My boyfriend and I were just coming off of the Likely/Barkerville Road, and we were going through Wells, and then to highway 26, and we had nowhere to stay that night as we were heading towards Quesnel. We had our approved accommodation guide for British Columbia Accommodations, and were looking at a place to stay in Quesnel, after a few... more

One of my favourite small B.C. cities to visit is beautiful Quesnel. It makes a great place to stay overnight if you want to take a leisurely day trip to historic Barkerville. I've stayed at a number of properties in Quesnel and the Sandman Inn Quesnel is my favourite place to stay, hands down. The first thing I like about... more

Stayed here for one night as part of a tour group (organised by the Rocky Mountaineer Train people) This was our overnight stop as part of the Rocky Mountaineer's Fraser River package (Gold Leaf) and was a very pleasant surprise as we were expecting to be accomodated elsewhere in town. The Sandman is a short drive from Quesnel so nobody... more

My family and I stayed at this hotel, we had originally booked at Best Western in Quesnel, but when we got their the room was too small for our family of 5, so we left. We stayed in one of their suites. It costed about $115 C which was impressive for a nicer room. It had a microwave, fridge, kitchen... more

From the perspective of a business traveler, there are two fine choices in Quesnel and the Sandman Inn is one of them. The other is The Talisman Inn. The Sandman Inn is the newer of the two, built in aprox 2001. I always request a room facing the back, to avoid the noise and light of the highway. The rooms... more

Schoenes Hallenbad und Wirlpool. Ist sehr angenehm nach einer laengeren Reise. more