Hotels near Touchstones Museum

"A great price. The amenities like kitchen and patio are a great addition. Central to everything."

"Such a beautiful property. We loved our stay and it was the best location for shopping and the best food you could possibly want! Everything was in walking distance from the hotel and the hosts were so personable and accommodating. 5/5 stars!"

"Location"

"Lovely! Clean bathroom, quiet spacious room, comfortable bed. Excellent location centrally located to everything you want to do in Nelson!"

"Beautiful views and large grassy area for the dog to run. Older motel, but a renovated room and comfy bed. This is a good jump off point to explore the area without the business of being right in town."

"The hotel was beautiful and well kept. The location is great. A wonderful stay."

"The room was clean, staff was very friendy. Special consideration was given for mobility issues. It was spacious and the beds were comfortable."

"Very clean, spacious, quiet and great location! Good coffee shop on site. "

"We stayed in a king room. It was nice, but quite small…you couldn’t fully open the door without it hitting the bed. That wasn’t an issue for us since we don’t need a lot of space, but it’s something to be aware of. The room and bathroom were clean overall, although we did find a few small beads (like from a bracelet) in the bed. That said, the sheets smelled fresh. The shower looked great aesthetically, but it was quite small and a few of the features didn’t work properly. It was also a bit tight to move around in, though it didn’t matter much for our short two-night stay. The rooftop hot tub was a nice highlight. It overlooks part of the lake and can be booked privately, which makes it feel more relaxing. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They weren’t always at the front desk, but there was a bell to reach them when needed. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would come back. At $150 per night (taxes included), it felt like good value especially with how easy it was to walk around town."