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( ex. Best Western Vernon Lodge )
3914 32Nd Street, Vernon, Canada
Located approximately 25 minutes' walk from Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park, the 3-star smoke-free Prestige Vernon Lodge hotel offers general facilities such as currency exchange and a lift. A short way from the large Polson Park, this Vernon hotel offers a prime location and includes an American restaurant.
Nestled only 1 km from Gray Monk Estate Winery, the hotel is 2.8 km from Kekuli Bay Provincial Park. The nearby cultural attractions are the long-running museum "Vernon Public Art Gallery" (850 metres) and the Greater Vernon Museum & Archives (0.9 km). Guests will also appreciate the vicinity to Macdonald Park, located just a 7-minute walk away. Feel in total harmony with nature by visiting the Allan Brooks Nature Centre, 3.6 km from the Prestige Vernon Lodge. 39 Ave at 33 St bus stop is right near the property.
Overlooking the pool, the 123 rooms are appointed with ironing equipment and climate control, as well as modern facilities such as an iPod dock and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They are appointed with a writing table, and also feature tea/coffee making equipment. Bathrooms inlude a separate toilet and a shower, and such fine comforts as hair dryers and bath sheets.
2 onsite restaurants, among them Brixx Brewhouse and Cabana Kitchen, serve American, vegetarian, and local dishes. The restaurant serves local cuisine for lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy the lounge bar on premises. Prestige Vernon Lodge hotel features a restaurant nearby, where guests can enjoy a variety of Canadian cuisine.
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