Kingfisher Pacific Resort & Spa

Enjoyed the hydropath

Pillows were uncomfortable.

Very Calming

The walls were very thin, you could definitely hear people talking in the next room.

Our 3rd trip to Kingfisher Inn from Alberta. Always a great experience but noticed the prices are getting up there.

Nothing

Oceanside location, pool and spa

Lack of aircon in the studio. The fans were quite noisy.

地理位置确实不错

作为一个度假村，连免费的瓶装水也没有，吃相有点难看。再加上房间设施比较旧，没有空调，提供的电风扇非常差，很吵。餐厅里有太多的苍蝇，吃个饭好像跟苍蝇抢

We had amazing room and view. I love the garden.

The room was exactly as advertised and matched the photos — the view was truly stunning and just as I had hoped for. Waking up to such a serene and beautiful landscape was definitely a highlight of the stay. Another positive was the underground parking, which was a thoughtful touch. It meant we didn’t have to worry about getting into an overheated car on warm days — a small but much-appreciated convenience that added to the overall comfort of the experience. These aspects certainly made parts of the stay enjoyable, though unfortunately, other elements left us disappointed.

We recently stayed at Kingfisher and unfortunately, the experience didn’t match the expectations for the price we paid. The suite itself was beautiful, but arriving to a completely sealed room on a 26-degree summer day made it feel like walking into a furnace. While I now realize the lack of air conditioning was noted in the small print, it’s surprising that in 2025, a $450/night room wouldn’t include AC — especially in the summer. Most customers wouldn’t think to double-check that in this day and age. To make things worse, the electric furnace in the room had been left on for reasons we still don’t understand. The thermostat and controller were off, yet heat continued to flow into the space. We didn’t catch this until hours later when the room still wouldn’t cool down. When we called the front desk, we were told the “pilot” needed to be manually switched off by maintenance — but that could only be done after 7 AM. Another surprise: no complimentary water bottles in the room. The two small bottles provided were priced, and when we asked the front desk, we were told to simply get water from the tap. That’s not what you expect at a property of this caliber, especially when compared to other top hotels across Canada. Overall, $450 for the view alone feels hard to justify. Yes, maintenance eventually resolved the furnace issue and brought us an extra fan, but that’s a standard expectation anywhere — not something that should define a premium experience. I’m still left wondering: what exactly does Kingfisher offer that warrants this price point? For us, the value just wasn’t there.