Revelstoke was the first stop on my road trip through Banff, Calgary, Kimberley, and Kelowna. Perhaps because the town is a tourist hotspot and has a large ski resort, hotel rooms were quite expensive; ski-in & ski-out hotels right next to the ski resort reportedly cost 2,000-3,000 Canadian dollars per night. The Sandman Hotel is a typical motel, better than the usual "shack-like" motels. I booked a single room with a very old sofa. There was a small stove with two burners, but one was broken; the sink faucet required a lot of effort to tighten before it stopped dripping, and the drain seemed prone to clogging. A pot in the cupboard was completely uncleaned, with egg white residue stuck to the bottom. I brought my own milk pot, utensils, ingredients, and semi-finished food. Fortunately, the room had a coffee machine, microwave, electric kettle, and toaster, which I thought was a plus, even though the appliances were old—better than nothing! The surroundings were relatively quiet when I went to bed at night. However, considering the experience of staying one night, the price of 160+ Canadian dollars (excluding breakfast) is too high and not cost-effective.
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