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8322-86 Street
Fort St. John, British Columbia V1J 7G4
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Hotel Overview

Looking for modern, luxury accommodations in the Peace Country? The Best Western Plus Chateau Fort St. John hotel is conveniently located directly off the Alaska Highway 97 making us the ideal location for any traveler. A sleek, modern design with ample amenities including kitchenette rooms, a free full hot breakfast completing the stay for any guest seeking comfort and relaxation on their trip to Alaska or business in the Energetic City.

Also a mecca for adventurers, Fort St. John offers snowmobiling, quad trails, mountain climbing, golfing at one of the four local courses, biking, kayaking, canoeing and hiking. Speed skating is also offered at the Pomeroy Sports Centre which is just minutes from the hotel.

Hotel Amenities

Because We CareSM

Cleaning Standards

Industry-Leading Cleaning Standards

Modified Breakfast

Modified Breakfast Service & Selections (varies by hotel)

Low Rate Guarantee

Low Rate Guarantee

Hotel Policies

Pet Policy
Pets allowed based on the availability of pet friendly rooms. Up to 2 dogs per room with an 80 pound weight limit. Additional pet types (cats, birds, etc) may be accepted at the hotel’s discretion. Pet rate is $20 per day with a $100 per week maximum. A refundable cleaning & damage deposit of $50 is required upon check-in. If damage occurs or excessive cleaning is needed, the deposit can become non-refundable and the hotel may charge additionally to cover the costs of repair/cleaning.
Child Policy
Children 16 And Under Are Free In Room With One Paying Adult In Existing Bedding.

Location

Hotel location and the surrounding area

8322-86 Street
Fort St. John, British Columbia

Nearby Attractions

Area Business

  • .5 kilometer(s) from URS Flint®
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Husky Oil Operations Ltd., fuel distribution, Chevron Oil & Lubricants, VP Racing Fuels, methanol distribution, hot shot and tank accessories.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Penn West PTF Energy Ltd.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Trans Carrier Ltd., our number one goal is to cater to the oil patch, moving service rigs, test equipment, plant site maintenance equipment and construction equipment, sand & gravel, pickers, bed trucks, winch tractors.
  • 5 kilometer(s) from Redneck Oilfield Services, our goal is to provide our clients with a wide range of rental equipment, supported by the best service and people in the business.
  • 2 kilometer(s) from Rentco Equipment Ltd., all your rental needs.

Attractions

  • 1 kilometer(s) from Lido Theatre, this renovated venue is versatile and hosts many kinds of events from fund raisers to foreign films.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Fort St. John - North Peace Museum, tells the story of the Fort St. John region from First Nations' settlements to the oil and gas industries of today. Come explore a tepee, trapper’s cabin, blacksmith’s shop, 1921 school room, 1930s dentist office, missionary chapel, 1930 Outpost Hospital room, Finch’s General Store, British Columbia Police Barracks, furnished rooms of a pioneer home, post office, newspaper office, Alaska Highway exhibit, photographs, artefacts, and more! The museum is pleased to provide guided tours when contacted in advance. The Fort St. John North Peace Museum and North Peace Historical Society connect residents and visitors of all ages to the history and communities of the North Peace River area of British Columbia.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Peace Gallery North, located at the North Peace Cultural Centre, this gallery hosts 12 to 17 exhibits each year. The gallery also features a gift shop where visitors can purchase pottery, prints, paintings and more, created by local artists and artisans.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from North Peace Cultural Centre, this modern centre is located downtown and offers theatre entertainment throughout the year as well as a public library and an art gallery that sells unique local hand crafted pottery.
  • 15 kilometer(s) from Charlie Lake Provincial Park, covers the southwestern shore of Charlie Lake, within the rolling landscape of the Interior Plains. The park features interpretive programs for those exploring the hiking trails and searching out wildlife. The lake itself offers canoeing and fishing opportunities, moments from Fort St. John.
  • 25 kilometer(s) from Beatton Provincial Park, located on the shores of Charlie Lake, is a year round recreational facility. The summer months are filled with windsurfing, waterskiing and fishing, while cross-country skiers and toboggan racers emerge once the snow begins to fall. The park is also home to a full service campground.
  • 5 kilometer(s) from Muskwa- Kechika Management Area, is massive covering 6.4 million hhectares (16 million acres) and protects a huge variety of wildlife and habitats. The area can be accessed off the Alaska Highway/Highway 97 between Fort St. John and the BC-Yukon border.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Fort St. John Rotary Spray Park, located at Centennial Park, is an outdoor water park for kids. The park, which is a great place to spend some time on a hot day, is open from 10am until 9pm during the summer.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Centennial Park, located in central Fort St. John, is home to the North Peace Arena as well as the Peace Leisure Pool. A number of community events are held at the park throughout the year.
  • 2 kilometer(s) from Fish Creek Community Forest
  • 35 kilometer(s) from Kiskatinaw Provincial Park, the Kistatinaw bridge, the first of its kind in Canada, was built in 1942-43 by Dow Construction of Toronto. Cement footings were put in place in November 1942 using gravel hauled 26 kilometres (16 miles) from a crushing plant at the Peace River. An extreme cold snap that month made it necessary to enclose all concrete pedestals and piers and keep them heated to 22 degrees celsius (72 degrees fahrenheit) for 10 days. This was no mean feat given that the work involved almost 610 cubic metres (800 cubic yards) of concreteThe bridge is a three span, timber truss structure built 30 metres (100 feet) above the stream. Approximately 500,000 board feet of creosoted British Columbia fir were used in its construction. The fir was shipped from coastal B.C. to the railhead at Dawson Creek. It should have arrived in early 1943, well before spring thaw, but was not delivered until April. Breakup made for a tough haul through the mud from Dawson Creek.

