No air conditioner. We did find this location listed with AC but it does not have. Luckily it wasn’t too hot. There was a nasty stain on one of the bed layers, no housekeeping services despite staying 4 days, right redirection button on the remote did not work, one or two of the glasses did not appear clean. Access to a Hoover would have been good considering we had no housekeeping, not that convenient a location but not terrible if getting for a good price. We enjoyed an our stay and don’t really care generally about housekeeping, however, with two kids under 4 one of them a baby, a vacuum would have been appreciated after day 2! The common areas weren’t really looked after properly. There was a wet paint sign that hadn’t been removed for a week and the air being pumped into the building clearly had no kind of filter, smell of smoke from wildfires more noticeable then outside! Typical BC experience really, we had a great time but a shortage of hotel rooms means high costs and they can just open the doors and the money rolls in without anyone really giving a damn. If the country has a soft few years, stagnant growth and continues to limit immigration, these hotels may have to start working harder to get guests coming back. Despite staying in hotels for a living, I’ve only ever been tempted to give 5 starts once, the Watermark in Osoyoos. I’ve stayed in 3 fairmonts months for context. We accept too much mediocrity in Canada, a country that’s famous for hospitality.