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I read the reviews of the various motels in this community. The price was fair and I liked the reviews for the Mile 0 Motel. This is why I selected it as a place to stay. We chose to dine at the Lillooet Inn Restaurant, which was one of the few businesses which was open on Canada Day, when we arrived. We met Audi, the manager of this restaurant and found her food preparations to be excellent. Not arriving on a holiday would mean more businesses would be open. We visited what stores were open, and continued onto Kamloops the following day. Our reason for visiting this community was simply because we had never been here before. We are a retired couple, out for a drive, enjoying the scenery. I will include a final photo of myself, with Gaia above me (she is in her rainbow form). I am her Watcher.

The drive from Whistler to Lillooet was spectacular, the area is very scenic but I wouldn’t recommend this hotel. Not much to do in the town, wish we had made it a lunch stop instead of an overnight stay.

Great mountain and lake scenery. Interesting First Nation activities - A history and Salmon experience and separately a very scenic train bus ride . Many walks from challenging to easy A good bakery

We went on a Monday, and many of the restaurants and pubs were closed, but there were a few options. We ate at the Japanese restaurant, they had alot of different option.The food was delicious and the service was great. The town is spotless. Cute little town. Worth the drive.

Impressive landscape, mountains, river and lakes. Lillooet is the perfect place to explore this fantastic area. In this beautiful setting, the small town has all you might need, for overnight options, grocery shopping, pharmacy and a number of restaurants.

Lillooet is a unique fairly isolated community nestled along side the Fraser River. The scenery is remarkable with steep coastal mountains. Drive from Lillooet to Pemberton is beautiful but the road is very windy and has quite steep portions but worth the drive. Accommodation and dining options are limited, but appropriate for the size of the community.