Dining

  • Denny's, on premises, Full Service, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,

Education

  • 2 kilometer(s) from School District 60
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Alwin Holland Elementary School
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Fort St. John Central Elementary School
  • 1.5 kilometer(s) from Dr. Kearney Junior High
  • 4 block(s) from North Peace Secondary School
  • 3 kilometer(s) from Christian Life Centre

Nearby Cities

  • 65 kilometer(s) from Dawson Creek, British Columbia
  • 225 kilometer(s) from Grande Prairie, Alberta
  • 640 kilometer(s) from Edmonton, Alberta

Recreation

  • 1 kilometer(s) from Pomeroy Sports Centre, is a wonderful sports and ice rink facility that is unmatched in British Columbia. It was designed in a way to provide the best possible experience for everyone for years to come.The complex features 2 NHL sized ice rinks, 12 dressing rooms, a public meeting room, skate sharpening vendor, a concession stand, Booster Juice outlet, meeting room, and a Olympic-sized long track speed skating oval. Additionally the centre has 60,000 square feet.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from North Peace Leisure Pool, the facility consists of a leisure pool and a 25 meter lap pool. The leisure pool has a zero beach at one end and a maximum depth of 1.5 meters (five feet) at the other end. It has waves, a rapid channel and spray and squirt features. Located adjacent to the leisure pool is a small bubble pool specifically designed for tots. The lap pool has 6 lanes. The shallow end is 1 meter (3.6 feet) deep and 3.7 meters (12.1 feet) at the deep end. There are also 3 meter and 1 meter dive platforms.
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Fort St. John Curling Club, has been around since 1946. You can join a number of leagues that they offer. They also have drop in hours for seniors and juniors and they also offer classes every Friday nights.
  • 2 kilometer(s) from Fort Bowling Lanes, for over 40 years Fort Bowling Lanes has been Fort St. John's best bowling experience. We have 12 lanes of classic 5-pin, along with "Cosmic" bowling on weekends, a tantalizing snack bar now offering pizza and a fully licensed lounge. Our well maintained, wheelchair-accessible alley can hold 120 people and has a special party room available for your next staff, Christmas or birthday party. We also have pinball.

Shopping

  • 1 kilometer(s) from Walmart®, full super store with groceries and drygoods
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Totem Mall, Staples-Mark's Workware World- Telus- Miscellaneous stores
  • 2 kilometer(s) from Canadian Tire, auto and hardware
  • 2 kilometer(s) from NAPA® Auto Parts
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Independent Hardware
  • 2 kilometer(s) from Home Hardware Building Centre
  • 1 kilometer(s) from Rona, hardware

Transportation

  • 560 kilometer(s) from Edmonton International Airport
  • 800 kilometer(s) from Vancouver International Airport
  • 5 kilometer(s) from Fort St John Airport
  • .01 kilometer(s) from Fort St. John Transit Bus stops on 86th Avenue right by the hotel
  • 1 block(s) from Fort St John