Canadian Inn

A no-frills roadside inn on King George Boulevard that does exactly what it promises: cheap, straightforward rooms with a pragmatic streak. Some units have kitchenettes and microwaves, a handful show recent paint and carpet updates, and almost every room has a small in-room coffee maker that keeps the morning moving. Staff work around the clock at a compact front desk ringed with visible cameras; check-in can feel brisk and transactional. The lot offers free parking, which is the real draw for travelers rolling through on business, attending nearby events, or needing a short overnight stop. It’s not a place for drawn-out vacations — odd foot traffic in the lobby late at night and occasional maintenance quirks mean longer stays test patience. Locals tend to see it as a cheap, useful stop; visitors discover value when rates are low. If you want comfort and polish, go elsewhere. If you want an honest, inexpensive base for a night or two near Surrey’s industrial spine, this is the practical choice.