I wanted to ‘plug-in’ to the world . But, I guess I was on a holiday and one should take a break from outside stresses!

If your looking for a challenge- not the place. If your looking for solid v
Blue, some blacks and light pow- go here

Spnt the week between x,as and news years here. It was great. Room service was kinda slackish and the room cards kept getting demagnetized. But the front desk was super responsive. The pool was PACKED after skiing- not relaxing if you didn't bring your own swarm of people and kids.

Food was good all around and the fridge in the room is nice to have for snacks etc.

Important- pay the extra to face the mountain and ask for top floors. The rooms facing the village were crazy loud at night when people were out late- had a hard time sleeping.

We stayed at this hotel during our week in Sun Peaks and apparently it is the best one in the village. I do believe this may be the case, however I must admit I am unsure whether I would have paid for our week spent there, had we not won our stay through a competition.

We were satisfied with everything in the hotel, except maybe for the fact that we were right next to the lifts on the second floor (room 238) and could therefore hear them moving up and down all morning and evening. Had we paid for the accommodation, we would have refused to stay in the room and asked to be moved.

The rooms were clean, big (although we just had the basic Delta room), warm and a comfy king size bed. As Sun Peaks is mainly a weekend resort due to the secluded-ness of the village and because it is quite a new resort, it was only busy when we arrived and as we were leaving. During the week the hotel was very quiet and we got the relaxation we were hoping for! We also attended a wine tasting event at the hotel as it was wine tasting week in Sun Peaks, which was a delightful event! We got a taste of all the local produce and the experience of meeting people from the area was lovely.

The hotel's own restaurant downstairs has really good food too, although we only tried the breakfast. Their pancakes and french toast (which they can also make with gluten free bread!) are amazing!!!

All in all I would definitely recommend this hotel for both couples and families!