Excellent location and really good food and wine. Wildlife viewing was superb. We saw loons, eagles, ospreys, white pelicans and a very tame chipmunk. Outdoor seating areas were great and there was an excellent selection of books covering the history and wildlife of the area. Hosts were super helpful in suggesting things to do and providing directions. We went on the float plane tour of the Rainbow Range, Hunlen Falls and the Monarch Icefields which was amazing. Another interesting place is The Precipice Trail.

Rooms were dated and decor overall was quirky and would benefit from remodeling.

Right on the lake and very quiet. The loons were fun to watch, and we were able to kayak right from the dock. The dinners were fantastic - worth the trip in itself. Our patio had a big screen that was needed!

The buildings are old and in need of refreshing, but the room was comfortable and the managers do wonders with what they have and their remote location.

Eagle's Nest is a small resort, situated at the shore of a small lake adjacent to a forest in the inland plateau just before/after the sporty part of Highway 20. Even if it might apear somehow old fashioned, the resort is in a good shape and well managed by Tim and his wife, who does a very good kitchen (both breakfast and dinner were perfect). Both are very professional and committed old school hosts who turn your stay into an unforgettable "souvenir".

Really friendly owners. Unique accomadation, very comfortable bed. Wonderful views of the lake from our room and the gardens. Freshly prepared dinner and breakfast if you wish to have this. We had both, and it was really good. The room had a kettle and fridge.

Please follow website instructions on driving to resort - DONOT follow Google Maps.

Lovely old world charm with wonderful hosts. The food was great: breakfast, lunch bags and 3 course dinner at reasonable prices, even had free canoes and advice & maps for trails. Would definitely stay there again

It’s not close enough to where we come from to visit again

Tim is a great host. The location is close to the Bella Coola highway (actually a dirt road). The place is on the lake shore and the restaurant overlooks the beautiful and peaceful lake. Small but cozy room. Easy parking.

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The staff were lovely and welcoming, and the dinner was excellent.

There really isn't anything worth complaining about. The buildings and rooms seem dated, but it's all part of the rural-resort atmosphere so I wouldn't say I didn't like it.

Anahim Lake is like a little piece of heaven on earth. The resort is so perfectly located. The service was exceptional and our stay was divine. The rooms are simple but very comfortable with everything that you need. Nothing could beat having a coffee and listening to the birds on the dock as the mist lifts off the lake.

So very quiet and relaxing. Food was excellent. Beautiful dining room. Has a nice sitting area and outdoor area to watch the birds and other animals.

Room is quite small

Beautiful, remote location right on the lake. Decor was a fun, eclectic style. The food was great, and the service was beautifully formal and elegant. The room had lots of hot water, bed was really comfy, bar fridge in room, and everything we needed to feel welcome and comfortable. It was wonderful to have a touch of civilization in a stunning wilderness setting - the best of both worlds!

A hot tub was advertised, but not available. The owner removed it from their listing, but not before we saw it. Unfortunate, but forgivable. Location is very remote (which we liked), but no food options (cooking facilities) except what they offered in the restaurant. The menu was set with no real options and prices were not mentioned in the listing and were quite high.