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Prestige Beach House Kelowna

Prestige Beach House Kelowna

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3.9 Google Review
1675 Abbott St, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1Y 8S3, Canada
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Jul 10, 2018
Great location. $5/day guest parking. Good services. Clean. The hotel is on a busy street. Do be careful crossing the roads. No views from most of the rooms.

Jun 29, 2018
Attended a work function there and it wonderful. Bain Ultra air tub in my room and the decor was lovely. Beachy and cozy. Restaurant was also great. Friendly wait staff and quickly efficient service. Would definitely recommend and stay again.

Mar 11, 2018
😍 A fun, romantic staycation at The Beach House in Kelowna. I expected a small room, that would probably only accommodate at most, a queen size bed & a couple bags of luggage. This was one of those very rare occasions, that my assumption was wrong. The room was spacious, clean & the decor was modern with a beach feel theme that goes hand in hand with the hotels name. It was easy to make ourselves at home & comfortable, from the bubble bath to the cozy electric fireplace. Bed was comfy but the music from the restaurant directly below kept us up for a good part of the night. Staff exceeded diligence & customer service was outstanding.

Apr 29, 2018
Nice, clean hotel within easy walking distance of most downtown attractions. Highway 97 side rooms have balconies that really are too noisy to sit on due to traffic. Room had some peeling wallpaper, and the bathroom space is extremely tight. Good restaurant with a good breakfast, and ok bar.

Apr 23, 2018
I was pleasantly surprised by the room, as the exterior isn't anything special. Our room was gorgeous! Very spacious, comfy bed, amazing jacuzzi tub and friendly staff 😀 The restaurant has great food, even great vegetarian options.

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