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 All of the Manor's six rooms have private ensuite bathrooms. The four spacious upstairs rooms open onto the quiet, comfortable
library and all have large windows that afford views of the
glacier, gardens and landscaped grounds.
 
Decorated in French blue and green, the Ambrosia Room's canopied
four-poster queen bed beckons to you after a luxurious soak
in its double Jacuzzi tub. Fall asleep to the sounds of the
waterfall and brook outside your bedroom windows.
 
The Charles Darwin Room, named for the uncle of the original
owner of the Manor, features a handcrafted four-poster queen
bed of rough-hewn birch, a single bed and a stunning
view of Kokanee Glacier. Its private bath has both a tub
and a shower
 
With a splendid view of Kokanee Glacier, the Commander's Room
is decorated in soothing robin’s egg blue and butterflies
from faraway lands. The high queen bed and daybed are amazingly
comfortable. The wood-paneled private bath has a spacious corner
shower.
 
The Lady Caroline Room, with an antique queen bed from India,
is a cheerful yellow room that captures the morning sun. The
room has a lovely view into the forest, allowing you to spy
on the wildlife. Enjoy a long soak in the private bath's claw-foot
tub.


The ground floor guest rooms also offer tranquility and splendid
views of the grounds.
 
The Study, where Cdr. Harrison would pen his correspondence
or entertain friends by the fireplace, also has a private porch
looking over the brook, gardens and Purcell Mountains. It's
a wrenching decision to climb out from under the embroidered
duvet and head into the large shower of its private bath.
 
The Sun Room, our newest and cosiest, has a delightful double
bed canopied in red and a gorgeous view of the gardens and Purcell
Mountains. Its private bath has a Jacuzzi tub and shower.


Be sure to set aside time to stroll the Manor grounds. There's
a self-guided historic walking tour that features vignettes
of the estate's past, taking you past English flower gardens,
ancient trees, and secluded gardens and ponds. A two-hour hiking
and mountain biking trail begins at the Manor doorstep.

To find out what our guests have to say about their stay at the manor, click
here.
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