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It was our first trip and we had fun picking cherries. We also visited some vineyards. The next time around, we know where to stay as the hotels fill up so quickly and so we had to drive 10 minutes farther from the lake.

Easy to get to and from the main city and our B & B was in a quaint neighborhood overlooking the lake. Highly recommend going to the Myra Cannon to either bike and/or hike. Easy access to hwy 97S for a day trip to Oosoyos and drive was spectacular. Dinner at Catcus Club in downtown Kelowna was delicious and really enjoyed walking the pier their including the naturalized marsh.

Great location close to lots of restaurants and wineries. Our room was nice and spacious. Shower water pressure not great and no place to hang wet towels. Room devided into sleeping and sitting areas both with large tvs. A curtain between the two areas would be great. Because of the Reno’s taking place, the parking lot was hard to get in and out of. Once all done, should be an excellent spot.

West Kelowna is home to many fantastic wineries that offer great views and tastings. This part of British Columbia is becoming the new Napa of the north and there are several wineries that have excellent bistros, Mount Boucherie winery has the Modern Butcher, which has an extensive wine list of their own wines plus other local wines. The food was a 10/10. I would suggest that you make a reservation as it was busy. We visited the Hatch, which is a real treasure and Black Swift one of Jason Parker's other wineries. The tastings were done by knowledgable staff who were attentive and kind. My only regret is that we didn't stay longer. There are plenty of wine tours that will pick you up at your lodging and drive you to some of the local wineries. Most of the wineries have picnic tables and you can bring your own picnic and enjoy a bottle of wine. Overall this was a fantastic experience, especially after Covid. All of the wineries we visited and our bed and breakfast had very good safety measures in place.

There are a number of wineries very conveniently located within the city. The city of Kelowna is only a short distance away, across the bridge. Because the streets wind around, run at angles, and sometimes terminate, it can be a bit difficult to find your way around. The part of the city we stayed in was largely commercial and light industrial, and not particularly attractive. The residential area where our accommodation was located was an exception to this, and was quite nice.

Once off the hectic highway, we were immediately transported in to wine country, with vast views of the mountains and lake below. It felt like being somewhere in Europe. It was quiet and tranquil…highly recommend