In England we use the word "excellent" far too often. Griffin Lake Lodge has shown the true meaning of the word from the hospitality shown to us by Wayne and Heather, the spectacular scenery from the English Room, and especially the ambiance of the whole place which quiclly relaxes guests from all countries. Wish we were staying a lot longer. James thinks this is the best. Thanks very much again.

John, Sue and James Rollenson
England

It has been so good to return a year after our first visit. As we write this, the moon is rising over the mountain and reflecting in the lake just as it did last year. Today has been very special as we have walked the back mountain trails of the Meadows in the Sky. Of all of the trails that we have done in so many areas of the world, these on Mt. Revelstoke are just about the most beautiful. Now we can relax and reflect after a very lovely day. We think the campfire, which we can see from our room, and the marshmallow toasting is a lovely idea. You do everything so well here! Thank you again.......

Linda and Michael Gainsbury, Stourhood, UK

Such a shame we couldn't stay longer. What a fantastic place. We have stayed in many places that claim to be "unique" and "homey" but this place beats them all hands down. The attention to detail and little touches - trinkets, books etc - really make it feel like staying at a friend's house. Wayne and Heather are exceptional hosts. Sitting by the fire at the lakeside toasting marshmallows, watching the salmon, the misty mountains, canoeing on the lake...a short but memorable stay in a beautifully located and decorated place. We'll be back!

John and Vickie, Vancouver, New York, Manchester, Milan

 How amazing that our first stay in a "commercial accommodation" in Canada should be so relaxed, unassuming, homey...The whole feel of the lodge and surroundings are at one with nature. Just to sit and gaze at the scenery inspires well being. The homey atmosphere, encouraging guests to join in conversations so it is like being entertained at a friend's house - good food, good conversation, good views - and all so relaxed. Even the smoke from the Washington fire contributed - a misty haze on the mountain tops and a full orange moon. The lake looks like glass this morning with the fire pit and the seats close by. For the first time ever (yes, honestly) we've toasted marshmallows. It is hard work running a successful B&B (with dinner), but Wayne and Heather make it look easy. Thanks both for a memorable stop over.

Jane and Mike Stone, Doves, UK