Courtenay Hotel Guide - Courtenay and District Memorial Outdoor Pool hotels in Courtenay, Canada.

" I really love the location of the Crown Isle Resort, situated on a beautiful property with views of the mountains. I also appreciate the l'Occitane bathing products that are supplied. My ONLY concern is that it is time for a refresh/renovation of the rooms (ex. bath fixtures, rooms require low flush toilets, etc.). Otherwise, the cleanliness and upkeep are exceptional."

"Very friendly staff, decent coffee downstairs, everything is new and clean! "

"Parking was adequate, unless you arrive after 10pm. Room was comfortable, would have been nice to have a coffee maker, walls are very thin therefore noise from others coming and going. The area by the water was nice to sit and enjoy the view of the water. Be careful walking on the grass....large dog poop was right outside our room on the grass. :( Staff were friendly and helpful."

"The suite was very clean, quiet, spacious and well-equipped. The view of the mountains is great. Nearby paths were good for walking and jogging and lead down all the way to the water. The hosts were friendly and communication with them was good. The bed was comfortable. All in all, it was a great place and we’ll stay there again the next time we’re back. "

"Great room great price "

"Clean room suite is the perfect stay . Definitely going to stay at this property again . "

"This was probably my 4th or 5th time staying at the Bayview Hotel and again it was great! The front desk staff were super friendly & helpful. It's clean. Free breakfast. Pool and a Hottub (plus waterslide if you have kids 👌). Close to everything. It has everything you need in a hotel. It is my go to place to stay when I am in the area. I'll be back!"

"Great hotel, friendly staff."

"If you have low expectations you will be fine. Theres nowhere to set any toiletries and theres nowhere to hang towels you intend to use again. The coffee pot is awkwardly placed on top of a microwave on top of a small fridge. The flooring felt dirty so we felt we had to wear shoes inside."