Welcome to Three Valley Lake Chateau & Historic Ghost Town

Museum review (haven’t stayed in the hotel). Fantastic place, great for stopping by during your trip but needs at least few hours to walk around. This is a collection of oddities displayed without a particular order and I think that’s what it makes it amazing and interesting to wander around. It is more a collection of historic buildings and building re-creations. You will find a collection of 1920s era American cars, trains and passenger cars with countless other items throughout the history, clothing etc. Each of the houses have their own themed setups (barber, jail, bank etc). The ghost town is definitely worth a stop, price only $16 and also they do have a train ride which was closed due to the rainy weather.

Wonderful stay at Three Valley Lake Château! The staff were extremely friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit.
The service was excellent and made us feel right at home. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the location is beautiful with stunning lake and mountain views. Such a peaceful and relaxing experience

This is a worthwhile stop! Very well done displays. There is something for everyone here. The facilities are well maintained & the village grounds are clean. We didn't eat at the restaurant but we left a little something for our next visit. Staff are friendly & welcoming.

Stayed two nights here with my family after driving by on so many other road trips. Read the reviews about no Air Conditioning, the property being dated, etc and decided it was still worth checking out for us - are we glad we did!

As mentioned, there is no AC but fans are provided and with the right timing, you can cool your room off with strategically opened windows. The screens didn't totally seal the windows up but we never had issues with bugs. Staff kept the hallway windows open so there was always a bit of a cool breeze if you were ok with slightly propping your main door open. Our room was lovely, clean and comfortable and the price was reasonable for what we were provided and what I can assume are the massive upkeep costs for a building this size and age. Wifi is also only provided in certain common areas but we didn't really mind; you're out in the mountains, we were there to enjoy them.

The property is MASSIVE and some of it has been boarded up yes. But the more you explore and read the history about it, you sort of understand. A family run business (that even generates its own power by the way) survived the pandemic and are doing what they can in today's climate. The places people frequent are full of interesting things from antiques to historical pictures of the property when it had originally opened in the 60's. The places that are run down are not where people are being housed but we honestly found it very cool to come across a shut off room on our wander that looked like it used to be some sort of lounge. The indoor garden is straight out of the 70's and a total throwback that even my 8 year old loved.

The restaurant is what it is; we saw 4 staff in total and they were working all day every day. The menu is limited as they need to make the best of what they can based on said staff and location. If you want to mix it up, the drive in to Revelstoke is only about 15-20 minutes.

You will need an entire day (or more) to explore the ghost town next door; it's huge and well worth the cost of admission (which is discounted if you're staying at the hotel).

We're actually planning to come back again just for the experience and history. The vibes were so much better than a Coast Hotel we had stayed at the nights before, just know what you're getting in to and enjoy it.

And absolutely charming place. So much history. Staff was so nice. You need to spend some time walking around this place. I would highly recommend you stay here.

The ghost town - One of the best museums in the world! I would come back here again and again.
It has everything, trains, cars, engines, kids train rides, saloon, school, church...like everything!

What an amazing hotel with wonderful staff and a charming owner. The place feels truly unique, offering both an incredible view of the lake and an unforgettable visit to their ghost town. And trust me, the ghost town is way bigger than you expect. You can easily spend hours exploring it.

Sometimes you’ll even find the hotel owner in the gift shop. She’s such a lovely lady with the warmest smile and striking white hair. She told us how the hotel has been in the family for years, starting small and slowly growing as they added more rooms.

Now, fair warning: there’s no Wi-Fi and no air conditioning… but honestly, who cares 🤣. I stayed in the summer and the room temperature was perfectly fine. Plus, the receptionist cracked me up when she admitted they have “horrible TV channels.” Extra points for honesty!

If I had to sum up this hotel, I’d call it a grandma’s roast beef: comforting, wholesome, and always a safe choice. Highly recommend!

Pretty cool area. Didn’t stay here but the chateau looks like something you’d find in the Shining! lol

The hotel is old and the rooms are dated but very clean. Staff are very friendly. The views and the lake are spectacular. Absolutely worth it to stay and enjoy the ambiance.

Amazing place. What a fantastic stay. 😍 If anything it's clear how much the owners love and take care of this place, the gardens are stunning. The history is palpable. Just a little slice of heaven. It's beautiful. And nearby Revelstoke is quite the happenin' place. No doubt we will be back. 🥰