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Corrido PlaySt. Eugene, reviewed

The Mission Building

The Chief Isadore Suite

The resort's signature suite, in the middle of the Mission Building, named after a Kutenai chief of the 1800s.

Illustration of the courtyard and the brick building below the peak
Illustration, not a photograph.

The room

The suite takes its name from Chief Isadore, whom the resort describes as a well-respected Kutenai chief who lived in the 1800s. It sits in the centre of the Mission Building. From its windows you look down the elm-lined courtyard toward Fisher Peak and the Steeples in the distance, which is the view the whole building was laid out around.

The separate sitting room has comfortable couches and a fireplace, and the couch pulls out into a sofa bed. The bathroom has the building's historic-style tile and a large jacuzzi tub. The resort suggests it for a quiet night with a book, and for getting ready before a wedding in the courtyard below, where outdoor ceremonies are held.

What the resort lists

Bed
king, plus a pull-out sofa bed
Living space
separate sitting room with fireplace and couches
Bathroom
jacuzzi tub, historic-style tile
Extras
coffee, tea and bottled water; bathrobes and pool towels
In the room
safe, bar fridge, flat-screen TVs, desk
Connecting rooms
available
Access
fitness centre and pools

There is one suite of this kind. If a wedding party is in residence, it may be held for the couple, so ask early.

Before you ask for it

Because there is only one suite like this, dates book up around weddings and holidays. Tell the desk your first and second choice of dates. If the suite is taken, it can ask for a Mission King on the same nights. The resort's pages give no size for the suite, and we print no price because prices change daily.

Where this comes from

Resort room page, read on 15 November 2026. Building: The Mission Building.

Other rooms: all rooms and suites.

The booking desk

Ask us to hold a room at St. Eugene

Tell the desk your dates, how many of you are coming and which part of the resort you would like to sleep in: the 1912 Mission Building or the Lodge. We check what is free and at what rate with the resort or a booking partner, and we answer by email.

  • Nothing is charged and no card is asked for. A request is not a booking.
  • You decide whether to go ahead once you see the offer.
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Prefer to book yourself? The resort's own site is steugene.ca.

Room requests · St. Eugene

Received. The desk will reply by email, usually within one working day, with what the resort can offer for your dates.

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