Hilltop Inn - Salmon Arm

a herd of elephants was in the room above us and tramped around till after midnight the 2 breakfasts could not be accessed till after 8 am when we had to be at the curling club at 810 facilities were neat and clean but the door was hard to close . it would seem to latch but blow open 10 or 15 minutes later

Clean room, plenty parking space, and reasonable price including breakfast

As someone who has stayed in many rented accommodations from budget to 5-star resorts, there are things that I have experienced here that I have never seen before. At this price point, absolutely ridiculous and I will never recommend this place or be back. Most uncomfortable 2 nights ever. Many good qualities, don't get me wrong, but a grown human should not have to put bathroom products on a towel laid on top of a toilet tank because there is not one flat surface anywhere to even put a toothbrush. A pedestal sink belongs in a half-bath in a house, not a hotel room. A huge shower with not one place to put anything, not even something from a dollar store with suction cups. I almost went and bought one myself it was so dumb. Oh, and if you have any sort of mobilty issues do not stay here, not any safety grab bars anywhere in the bathroom... But hey there is a pedestal sink. Next, for the love of all things sanitary, seriously, no fitted sheet on the bed? That's actually kind of gross. That sheet barely went to the edge of the bed, let alone large enough to even be tucked in properly and just got all tangled by moving around during the night. Nothing to potect you from a naked pillowtop where hundreds of people haved stayed before you, doing god knows what. Gross, because I seriosly doubt the beds are being cleaned. Lastly, literally not one place to plug anything in. The one and only outlet I found was one, one the bedside nightstand. A desk, but nowhere to plug anything in. Just ridiculous at this price point. Clean, and amazing location and outside area, but the pool and gardens aren't what all people come for and need for a restful stay. NEVER coming back, which is too bad. I would, if whoever designed these rooms had any common sense.