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Spent two nights in Kelowna staying at "A Touch of English," which is a B&B in Kelowna.

The B&B is situated high on a hilltop, in the suburbs of the city itself. It is probably a 5 minute drive from downtown Kelowna. The lounge area in the B&B has two sofas and two arm chairs. There is more seating outside, weather permitting.

The room that we had looked out over the city and the backyard pool. The weather didn't really invite for pool lounging, but the pool looked inviting and the grounds are nicely manicured.

Our room was reasonably spacious, with a comfortable bed (the linens appeared to be Westin-hotel inspired) and an ensuite bathroom that is modern and featured dual shower sprayers. Everything was very clean. I don't think that there was any air conditioning in the room, but with the windows open, we had a nice breeze coming in and were never overly warm.

Breakfast one morning was smoked salmon eggs benedict, with a dill cream sauce of some type, asparagus, and croissants. Exceptionally tasty, and well presented. Breakfast the next morning was whole wheat french toast (I believe..), plated with an array of berries and 2 sausages. Homemade scones were also served. Each morning's breakfast was started with a generous fruit bowl or plate. Breakfast the first day was more substantial and filling than the second day's.

Upon arrival, and at a similar time on the next day, we were presented with an afternoon tea and a small snack (I can't recall what we had the first day, but the second day offered fruit, whipped cream, and an angel food or sponge cake). My wife loved it.

The hosts are very gracious and friendly, and clearly take pride in their home and their offerings. If in Kelowna, and looking for something outside of the typical hotel offerings, you might want to give it a try. We have no complaints* and would certainly book there again if we were in the area and they had availability.


*The only item of concern is that if you have a large car, parking can be a bit tight and slightly nerve-wracking. The parking area looks smaller than it really is, but on first impression, you are going to wonder how in the world you are going to get your car parked and back out out on the street safely.