Robert A M
21. juni 2024
Glacier House Resort advertises itself as a very quiet getaway place, notwithstanding there’s an ATV/snowmobile adventure establishment on the premises. Okay if you’re into snowmobiling but if you’re looking for a quiet getaway? I doubt it. What you don’t see are the humongous power lines coming from the BC Hydro electric generating station that come behind the northern part of the resort. Yes, a very nice unspoiled view looking south, but some humongous power lines coming from the BC Hydro generating station a short distance away from the Columbia River. We were there for 5 nights in the so-called "shoulder season" - the not so busy time of the year, notwithstanding there were always at least half a dozen visitors' cars in the parking lot. Our booking included a 'hot" breakfast. Given the price, it's what we expected. We got cold French toast on brown bread, cold Polish sausage, bagels that tasted like sausage. The Sterno pot underneath the warming pans had been on for at least an hour. I've had better breakfasts at Econolodge, Super 8, and Days Inns. There was the usual electric waffle pan and batter to make your own waffles. We discussed this and made some suggestions with the front desk, who took notes. Next day, I checked the offerings. The French toast had been replaced by frozen, not fresh, hash browns that tasted stale and the same Polish sausage. This time they were lukewarm but not very hot. We decided to get breakfast in town. I checked their offerings for the next 3 mornings. The same hash browns, the same Polish sausage and the same temp. Not exactly what we were looking for on a 5-night stay.
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