Well, the first thing you can say about this inn is that it lives up to the heritage name. The building dates from 1908, I think. And for that reason, I can forgive it for a lot of sins I wouldn't forgive in other buildings. I think this is why the rates are what they are. It's a very nice,... more

We stayed at the Naramata Heritage Inn for two nights in the middle of June/06. As other people have stated, it is a bit pricey. I think about $50 less per night and there would not be so many complaints about the price.I personally like not having a TV in the room. It allows you to reconnect with whomever you... more

Naramata Heritage Inn and Spa Was a gift from my husband for my birthday. We paid $250 a night and was not really impressed with the hotel. Its very old and its like staying at your great grandmothers house.. no tv's in the room so if its raining and bad weather better bring a good book to read. Very noisy... more

Wanted to note our very positive experience with this property. This is our 4th visit to the Okanagan valley and our1st visit to the east shore north of Penticton. The drive from Penticton is approx. 15 minutes through wine and orchard fields.Spectaculor views from "the bench".Naramata Inn and Spa is a nicely restored heritage site and building.The rooms are very... more

Beautiful, restful, friendly, romantic. This inn is for lovers, NOT for kids, GET IT?! more

Nice rooms but there are no facilities for young children. We recently stayed there in a suite with our 1 year old infant, and our other two children. They had no cot or bed available for our one year old so we had to buy our own travel cot. Their cancellation policy is strictly enforced so we were charged for... more

This facility was highly over-rated in our humble opinions. We stayed with our infant son recently, and were not overly impressed with the amenities. The rooms were small, old, and claustrophobic. There are no TV's in the rooms which makes the shortcomings in the rooms even more pronounced. Not much to do around the facility either, and for the price... more

We stayed two nights at the Naramata Inn. In our case it was a jumping off point for wine tasting in the area, and the Inn was an excellent base for this. There are a number of wineries within short driving distance (even an ambitious walk!) of the Inn; better still, it is possible to book the Inn's guide for... more