Polaris Advisory purchased the Lac Le Jeune Resort, Kamloops, B.C. this past February.
Located at 5665 Lac Le Jeune Road Kamloops, BC V1S 1Y8, the hotel will re-open the property to the public May 16 for year round service—and features 21 refreshed guest rooms and six rustic cabins on five acres of land right on Lac Le Jeune, 20 miles southwest of Kamloops, B.C.
A team of hospitality and tourism veterans with over 50 years of experience, led by Polaris principles—Monica Dickinson and Vivek Sharma will guide the property, which closed in 2019, as a destination for leisure travel, weddings, retreats and events.
The Polaris Advisory team will also be restoring food services, an amenity that has not been publicly offered Lac Le Jeune Resort. Headlining the resort’s culinary program as executive chef is Kamloops-local Nicole Mackie, owner of Salty Fig Catering.
Vivek Sharma and Monica Dickinson, Lac Le Jeune Resort
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