Crown Point Hotel - Trail, BC - Antique Hotels on Waymarking.com

The original Crown Point Hotel was built in 1896 by S. E. Petersen, who came to Trail with his family and two brothers.

This four storey building had all the modern conveniences with 40 bedrooms, a large dining room, a bar and sample rooms. The dining room was reputed to be the largest and finest in town and was often the centre of Trail's social life in the early days.

The original hotel was demolished and the current structure built in 1929. Through the years the hotel has had various owners and has undergone several renovations. As well as rooms, it has a restaurant, pub and a liquor store attached.

The hotel was named after the Crown Point Mine, located between Rossland and Trail. It has been designated a heritage site by the City of Trail Historical Society.

Name of the Hotel: Crown Point Hotel Address: 1399 Bay Avenue Trail, BC Canada Number of Rooms: 30 Height in floors: 4 Hotel since: 01/01/1929 Date Building was built: 01/01/1929 First use of building: Hotel Historic Hotel (Historic Building, National Monument or similar): yes Urban Hotel (located in a village or town): yes Mountains Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Beachs Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Historic Place nearby (Unesco or National monument/site less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Major Pilgrimage Place Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil. Consider any religion).: yes Hotel Rating: Not listed Hotel website (if available): Not listed

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