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Rooms & Rates

~Each room has a bit of history built right into it. Just about every piece of furniture has been either given to me or handed down from other family members or I have been lucky enough to find them in second hand stores.

~ The Inn rooms offer: WiFi, queen size beds, satellite TV and DVD player. The three upstairs rooms share a spacious bathroom. We also have a library featuring works by local authors, recounting tales of those who pioneered this region. ~An assortment of DVDs, and game boards await you in the library as well. 

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                                       ~  These 3 rooms range from: $ 85.00 to 120.00 a night taxes included.                                        

                                                                  

 **ASK ABOUT **

 

 'The Garden Suite'  is  located on the main floor. It will have its own un-suite. GREAT seniors . ~ cost of this room is $ 130.00 a night, taxes included. 

 

 '1918 BUNK HOUSE' offers a spacious bedroom, seating area, with a pull out bed for extra guest. The bunk house offers a valley view. 

 ~Ask for rates and availability

 

 

The Pioneer

 

This room over looks the garden and has a southern exposure with a beautiful view of Niute Mountain. A Queen size bed, and extra space for a cot.

 

This room is named after KB Moore, If it wasn't for him falling in love with the beauty of the valley, I would not have been able to call this place home.

 

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Price: Please call for pricing and for more info.

The Cowboy

 

This room overlooks the rivers edge and meadows, and faces east. It has a queen bed, and beautiful antique furniture.

 

This room is named after my father in law Alf Bracewell. He was one heck of a cowboy and was one of the cat operators that opened up the 'Freedom Road' to Bella Coola.

 

 

Price:  Please call for pricing and more info.

The JP Room 
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This room has two single beds. Look at the old cook stove. It at one time baked breads and cakes, now I use it for a night table and ...

 

I was told that it was used by the original owner of the property. Legend has it, that a trapper named Jessie Powers married an Indian Princess against her family's wishes from Anahim Lake. They ran off and settled in Tatlayoko Valley, calling this property, their home for a few years.

 

Price: Please call for pricing and more info.

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