Williams Lake Regional Airport
Williams Lake Regional Airport is close to Airport Road, Williams Lake, Cariboo Regional District, British Columbia, V2G 4Z6
- Address: 3000 Airport Rd, Williams Lake, BC V2G 5M1, Canada
- Phone: +1 250-989-4713
- Website: williamslake.ca
- Latitude, Longtitude: 52.1866808, -122.0659488
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Williams Lake Regional Airport reviews
Small airport comfortable Flight. Price for the ticket from Williams lake to Vancouver was around $600-$700 with return.
Very small airport. Comfortable, cushion seating and some tables with chairs. Only vending machines for food & drinks. The machines accept credit cards except for the coffee machine, which only takes coins. Thankfully, there is a change …
Very basic, but serviceable airport. Expect to pay for parking.
Small airport but comfortable flight. Price for the ticket from Williams lake to Vancouver was around $600-$700 with return.
Very small airport. Comfortable, cushion seating and some tables with chairs. Only vending machines for food & drinks. The machines accept credit cards except for the coffee machine, which only takes coins. Thankfully, there is a change machine nearby. Overall, a decent experience.
Very basic, but serviceable airport. Expect to pay for parking.
The airport has limited amenities and services. It's mostly a waiting area with vending machines. The staff is friendly and helpful. The ambiance and decor are simple but clean. Overall, an average experience.
Small airport with limited options. The seating is comfortable and there are some tables with chairs. Vending machines are the only option for food and drinks, and they accept credit cards. The coffee machine only takes coins, but there is a nearby change machine. The airport is clean and the staff is friendly. It's a decent option for a regional airport.
The airport is small and basic, but it serves its purpose. The seating is comfortable and there are some tables with chairs for convenience. There are vending machines for food and drinks, but only the coffee machine requires coins instead of credit cards. The staff is friendly and helpful. Overall, a satisfactory experience.
The airport is small and doesn't offer much in terms of facilities and amenities. There are vending machines for food and drinks, but the options are limited. The staff is friendly and helpful. The ambiance and decor are basic but clean. Overall, an average experience.
I had a pleasant experience at the airport. The seating was comfortable and there were some tables with chairs for convenience. The vending machines provided food and drinks, and they accepted credit cards. The staff was friendly and helpful. Overall, a good experience.
The airport is small but comfortable. The seating is cushioned and there are tables with chairs for convenience. Vending machines are available for food and drinks, but the coffee machine only accepts coins. Thankfully, there is a change machine nearby. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's a decent airport for a regional flight.
The airport is small and basic, but it gets the job done. The seating is comfortable with cushioned chairs and there are tables for convenience. Vending machines are available for food and drinks, though the coffee machine only takes coins. The staff is friendly and helpful. Overall, a decent experience.
The airport is small and offers limited amenities. The seating is comfortable and there are tables with chairs available. Vending machines are the only option for food and drinks, and they accept credit cards. The coffee machine requires coins, but there is a change machine nearby. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's a decent option for a regional airport.
The airport is small and basic, but it serves its purpose. The seating is comfortable with cushioned chairs and there are tables for convenience. Vending machines are available for food and drinks, though the coffee machine only accepts coins. The staff is friendly and helpful. Overall, a satisfactory experience.
