When staff members at the Inn at Laurel Point received a request for a photo of Channing Tatum to be placed in a guest鈥檚 room they saw an opportune moment for Canadian pride, using a photo of B.C. heartthrob Ryan Reynolds instead.

鈥淚 have this particular mantra which says that I expect the staff here to interact with the guests [in a way] that鈥檚 appropriate for that guest and appropriate for the time, and within that they can do what they want,鈥� said Ian Powell, managing director of Paul鈥檚 Restaurant Ltd. and spokesperson for the Inn at Laurel Point.

After receiving the 鈥渢ongue-in-cheek鈥� request, front desk staff decided to share their local pride, responding with two photos and a note. Reynolds鈥� photo was left on the bed, while Tatum鈥檚 photo could be found in the room鈥檚 recycling bin.

So, boyfriend and I are staying at and had requested a photo of Channing Tatum for our bed upon check in. We were pleasantly surprised to find instead and a sassy as heck note from the staff. Absolutely perfect. Thanks ILP!!

鈥� Sarah W (@Sarzattacks)

Powell said the staff at Laurel Point do their best to make any experience a fun and memorable one.

鈥淲e had another one recently where a young girl left her stuffed toy, it was a dog I think,鈥� said Powell. 鈥淪o before sending it back 鈥� the housekeeping supervisor took the dog and took photos all around the inn 鈥� like it hadn鈥檛 gotten lost, it had deliberately stayed behind because he wanted to have fun.鈥�

The stuffed dog was successfully reunited with its young owner along with the photos.

鈥淩eally, what it comes down to, is we鈥檙e in a business that allows us to interact with guests in a bit more of an authentic way,鈥� said Powell. 鈥淚t really depends on the particular guest, the particular situation and whichever colleague it is who happens to see it.鈥�

Sarah and her boyfriend had a unique request for their stay at .... we just improved it ;).

鈥� LaurelPoint (@LaurelPoint)