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All guestrooms have TV, gas fireplace and a fully equipped galley kitchen. Superior rooms have one queen bed and one queen murphy bed and can accommodate quad occupancy based on sharing existing beds.
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Manteo Resort Waterfront Hotel & Villas, shoulders on one of the finest beaches in the Okanagan, and provides 78 spacious suites and guestrooms that are furnished with modern flair. Guestrooms have either 2 Queen beds or 1 King bed and can accommodate up to quad occupancy based on sharing existing beds.
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The Coast Capri Hotel has comfortable air-conditioned guest rooms have private balconies as well as a range of modern amenities including air-conditioning, 24-hour room service, tea/coffee makers, cable TV and pay movies.
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The Ramada Lodge Hotel offers 135 deluxe rooms and suites. All rooms feature pay per view movies and Nintendo, hair dryers and in-room coffee makers.
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The Prestige Inn has Each guestroom features deluxe furnishings, refrigerator, coffee/tea maker, hairdryer, makeup mirror, iron and board, voice mail, individually controlled air conditioning and pay-per-view movies.
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rooms boast comfortable beds with Beautyrest mattresses, hairdryers, TV, air conditioning, pay movies, nintendo, fee local calls and a complimentary newspaper. Primadonna’s Restaurant offers an array of Italian dishes, and is also open for breakfast and lunch.
Address:
1140 Harvey Ave
City: Kelowna
Kelowna City Info.
Kelowna is a city on Okanagan Lake in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada. It is the seat of the Regional District of the Central Okanagan, and the third-largest metropolitan area in British Columbia (outside the Lower Mainland and Victoria). Kelowna is one of the fastest growing cities in North America and is considered by some to be one of the most desirable cities in the world in which to reside. The appropriate management of such rapid development (and its attendant consequences) is a source of significant debate within the community. It is the fifth most expensive housing market in Canada behind Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Victoria.
First settled by missionaries in 1859, Kelowna was officially incorporated in 1905. Neighbouring towns include Westbank to the west across the lake, Lake Country and then Vernon to the north, Peachland to the southwest and further to the south, Summerland and Penticton.
The service industry employs the most people in Kelowna, the largest city in the tourist-oriented Okanagan Valley. In summer, boating is popular and in winter, Alpine skiing at the nearby Big White Ski Resort.
Kelowna produces wines that have a worldwide reputation. Vineyards are common around and south of the city where the climate is ideal for the many wineries. Notable ones include the Mission Hill Estate Winery, specifically for its unique architectual design. However, at least two major wineries were damaged or destroyed in 2003 due to the Okanagan Mountain Park Fire. Kelowna is also the home to Sun-Rype, a popular manufacturer of fruit juice and snacks.
