Ripley Creek Inn

Terrific, eclectic spot in a great location! We drove down the Cassiar highway on our way back home from the Yukon, and were expecting to camp at Meziadin Junction, however discovered it was closed for the season. As it was raining that evening as well, a detour to Stewart made sense, and was a great stop. Frank, the manager met us at the door of the office that evening, was personable and made sure we had a room that was handy for the dog, and in reach of my truck, which we appreciated. The room was clean, quiet, well appointed and charming. The common areas were delightful and in conjunction with all the other parts, featured interesting curios and showcased a man's sense of pride in his business. LOVED the historic angle as well. The exterior felt like we were in a 1920s motor inn park. Also, the adjacent restaurant, Toastworks is no joke. Easily the best fajitas I've ever had, though being cold, tired and famished might have enhanced the experience admittedly. Still, the meal was just excellent. Make sure you start with chips and dip, as the three we had were amazing. Looking forward to staying again!

A quirky but very well appointed hotel. Spacious and clean. All we could have asked for after a long journey. Would certainly stay again. The associated Mexican themed restaurant was a delight with a great ambiance, friendly staff and superb food.

I was not impressed by the hotel management not really friendly and changing my booking to room that was 45$ a night more with no notice or compensation. We stayed in the Stewart house(210$ a night) which is under renovation construction except the main floor which had no heat except in the bedroom and when I asked about it I was given a POS little space heater to try to warm the place up hahahahaha. There was no internet/cable as advertised in the room(worked for an hour then you had to pay....)no microwave. I will say the cold old house had a bit of run down charm that I could appreciate but for 210$ a night never again! This was a birthday present trip for my wife that turned out to be a dud I don't know about the rest of the place but my experience wasn't worth the 1000$ for 4 days.

Absolutely loved our time spent in Stewart and it was all made possible by the excellent accomodation at the Ripley Hotel. It was clean, fresh and very welcoming. We dined at the Mexican Restaurant in the main street and I have to say that the Surf and Turf is the best meal I've ever had in my nearly 80 years. It was absolutely outstanding. Michelin quality for sure. Very well done to you all, a mighty effort.

Great stay. We were very comfortable in Room 301 of the main lodge (the VIP Room) - nicely equipped with a fridge, toaster, keurig coffee and Nespresso appliances. Very spacious with a sofa and table/2 chairs. Great sleep in a king bed. Sparkly clean! Staff very friendly.

What an incredible place! The proprietor, Frank, along with his wife have done an amazing job recreating an amazing representation of a time long gone by. Together they endeavored to restore some of Stewarts oldest coolest buildings placing them into a position creating it's own little town. The land the buildings sit on, the machinery, the walkways and boardwalks all combined create a very serene place to stay. The rooms inside are so well appointed, clean and comfortable. Inside there are additional spaces to allow guests to gather in a public lounge areas. If you're ever planning on coming to Stewart, do yourself a favor and plan to stay here, you'll surely love it as much s we all did! And if you do, say Hi to Frank and Olive (his puppy) for me!

Visited Stewart and the surrounds for Three Nights for a Long weekend breakaway.|Getting there had the most breathtaking scenery along Highway 37A, the Glacier Highway. |The town itself feels like a step back in time with its quaint housing and peaceful streets. Check in took minutes and found ourselves in the Kate Ryan Building which was really spacious, a very convenient kitchenette, which we well used and a really comfy King Size Bed. |We went exploring the surrounds and crossed into Alaska to the neighbours in Hyder , a place where time has stood still. Didnt get Hyderized which in retrospect may have been a good thing I hear !| We had no interaction with fellow guest nor staff, could not have been more peaceful and relaxing, and very reasonably priced.| Well worth a History and Geography weekend .| The only disappointment was the fact that the Museum in town only works business hours Monday to Friday therefore not accommodating the curious weekend tourists

Always stay here when visiting Stewart. Not cookie cutter, a lot of personality and interesting variety of rooms. Fits the town well. Cant compare it to other Stewart options because I've never wanted to stay anywhere else. Very walkable for the estuary and around town. No need for an alarm clock with Manny and Penny the roosters. My daughters and partner love staying here too, and all scolded me for not taking them this time. Between us we've probably stayed a dozen times.