Lakeside Illahee Inn in Vernon, North Okanagan, Canada | Bed and Breakfast | Inn

Sandy beaches, warm lake, terraced lawns and flower gardens, boating and kayaking, lush fruit orchards, nature park, a mix of natural scenic splendor and serenity are the surrounds to Lakeside Illahee Inn in Vernon, British Columbia in Canada.
Uniquely beautiful, Lakeside Illahee Inn has a spacious open plan design, accesorized by an awe-inspiring unobstructed 180° view of beautiful Lake Kalamalka and complimented by a stunning permanent natural parkland literally at the back door.
Nestled on 2½ acres of lakeshore amid magnificent scenery, adjacent to 3300 acres of Provincial Park, Lakeside Illahee Inn in Vernon, British Columbia, is known as "The Inn of the Lake of Many Colors", offers quality accommodations for vacation and business travelers, waterfront sunset dining, weddings, corporate retreats, group meetings amid relaxation and serenity,all in its nature park surroundings.
The colour change of the water is caused by the precipitation of tiny marl (calcite) crystals. These crystals reflect the light, hence the beautiful blue, jade green, green and violet display.
The Lakeside Illahee Inn boasts five guest rooms and suites, each distinctive, each with large waterfront balcony, private bathroom and entrance, two guest TV and reading lounges, Grand Room and Loft, massage and spa services; meeting facilities; large waterfront patio for special events (up to 85 persons), waterfront sunset dining, large sandy beach, excellent swimming, canoeing, kayaking and boating; mountain biking, hiking, nature walks; quiet spaces for solitude and reflection in meadow, forest and rock gardens and along wild-flower edged pathways, a wonderful lakeside hot tub for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Join us in the peaceful countryside. Enjoy fine hospitality and the many outdoor recreation opportunities offered each of the four seasons in an atmosphere decidedly rural, laid back, relaxing, elegant and unimaginably scenic in it's makeup.
Enjoy spring blossom times, the warm water of summertime, the fall harvest times, the splendor of winter, all there while you can.