Canada · British Columbia · Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine · Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum) · Natural hot spring · co-located commercial spa

Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum), British Columbia V8G 0G2, Canada
54.3536° N · 128.5379° W · OSM node/10284577691
What visitors say top 5 of 12 reviews
Erik Miitela year ago on Google

Honestly, it's not functioning. I was curious about it and showed up on my motorcycle. If it's a working hotel, you could have fooled me. Their FB page acts like they are with posts as. There is a farm stand and what looks like a greenhouse beyond the gate in the parking lot. I was interested in taking some photos and was told I absolutely couldn't go inside the gate, even to take pics at ground level. The two ladies I spoke to there were bordering on rude. It was worth the stop to see the decrepitude, but if they have restaurant as they claim on FB, I wouldn't eat there... The vibe is definitely off and I was happy to leave after 10 minutes. If someone could fix it up proper and be welcoming, this could be a stellar place like it was.

Heather Prisk5 years ago on Google

What a shame that this once wonderful resort has been allowed to disintegrate into the sad, decrepit, rotten, ghost town like resort that it is today. No public facilities available and all hot pools are closed due to health regulation violations. It is barely functioning as a motel.

Fern Decambra4 years ago on Google

Just saw a YouTube video by a channel called Destination Adventure. Looks like an amazing resort, just needs to be cleaned, fixed up and finished. Would love to visit one day!

Yeti Productions6 years ago on Google

Not a resort in the least , nasty old moldy pools and slides that closed over a decade ago. Restaurant* if you can call it that is nasty. There's a bar. That's it .

Leairra Smith3 years ago on Google

Was a very quiet stay. Food was amazing! Staff was friendly and very engaging! 100% recommend and already planning a trip back!

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OSM tags
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