Hotels near Agassiz, BC
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7 locations found near Agassiz
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2226 Lougheed Highway, Kent BC V0M 1A1
“Woodside Inn on Mount Woodside is one of the best affordable Motels in Harrison Mills. Each private suite is self contained with it's own separate entrance & parking, kitchenette, livingroom, bedroom, full tub & shower ensuite bathroom, free WiFi and Satellite TV.Pet friendly as well!”
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46298 Yale Rd, Chilliwack BC V2P 2P6
“I've had nothing but good experiences with this liquor store. Been buying from them since 2016 and they're always super friendly and helpful with suggestions if you're on the fence about what to drink that day/night.”
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45886 Wellington Ave, Chilliwack BC V2P 2C7
“Rooms are clean, despite past comments they've definitely improved! Staff are sweet and polite, they provide snacks and really good coffee in rooms. Only thing to note for future guests is the bathroom lightswitch is outside of the washroom, the one inside is for the fan, and the coffee machine power button is on the bottom of the side! Tv and internet work! They text you immediately if they notice youve left something which is really nice!! The front lobby has an old smell, doesnt bother me but might bother others, just smells like old wood and smoke, but its an old hotel so honestly didn't expect the lobby to smell like sunshine and rainbows, the rooms smell really good with the air fresheners they put :) if you stay here with a significant other it feels really romantic if you appreciate the antiques and the photos.”
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140 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs BC V0M 1K0
“I chose this location because the Harrison Hot Springs Resort Hotel seems to be consistently raising the prices. It was very reasonably priced and in a central location. Upon arriving I was checked in by RHL (He was amazing but I don't know how to spell his actual name and this was the abbreviation provided on the check-in form. He checked me in quickly and I was set to go. Went for lunch at the The Old Settler Pub and on my return to the hotel, RHL called my cell phone to inform me that I had left my credit card and ID at the front desk. What a nice guy. The entire time I was at the property RHL was working hard, but always smiling and being nice to everyone there. The room was basic but clean and well organized. I enjoyed my stay but needed to leave earlier than expected. The checkout process was smooth and fast. I really appreciated the staff.”
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259 Hot Springs Road, Harrison Hot Springs BC V0M 1K0
“The people who run this place are very friendly and there's obvious care in the maintenence of the establishment, but age is still showing. The room was clean and quaint. The water pressure was adequate, but the spray was partially clogged and weak, and there's no vent in the bathroom, nor was there a screen in the window. They provide fridge, microwave, coffee and maker, kettle and toaster, which is all great, but I didn't have a single day where anyone came to check on me or offered to top up my in room coffee. (On a related note, the gas station across the street has better prices in their convenience store than the grocery by the waterfront.) Oddly, there was a standing lamp in the room with no bulbs, and no bedside option for lighting. And the lights flickered multiple times a day, so be careful with delicate electronics. The pub next door hosted a biker group on Saturday which created a ton of noise, although I don't blame the motel for that. The rest of the time, my stay was quiet and peaceful. Nice place to stay if you're not expecting anyone to wait on you, and don't mind occasional pub noise.”
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100 Esplanade Ave, Harrison Hot Springs BC V0M 1K0
“The hot springs were amazing. There's three outdoor pools with three different heat levels (the hottest one is adults-only) and inside, there's a pool and hot tub. It is hard to find parking but we talked to an employee and she said if there's no available spots, it's okay to park in staff parking or outside of lanes as long as you're not blocking anyone. EV Charging is ~$0.2 a minute (~$12 an hour) so if you're driving an electric car, I highly recommend charging it somewhere else, there's EV Chargers outside of the parking lot and around the restaurant street which is $2 an hour. We came with a group of friends and check-in was at 4:00PM but rooms were not ready until 5:30PM. Mildly inconvenient but we got a 10% discount as apology. We got two rooms and the room that was ready didn't have any towels so we called and housekeeping came and delivered them. For some reason, our room key kept not working and we had to continuously go back to the front desk and ask for them to fix it, but it would only work once and then not work again. To ask for robes, you have to use the phone in your room to call the front desk and ask for them to be delivered. Depending on how busy it is, you may not be able to get robes until a little after so just keep that in mind. Overall, it was a decent time. Sadly, if you were to ask me if the cost for this two day trip was worth it, I would have to say no. I was just rating the hot springs, I'd give it 5 stars, but if I was only rating the resort, I'd have to give 3.”
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190 Lillooet Road, Harrison Hot Springs BC V0M 1K0
“This is a decent place to stay. I feel it’s priced well for what you get. You’re not far from the beach, restaurants, and a gas station. The rooms are quiet and clean, a little dated but it works.”
