Discovery Islands Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Discovery Islands, British Columbia

"classic old famous ocean front hotel, its getting dated but has carm."

"Breakfast was good"

"The recently renovated rooms were well appointed and very comfortable. Great view over the water. Location was conveniently close to tourist attractions and restaurants. The front desk staff person Laura was very friendly and helpful. We appreciated having breakfast included, but the breakfast options were limited and identical each day. We enjoyed the pool but were disappointed that the hot tub was out of order."

"Dated hotel with an excellent oceanfront location. Kids liked the loft style room and easy access to the beach. Breakfast was excellent. We were disappointed in the lack of air conditioning and the fact that our patio door was so hard to open we couldn’t use it to enjoy the view. "

"Nice, quiet place to stay. Backs out right to the beach. There is a steam room we utilized during open hours."

"The peaceful setting made for a great get away. Absolutely loved this place and the old vibe in the halls and bedrooms. "

"It's a very affordable option for someone looking to get away with minimal planning. There wasn't a lot of locks on the door, which to me indicates that there are never really any issues for theft there. Bed was comfy, and the air conditioner was really effective at cooling the room down. Conviently right next to a gas station and a liquor store (if you're into that). Good place to flop out and relax after a day of exploring campbell river. "

"If we could give the front staff 10 stars we would. They were kind and had such a great sense of humour. We heard the staff deal with unbelievable rude and entitled “guests” with grace and much patience than I ever could have. Rooms were clean and quiet. "

"Lovely quiet location with everything you need to be comfortable. Situated very close to parks, groceries, restaurants and local attractions. Fishing was amazing with a local guide. So happy we chose this listing in Campbell River. "