FAQ :
Q: ARE NON-hotel GUESTS ABLE TO USE THE SHARED KITCHEN ?
A: Only registered hotel guests are able to access the shared kitchen located on the 2nd floor property.
Can I have someone to pay for my booking?
Yes, you can process the payment via a third party payment method. Please download and fill in the third party payment authorization form and fax it back to _____ If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email us..
Is there a restaurant?
There is newelly open Cafe' in the hotel ."D'Oro Coffee Lounge"
Can pets stay?
Sorry, since so many people are allergic to animals, we cannot accept your pet.
We plan to travel around the area whilst we are with you on May but are wondering if certain areas will have a problem with snow - any advise please?Many
tourists think that the roads accessing Lillooet are difficult,
thinking there are occasional road closures on the highway during the
snow season.As
a resident of this place for many years, I personally know that highway
99 does not encounter much snow during the winter- in fact there are
many sunny days all-year round, especially from December to March (our
hotel parking area also has a snow removal service contract between the
middle of November to March every year). Usually during March the snow
removal service is seldom used because there is not much snow.Highway 99 and Duffey Lake Road between Pemberton to Lillooet remains open all year round and
are well maintained during the Winter season (snow is plowed everyday
and is checked by the transport highway). I find my Winter drives from
Duffey Lake Road to Whistler and Vancouver (sea to sky highway) quite
delightful because of the beautiful scenery. I try to drive around noon
because that is when the roads are most safe. I recommend equipping your
car with snow chains, and bring a shovel during snowy weather as a
precaution.The
road maintenance on the Sea to Sky Highway has always been excellent
(I'm guessing they have enough budget for the road). This is based on my
personal experience and opinion.The month of May is of no concern for me in terms of snow, unless there is a sudden, extreme change in the environment.You can always check the road conditions before your drives on www.drivebc.ca and clicking "BC Highway Cams". -Hotel Manager-
We plan to travel around the area whilst we are with you on May but are wondering if certain areas will have a problem with snow - any advise please?
Many
tourists think that the roads accessing Lillooet are difficult,
thinking there are occasional road closures on the highway during the
snow season.
As
a resident of this place for many years, I personally know that highway
99 does not encounter much snow during the winter- in fact there are
many sunny days all-year round, especially from December to March (our
hotel parking area also has a snow removal service contract between the
middle of November to March every year). Usually during March the snow
removal service is seldom used because there is not much snow.
Highway 99 and Duffey Lake Road between Pemberton to Lillooet remains open all year round and
are well maintained during the Winter season (snow is plowed everyday
and is checked by the transport highway). I find my Winter drives from
Duffey Lake Road to Whistler and Vancouver (sea to sky highway) quite
delightful because of the beautiful scenery. I try to drive around noon
because that is when the roads are most safe. I recommend equipping your
car with snow chains, and bring a shovel during snowy weather as a
precaution.
The
road maintenance on the Sea to Sky Highway has always been excellent
(I'm guessing they have enough budget for the road). This is based on my
personal experience and opinion.
The month of May is of no concern for me in terms of snow, unless there is a sudden, extreme change in the environment.
You can always check the road conditions before your drives on www.drivebc.ca and clicking "BC Highway Cams".
-Hotel Manager-
Hotel in Lillooet
