Kanada vonatszállásai

Insolite - le wagon de Marie

Laissez vous bercer aux sons de la nature dans ce logement unique. Installé sur le bord du lac principal du domaine, ce wagon a été reconstitué en hébergement insolite pour vous faire vivre une nouvelle expérience dans un environnement idyllique. Une nouvelle terrasse couverte attenante vient d’être ajoutée, question de permettre de prolonger la saison, et d’être à l’abri en cas de pluie. Lorsque les nuits sont plus fraîches, le toit transparent de la terrasse offre une vue sur le ciel étoilé.

Romancing the Rails

Fulfill your Romantic dreams of railways and sense of adventure by staying in one of two authentic train cars at Shogomoc Railway Site in downtown Florenceville-Bristol, N. B., Canada. Note travel restrictions at this time. Romancing the Rails Train car is stylishly furnished with a queen bed, an electric fireplace, seating area, ensuite washroom, kitchenette with continental breakfast and everything you need for that romantic train get-away that you have always dreamed of. *Price includes HST

Sagebrush Caboose

Out in the wilds of the Okanagan desert, just this side of lost, is a place where you can walk down a serene path to finding you. You will find yourself diving deep into the fresh sage mountain air while enjoying nature, rugged scenery, privacy, and good times. Our guests have always rated Sagebrush Caboose 5 stars on cleanliness! Our unique place offers a queen size luxury bed in the loft and the couch can be a double bed. Although remote and off-grid this caboose has wifi speeds of 50 mbps.

1921 Canadian National Caboose 79095

The Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario is pleased to offer the rare opportunity to have an authentic railroader experience, Overnight in a Caboose. Curl up in our comfortable pull-down beds with new mattresses, fresh linens and relax in the quiet glow of the lantern. This is a 1923 CN wooden caboose. Please note this is not a hotel but a unique glamping experience. This authentic artifact is more than 100 years old and was a working caboose for decades, imperfections should be expected.

Lu Zhu Caboose

Perched up on the cliff, over-looking the Fraser River, our luxury train caboose is surrounded by a rhododendron forest. Conveniently located on highway #7, we are easily accessible and at the door step of endless outdoor adventures. We have our own private hiking trails that wind up the mountain side, crossing creeks, waterfalls and passing many varietals of rhododendrons amongst the lush, natural forest. There are multiple gazebos, look-outs and the higher up you go, the quieter it is.

1967 Canadian National Steel Caboose 79274

The Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario is pleased to offer the rare opportunity for guests to sleep in a caboose for an authentic railroader experience. This is our 1967 Canadian National Caboose. This is a 'run-through' style of caboose - a more modern, industrial design and is made of steel, rather than wood. Curl up in our comfortable beds, new mattresses, fresh linens and relax in the quiet glow of the lantern. *Please note this is not a hotel but a unique glamping experience.

Runaway Express Coach

Our little caboose seems to have escaped the Kettle Valley Rail Line; offering a slice of peaceful, mountain retreat. The passengers whistle with pleasure as they rest in the queen size luxury bed. Tucked away amongst the rocks, pines and burbling creek; the cute woodstove brings it together as a cozy place for dreaming. In the past two years the railroad tycoons staying here have always rated us 5 stars on cleanliness. Includes business ready wifi speeds of 350 mbps.

Wild Horse Gorge

You will find our serene place amongst the sagebrush and mountain scenery; just this side of lost. Wander down a quiet path in the wilds of the Okanagan desert and enjoy the inspiration of nature. The railway tycoon requested a place which offers a patio in the fresh mountain air, full bathroom, a queen size bed in a loft, a couch which can be a double bed, a dining table, a heated pool (shared), and a hot tub (shared).

Tram Premiere

While this carriage has left the clackety-clank of rails behind it has found new joy with its friends the singing birds, glowing wild flowers, and babbling brook. Enjoy a gorgeous mountain sunset from the outdoor patio and relax in the macramé swing. Since this wagon has been sitting on a shoofly spur for a while the signalman connected it to fiber optic internet, getting speeds of 350 Mbps or more.