Where to stay while you play

Some top hotel picks to serve as your home away from home while adventuring in Revelstoke.

Looking for a home away from home while visiting Revelstoke? For those seeking a retreat from afar, or locals looking for a staycation, the Mountaineer compiled a few options of hotels and resorts to keep the whole family comfortable.

Ariel shot of the roofs of Revelstoke hotel Basecamp resort. The Columbia River spans in the background.
Basecamp Resorts’ stunning location by the Columbia River. Photo provided by Basecamp Resorts

Basecamp Resorts

Basecamp Resorts, founded and operated by Canadian businesswoman Sky McClean, offers a home away from home experience across its three Revelstoke locations.

Overlooking the Columbia River, the Resort offers a peaceful and scenic retreat, while its Suites property places guests right in the heart of town. Both properties have a condo feel; spacious, with full kitchens and generous storage space, and boast hot tub amenities, to unwind after action-packed days.

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Basecamp is suited to adventurers, offering benefits through a variety of local activity providers including Silver Tip Aviation, Apex Rafting and Pursuit Adventures. Guests can receive demo cards and discounts for Powder Rentals and Valhalla Outfitters to support their mountain experience, as well as free Nordic ski rentals.

Additionally, Basecamp partners with BC Transit to offer complimentary vouchers for the Revelstoke Mountain Resort Shuttle. For snowmobilers, newly renovated and affordable third property Northwinds is located close to Boulder and Frisbee, with plenty of parking for sleds.

Basecamp is committed to supporting the local community through its housing solutions, currently building long-term rentals as well as continuing to provide affordable housing for staff members.

A wide shot of the dome tent structure at Boulder Mountain resort
Geo-camping dome and log cabin at Boulder Mountain Resort. Photo provided by Boulder Mountain Resort

Boulder Mountain Resort

Escape to the mountains in comfort with Boulder Mountain Resort (BMR), “where rustic meets refined.”

Situated just 3.5 kilometers west of Revelstoke, the resort offers a memorable stay with a variety of unique accommodation styles on offer. Guests can choose from log cabins, glamping domes, forest bunkies and the luxurious and spacious Boulder Lodge, complete with a private deck and hot tub.

The resort is nestled in a serene forest setting, conveniently located right across the highway from the snowmobile trails on Boulder Mountain, making it an ideal base for sledders to access the terrain.

While the perfect base to explore the adventure-rich paradise of the Revelstoke region, spending time at BMR is an unforgettable experience on its own. A year-round destination, the resort is a great spot for families to unwind in summer with a playground and hot tub. it also offers an outdoor gathering space overlooking the mountains, perfect for hosting events or get-togethers.

Shot of the VRGE Revelstoke hotel outdoor firepit loungue with wood lattice privacy walls on two sides and a chimney dropping from the centre of the roof over the glass fire bowl. Wood benches with outdoor cushions surround the firepit.
Communal firepit area for guests to enjoy après-ski socialising at VRGE Hotel. Photo provided by VRGE Hotel

VRGE

VRGE is fresh to Revelstoke’s hotel scene, redeveloping the Gateway Inn Motel into “the gateway to adventure.”

The hotel is far more than just a comfortable and modern accommodation, setting guests up with everything they need to take on the outdoors and partnering with several local businesses to provide a range of in-house services.

Through Powder Rentals, VRGE provides all the equipment needed for a stellar snowy experience, from skiing to sledding. In the summer, Tantrum Bike provides rentals for biking enthusiasts. The hotel also offers secure gear storage and a garage for those bringing their own equipment.

Guests can unwind with Repose Massage Therapy and its hot tub facilities, the perfect complement to high-adrenaline activities. The enclosed fire pit area is a central communal space; in winter it is licensed for apres-ski socializing. Guests can also enjoy dining at the Lüft Café & Bar, which is quickly becoming a local hotspot.

Interior of Revelstoke hotel The Regent. Darker lighting with wood elements and stone walls. Three plush leather-style couches and alarge framed window looking on Revelstoke's main street.
Revelstoke Regent Hotel’s charming and historic interior. Photo provided by Regent Hotel

Regent Hotel

The Regent is one of the oldest family-owned hotels in Canada and the oldest family-owned business in Revelstoke. A historic name in the community, and once deeply entwined with the railway industry, today the hotel is a charming place to stay for an unforgettable Revelstoke experience.

Conveniently located downtown, guests are steps away from the town’s eateries and attractions. The hotel also boasts its delicious and renowned 112 Restaurant and Lounge, as well as the lively River City Pub, which hosts events and live music throughout the week.

The Regent offers rooms that blend modern comfort and scenic views with the hotel’s unique heritage; what is particularly special is that no two are the same.

Health-minded guests can visit the fitness centre, sauna and hot tub, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. While offering enough amenities for a great experience, its prime location means it is the perfect base for exploring everything the city and region have to offer.

Sutton Place Hotel

Located at the base of the Revelstoke Mountain Resort, the Sutton Place Hotel offers no shortage of year-round activities for adventure enthusiasts.

In winter, guests have a seamless ski-in ski-out experience, pairing days on the slopes with nights in the charming village. During summer, the resort offers mountain biking, hiking and the thrilling Mountain Pipe Coaster.

The Sutton’s self-contained condominium suites are spacious units with all the amenities you would find in your kitchen at home, allowing for groups of all sizes to self-cater. With Mackenzie Village now up and running as a commercial space, guests have conveniences like grocery shopping even closer.

Each suite features washing machines and dryers, which are particularly handy in the colder months. A stand-out feature of the hotel is its heated outdoor pool, open year-round for guests to enjoy.

For those looking to venture beyond the resort, it is only a short shuttle ride to the town centre. The soon-to-be-completed multi-use pathway will allow individuals to walk or bike this route over the summer.

Wherever you choose to stay while visiting Revelstoke you’ll be provided with a memorable experience, and the perfect base to explore everything the region has to offer.

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