Best Pet-Friendly Stays in Kamloops for Your Companion

Delta Hotels by Marriott Kamloops has a year-round outdoor pool, a rare treat in the Kamloops winter, with a hot tub alongside, so children can swim in any season. Family rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, the modern restaurant serves a range of cuisines, and there is a fitness centre. Pets are welcome. The hotel is 9 km from the city centre, so a car helps. With an 8.5 score from 411 reviews, I would book it for a family weekend.

Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites-Kamloops by IHG makes arrivals easy for families flying in: a free shuttle runs to Kamloops Airport, 5 km away. The indoor swimming pool and hot tub are there for the evening, and the on-site restaurant and bar save a drive at dinner. Rooms are air-conditioned with free WiFi, there is a fitness centre, and pets are accepted. The 8.4 score from 245 reviews suits a comfortable, well-equipped stop.

Hampton Inn by Hilton Kamloops gives children an indoor pool with a water slide and gives parents a hot tub and mountain views. In winter, the ski storage is handy for a family heading to the slopes, and in summer the pool still earns its keep after a hot day. Rooms have cable TV, free Wi-Fi and a coffee maker. Kamloops Airport is nine miles away. With an 8.4 rating across 777 reviews, I would book it as a dependable year-round family base.

South Thompson Inn sits on 55 acres of countryside about 15 minutes from central Kamloops, and that space is the point for a family. Mountain bike and hiking trails start from the property, there is a seasonal outdoor pool for summer and a hot tub with river views all year. Rooms look onto the mountains, the gardens or the river, and pets are accepted. I would ask for a river-view room and plan at least two nights.

Accent Inns Kamloops is a pet-friendly hotel about a seven-minute drive from downtown Kamloops. In summer, the seasonal outdoor pool is the highlight for children, and the on-site restaurant serves every meal, which keeps days simple with a family. There are also spa and wellness facilities and free Wi-Fi in every room. It is a city hotel, so plan on driving to any outdoor activity. The 8.3 score from 271 reviews is solid.

Right off Highway 1, this Holiday Inn Express in Kamloops is easy to reach at the end of a long day in the car. The indoor pool and hot tub give children a way to burn off energy, every room has a mini-refrigerator and a coffee machine, and the daily buffet breakfast is included. Pets are accepted. I would choose it for a road-trip night rather than a stay in downtown Kamloops.

Wingate by Wyndham Kamloops offers family rooms and serves a continental or buffet breakfast daily, two things I would put first for families. The indoor swimming pool and hot tub keep children busy in the evening, while parents can use the spa and wellness centre or the fitness centre. Rooms are air-conditioned, welcome in a Kamloops summer, and pet-friendly options are available. Kamloops Airport is 14 km away, practical if you are flying in.

Scott's Inn & Suites is one of the more dog-aware stays in Kamloops, with designated dog-friendly rooms and a pet area nearby, so the family dog is covered. Rooms are spacious and have a refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker for easy breakfasts. A rooftop sundeck and a renovated entertainment room add space beyond the room. The Kamloops Art Gallery is about a 15-minute walk. I would book it for families travelling with a dog.

Family rooms at the DoubleTree by Hilton Kamloops are air-conditioned with free WiFi and a tea and coffee maker, and the seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub are the summer treat I would plan around with children. The modern restaurant serves local cuisine with diverse dietary options, useful for families with allergies or preferences. Pets are accepted. Outside the pool season, entertainment for kids will have to come from outings in Kamloops.

The Hue Hotel in Kamloops gives families more room than a standard hotel: rooms are spacious, air-conditioned and fitted with kitchenettes, and family rooms are available. Being able to prepare simple meals helps on a longer stay with children. Wi-Fi is free, the front desk is open 24 hours, and pets are accepted. Cascades Casino is a four-minute walk away, more for the adults. The 8.0 score from 281 reviews is fair for a practical base.

The Thompson Hotel is a three-star hotel on Victoria Street in downtown Kamloops, and I would recommend it to families who want an indoor pool and a short walk to dinner. The pool and hot tub are joined by two on-site restaurants, and local dining, shopping and Riverside Park are a short walk away. Pets are welcome. The airport is a fifteen-minute drive.

The Vista Inn in Kamloops is a three-star hotel with family rooms, and I would recommend it to families who want space and a seasonal pool. Rooms have private bathrooms, air-conditioning, balconies and mountain views. The seasonal outdoor swimming pool and the sun terrace suit summer visits, and the on-site restaurant serves Indian cuisine. Thompson Rivers University is a short walk away, and the airport is 11 km.

