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Lil'tem' Mountain Hotel

InfoBuy BC (independent) · Hotel / Motel📍 Seton$$ · Budget
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The Lil'tem' Mountain Hotel is a 100% Indigenous-owned property operated by Tsal'alh Development LP on behalf of the Tsal'alh Band, nestled between Anderson and Seton Lakes in the remote Seton Valley of BC's St'át'imc traditional territory. Part of a larger hospitality group that also includes an RV park and mountain cabins, the hotel sits at the end of the adventurous 30 km Highline Road — a dirt route with technical sections connecting Anderson Lake to Seton Portage that is a natural draw for touring cyclists. All accommodations include a full kitchenette, and visitors are advised to arrive well-prepared as the valley has limited cell service and few services.

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Gathered from publicly available data and OpenStreetMap. Not confirmed by the owner yet.
Nearby evening food
Website states: 'the Highline pub is a great spot for lunch & dinner' — the Highline Pub and Restaurant is attached to the local shop on-site
Nearby grocery
Website states: 'There is a small shop for basic essentials attached to our local Highline Pub and Restaurant.'
Not confirmed yet
Secure overnight bike storageMin-stay waivedLaundryDrying areaEarly or packed breakfastVending machinesBikes in roomsE-bike chargingDevice chargingLuggage storagePumpBasic toolsBike wash / hoseWi-Fi
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Indigenous
  • Indigenous-owned business
  • Indigenous-operated

Listed by Indigenous Tourism BC ›

This place is in the traditional territory of the Dënéndeh, St̓át̓imc Tmicw (St’at’imc), and Tŝilhqot’in Nen.

Territory data from Native Land Digital, for educational purposes only.

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