“Loved it”
Everything was spot on—front desk staff were super helpful and amazing, the room was spotless, and the pub across the street served great food. I’d definitely recommend this spot.
SheenaHace 3 días
Osoyoos·8.5
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Poplars Motel on the lake in Osoyoos offers beachfront access and a private beach area. The motel features air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free WiFi, and lake views from balconies. Guests enjoy a private check-in, outdoor seating, barbecue facilities, and free parking. Cottonwood Beach is a 9-minute walk away, and Nk'Mip Desert Cultural Centre is 2.8 km nearby.
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Everything was spot on—front desk staff were super helpful and amazing, the room was spotless, and the pub across the street served great food. I’d definitely recommend this spot.
Sheena·Hace 3 días
Friendly staff made the stay pleasant, and because the room was on the lower ground with no guests above, it stayed quiet. The motel’s beach lounges were comfortable, and the shallow lake had playful ducks that visited. A nice walk into town offered plenty of restaurants for dinner. However, the bar fridge made noise, there were no fly screens on the windows, and the air‑conditioning wasn’t very strong.
Mel·Hace un mes
The beach location was great, friendly staff. The AC unit was very old, noisy and difficult to control. It keeps you cold when it's on, but keeps you awake, and turns on and off randomly
Joe·Hace 2 meses
The price felt a bit steep considering the building’s age.
David·Hace 2 meses
We loved the easy access to a clean beach, the lake, tasty food at the Sage Pub, the walkability, and the decent parking for a truck on the street, plus the overall price. The owner Karen was very friendly and we chatted about her family’s business and Poplar’s history. The noise was a problem: we and the couple traveling with us were in ground‑level and second‑level corner rooms nearest the beach, so people ran up and down the stairs next to our room and on the balcony above—sometimes after 2200. The curtains opened during the day and people stared in. It would help to have a second set of sheer curtains that still let in light. Also the car right in front of our door backed up as far as it could, making it tight if we were carrying beach gear or store bags.
Sydnee·Hace 2 meses