Guests often praise
- Friendly and accommodating kid-friendly service options
- Tranquil natural surroundings near popular lakes and parks
- Clean and comfortable accommodations in a quiet resort setting
Experience a 4.6-star resort hotel in 70 Mile House, BC, near Green Lake and Kamloops Airport. Kid-friendly amenities and top sightseeing spots nearby.
Guests appreciate the peaceful setting and family-friendly service, while noting the moderate ratings for sightseeing and transport. Ideal for visitors seeking outdoor activities nearby.
GoHotelly doesn't process bookings — we open this property on each partner so you can compare live rates, cancellation rules and loyalty perks side by side.
Some links are affiliate — if you book, GoHotelly may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Read the full disclosure.
Wind and The Pillows B&B and Resort is a resort hotel located in the tranquil setting of 70 Mile House, British Columbia. Situated at 3677 N Bonaparte Rd, the property offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature with convenient access to notable nearby attractions like Green Lake Provincial Park, Green Lake, and Watch Lake, all highly rated for outdoor activities and scenic enjoyment.
With a solid rating of 4.6 from 35 reviews, the resort is recognized for its kid-friendly service options, making it a suitable choice for families traveling with children. Guests seeking opportunities for sightseeing and recreation will find the location practical, though the property earns a moderate score of 3.3 for ease of getting around and exploring the area.
Access to the resort is primarily by car, with Kamloops Airport about a two-hour drive away. For visitors interested in exploring nearby accommodations or comparing options, The Flying U Ranch and The Blue Cottage B&B are nearby highly rated hotels, while the 70 Mile Motel offers a more budget-oriented alternative.
The overall setting and facilities position Wind and The Pillows B&B and Resort as a comfortable option for travelers looking to enjoy outdoor attractions in British Columbia within a relaxed resort environment, especially those traveling with families. Its balance of natural surroundings and accessible amenities fit well with guests focused on sightseeing and recreation.
The short version: what's available day-to-day, and the key practical details most travelers search for.
Based on sightseeing, recreation, and getting around
Curated spots travelers usually pair with a stay in British Columbia. Distances are rough real-world times, not straight-line.
Hand-picked alternatives with a comparable feel, size and price band.
Short, honest notes are more useful than long ones. A few sentences about what worked, what surprised you, and who the hotel is best for will go a long way.