Boston Pizza and DQ added to Fairfield Inn proposal in Revelstoke

There has been no timeline set on the development as the companies involved are awaiting final planning department approval

by Keith Powell — August 22, 2019

Artist's rendition of Boston Pizza franchise.

Along with the proposed Fairfield Inn in Revelstoke, the developers have also requested permission for Boston Pizza and Dairy Queen franchises, along with several other commercial units. — Photo courtesy Boston Pizza/Fairfield Inns/City of Revelstoke

Can-West Hotels, owned by Paul Deutsch, Jora Dhami and Manjit Dahmi, are seeking development approval from the City of Revelstoke to build a new 87-room Fairfield Inn – which is a sub-brand of the Marriott Hotel chain – along the Trans-Canada Highway.

The developers have also recently requested permission to add to the construction a Boston Pizza and a Dairy Queen franchise along with several other commercial units.

There has been no timeline set on the development as of yet as the companies involved are awaiting final planning department approvals.

Similar to the nearby Ramada (owned and built by Can-West Hotels) the proponents of the Fairfield Inn are planning to utilize a “quick-build” construction method using modular, prefab units constructed off-site which are shipped to Revelstoke for rapid installation and assembly.

Once all approvals are in place the construction could proceed rapidly on the Fairfield Inn/Boston Pizza development.