Sasquatch Crossing Eco Lodge - Agassiz, British Columbia

Meg K.

Awesome place to stay! There were so many fantastic things about this place. It's a big treat - It's a lovely & quiet place that has great access to much of the amenities & local sites in the area. Staff are super friendly, hardworking & reliable. Has everything you need & the building is peaceful & private. The rooms stay cool with the fans and cross breezes & the breakfast is wonderful - They serve something for everyone. Lots of indigenous carvings & art on display in the common areas to take in. The house is rather large, with several wonderful spots to relax, including outside areas with privacy. It feels really hidden away and wooded, but you can easily pop back out onto the main roads for site-seeing. Big thank-you to the Sts'ailes Nation for allowing us to enjoy your land - what a special place. We are looking forward to booking again!

Steven O.

Stayed at this beautiful heritage B&B in conjunction with the Harrison Tulip Fest. The B&B features meticulously maintained landscaping and interesting First Nations art. The exceptionally good breakfast with homemade granola and fresh fruit together with cooked items would be a strong reason for us to return again. A great getaway from the city for a couple of nights.

Rhianna V. S. (. R.

We found this little cozy spot close to the wedding we attended at the Sandpiper golf course. The location is so quiet and the staff are wonderful. Highly recommend for a little getaway

LesdeQ

From the moment we arrived, Sarah made us feel like it was our home for the time of our stay. The lodge is a beautifully appointed historic building reflecting its history and growth whilst at the same time offering modern day comfort. Great gardens and swimming pool with a look out tower a short walk away. Stunning delicious home made breakfasts are a wonderful way to start the day. I can fully recommend a few days here.

Topic A.

Such an amazing experience to go there. We went on summer, so it is quite hot, if you dont tolerate heat at night maybe think double before booking here.

Jesse C.

Super cool place to stay while we attended a wedding at the nearby golf course. The room was large and the bed was comfortable. Everything was antique style, which was very charming. Hardwood floors, a charming library and a huge estate-like yard made this a really fun experience. Our toddler had a great time running all over the yard exploring. The breakfast that was included was delicious homemade pancakes, with home made granola, fruit salad, yogurt, sausage, eggs and coffee. Great start to the day!

It was a bit warm in the room without air conditioning, but once it cooled off at night and we got the fans going it cooled off. The pool was out of commission. However, there are some nice walking trails to explore nearby with wild strawberry and blackberry patches aplenty.

We would stay here again!

Barry 1. (.

Stayed for two nights on a September weekend. The staff (shout out to Summer) were extremely friendly, respectful, and provided excellent service. Although the cottage is older, it is very clean. The breakfast menu included was very tasty. Overall, enjoyed my experience here. Highly recommend.

lorraine164

This is a charming building full of history. Our checkin was short and to the point. The next morning we discovered much more which would have made our stay different. As the family who manage the lodge were busy we searched around to find the items we were after in the kitchen. The rooms are lovely, however as there is no air conditioning, which we understand in the climate and the historical nature of the building, it was vey hot over night. Having the window open wasn’t possible. I believe a stay in autumn or spring may be a better choice.