Copper Valley Resort - Logan Lake, British Columbia

Mark Freeborn

Rooms are very dated and in need of repair. Overwhelming perfume smell. Sheets hadn’t been changed from previous renter, but bed was made.

Woke up covered in BED BUG BITES!!

Not impressed with this place and would rather sleep in my vehicle than stay here again. For the price, much better accommodation is available.

Norman F

I stayed there last week for one night. I have only given three stars solely because the motel is currently up for sale by the present retiring Owning couple and the restaurant and pub was no longer open. However, I was very happy with the room which was very clean and had all the amenities that I needed and all worked - certainly no evidence of cutting costs in that area. Maintenance was up to date. Some people might find the painted floor not to their taste but I would say much cleaner and more hygienic than a carpet, especially since this is a mining town. I will certainly stay there again next time in Logan Lake.

UK_PFG

We stayed here for one night in August 2015. We’re a family of 4 with kids aged 3 & 5. I’d read reviews prior to arriving and I guess everything comes down to expectation.||||If you’re expecting the consistency and standards of a major chain then it’s unlikely to be the place for you, and neither is it if you really do expect a ‘resort’. However, if you’re looking for somewhere that’s reasonably valued, friendly and functional, then it’s fine. I don’t think I’d want to stay there for a long trip but would certainly be happy to use it as a base again for a couple of nights at a time.||||In contrast to some previous reviews, we had soap (and shampoo), the fridge worked fine, we used their wifi, and they delivered a fan to our room without us asking for it. Yes the room was a little dark and tired, and the plumbing wasn’t the quietest, but it wasn’t to a level that would make it a problem. Although there wasn’t a carpet on the floor it actually made sense for us as we were there when the weather was very wet. With the room doors opening direct to the outside we’d have ended up with a sodden carpet after coming in and out of the wet so many times. Also, a fair proportion of their clientele clearly work outdoors - so it isn’t that surprising they’ve decided not to put carpets down.||||The overriding factor for us was the friendliness of the staff. We had direct contact with at least 5 of them, the restaurant and reception included. We were charged exactly as the booking suggested, when we thought there was a problem with a light in the room they dealt with it straight away, they were very accommodating for the kids in the restaurant, and they let us borrow utensils to feed the kids with as we had an early start the next day. They were very welcoming and I really have nothing but praise for them. And finally, we really enjoyed the Chinese buffet – with 2 young (sometimes fussy) kids, a vegetarian and a ‘meat eater’, we all found there was plenty to keep us happy and thought it was well priced. It also appeared to be popular with locals which is an endorsement.||||I’d not hesitate to stay here again – but do revert back to my opening line: Your experience will very much depend on what you expect for the price and after taking into account the location.

Nadia Cutler

The rooms are in need of some updates. However, they are very clean and the linen is new and smells fresh. The room price is very reasonable... cable, fridge, toaster oven and microwave in the room. No bugs...i checked with a flashlight...lol. The room was a bit warmer but also came with a nice fan.

If your working at the mine, here fishing or needing a nice bed for reasonable...this is the place..

Sharon v

When I made reservations, I was quoted $69 per night, plus $10 for the dog. I ended up being charged $79 a night, plus $10 for an extra person (what?) and $10 for the dog. This turned out to be over $110 per night including taxes. This hotel is not even comparable to a Motel 6. I realize they have a lot of mining business, so they are not worried about overcharging.||||Our room did not have air conditioning in +90 degree heat. The fan in the bathroom did not work and our room was not made up on the second night of our three-night stay. ||||In Logan Lake itself, everything shuts down at 9:00. You cannot get a meal at the hotel after 8:00 and every restaurant in town (including the pubs) shuts down at 9:00. This town is not catering at all to tourists. ||||On our next visit, we will look at staying in Merritt.

Pogogas

It was clean and the lady at the front desk was friendly but still very disappointed, Can't believe this is the #1 place to stay in town? Had dinner in the restaurant which was adequate, the waitress didn't know what kind of beer they served so I asked if the had a Canadian which when I finally got, was warm! There was no AC, the water pipes howled every time someone ran water, terrible beds and really cheap pillows, topped off by a dinky12" TV and no coffee in the morning, two thumbs down.

Rick Charron

Copper Valley Resort is NOT a resort. it is a NO STAR motel. Dirty, noisy location. Our 'freshly renovated' room had cement floors and no hot water. We were visiting this community for a wedding and could not shower, wash or shave prior to the event.The mattresses were dismal, worn out and very old. huge mud puddles had to be traversed to get to the stairs. Mud had been tracked throughout the walk ways and into the room. the exterior walls were clad in filthy siding, the only visible clean parts were where people had rubbed against them in the stair wells. Old derelict vehicles were littered around the grounds of the motel. I would not recommend this motel to anyone for any reason unless they need practice with their bulldozer.

BNeibert

I'm sure this location was thriving at one time however it's just as tired as its owners. The restaurant is completely closed and the Copper Valley Motel on the same property needs some tender loving care. As helpful as the owner was in attempting to make sure we had Wi-Fi and a TV that was connected to a working cable, he put us off when he started to use his Passkey to randomly open other rooms occupied by guests. We observed at least four times that he did this. At this point we decided it wasn't a safe place to stay. the only time I would stay here if I were desperate and didn't need any amenities because even the room was musty and smelly.