Super 8 by Wyndham Kamloops On The Hill is built for road trips along the Trans-Canada Highway. Families can pull in, park and be in the room quickly, and the daily continental breakfast gets everyone back on the road without a detour. Rooms have a refrigerator for drinks and snacks, a coffee maker and cable TV, and WiFi is free. Pets are allowed and there is a small fitness centre. A score of 7.9 from 1,034 reviews reflects simple, functional comfort.

A complimentary American buffet breakfast, a seasonal outdoor pool and a hot tub cover most of what a family wants at the Quality Inn, with free private parking on site. Rooms are air-conditioned with a private bathroom, and a fitness centre is available. The outdoor pool is seasonal, so winter visitors will rely on the hot tub instead. For tired parents, the hot tub is a welcome end to a long day on the road.

An indoor pool with a waterslide is the obvious win for children at the Prestige Kamloops Hotel, and a hot tub and sauna give the adults their turn. The hotel was renovated in 2021, some rooms have kitchenettes, and pets are welcome. Shops and restaurants are within walking distance, so evenings do not need the car. The listing mentions ski access, but this is a city hotel.

Coast Kamloops Hotel & Conference Centre puts its pool inside a tropical atrium, and the indoor saltwater pool comes with a wading pool for small children, plus a hot tub and sauna for parents. Rooms have a fridge and microwave, useful for snacks and simple meals, and Wi-Fi is free. Pet-friendly rooms are available if the dog travels too. With a 7.8 rating across 579 reviews, I would book it for a family stop in Kamloops where an indoor pool settles the evening.

Travelodge by Wyndham Kamloops Mountview is a three-star motel with a heated seasonal outdoor pool, and I would recommend it to families who visit in summer. Every room has a microwave, a refrigerator and a coffee maker, free Wi-Fi and cable TV, and a continental breakfast is served. Suites with sofa beds and kitchenettes are available for longer stays. Pets are welcome in some rooms. Cascades Casinos is five kilometres away.

Prestige Aberdeen Lodge is a family-friendly Kamloops hotel about 1 km from Aberdeen Mall and the dining around it, handy for quick meals and errands. A continental breakfast is included, parking and WiFi are free, and the on-site restaurant saves a drive at dinner. Parents can use the 24-hour fitness centre, and pets are welcome. It is a city hotel rather than a ski lodge. A guest score of 7.7 from 741 reviews points to practical comfort.

Rodeway Inn & Suites in Kamloops is a budget-friendly choice for families on a longer stay, with air-conditioned family rooms that include kitchenettes. Cooking simple meals in the room saves time and money with children. WiFi and on-site parking are free, and express check-in and check-out keep arrivals quick. Cascades Casino is a 16-minute walk and the airport 14 km away. No pool is listed, and the 7.7 score from 246 reviews is fair.

Interconnected family rooms at the Best Western Premier Aberdeen Kamloops come with a kitchenette or full kitchen, which I find the most useful set-up for families who want space and simple meals. The indoor pool keeps children busy, while the hot tub and sauna suit parents. A restaurant and bar are on site, WiFi and private parking are free, and Kamloops Airport is 14 km away. The 7.6 rating from 126 reviews is average.

Knights Inn Kamloops is five minutes from downtown Kamloops and 20 minutes from Kamloops Airport, a simple base for families on a budget-minded trip. Every room has a kitchenette with a microwave and refrigerator, so breakfasts and light dinners can be made in the room. Parking is free, WiFi and cable TV are included, and the front desk is open 24 hours for late arrivals. Pets are welcome. A guest score of 7.4 from 607 reviews points to basic comfort.

This Days Inn sits less than 1 km from the Trans-Canada Highway, which makes it a practical stop for families driving through British Columbia. Breakfast is included each morning, which helps on travel days, and some suites have a kitchenette for simple meals or bottles. On-site laundry is useful mid-trip, and the family dog can come too since the property accepts pets. I would treat it as a convenient base, not a destination in itself.

Ramada by Wyndham Kamloops has air-conditioned family rooms, some with mountain or city views, about 11 km from Kamloops Airport. The modern restaurant on site offers a range of dishes, which keeps family dinners simple after a day out, and the bar gives parents a place to relax. The hot tub and fitness centre round out the evening, and WiFi is free. A guest score of 7.0 from 578 reviews suggests modest comfort, so set expectations accordingly.