Royal Hotel

I like that there was little shops around the hotel

It was convenient to where our venue was

Charming early 1900's hotel. Appeared to be well kept, and clean. In fact we were out for the evening and came back after midnight, we saw the desk clerk actually wiping down the wood moldings and doors in the lobby as we came in. I can't recall the last time I saw a front desk clerk dusting and cleaning at a hotel, it was reassuring to see. Loved the wide creaky stairs with the thick carpeting. The doors to the rooms still had the old vintage door knobs. Pictures of the hotel, area and people from the past 100 years lined the walls. Very quaint. Room was the small, high ceiling typical room of that era, a bed, side dresser table, night stands, place to hang clothes and a small bathroom. Tv was on the wall. It had everything you need for a place to leave your stuff while you head out and then come back to sleep. Very much like a hotel you'd experience in many other parts of the world. Clean, simple. That particular section of downtown Chilliwack has a small village feel to it, which we like as opposed to a parking lot chain hotel in the middle of nowhere. This hotel is surrounded by little shops, diners, and the area seemed fine to walk in. We had breakfast downstairs in the restaurant then walked down the street & back looking in shop windows for 20 mins before packing up and heading out.

Unfortunately the bed was terribly hard, and because of that I couldn't get very comfortable. That is the only reason I can't give it a better rating.