Independent hotels in Malcolm Island, British Columbia

"Clean spacious room."

"Beautifully decorated with everything you need for a comfortable stay. An evening soak in the outdoor tub was fabulous and peaceful. The ocean view and sunsets were lovely. We highly recommend staying at Island Alchemy for a quiet get away."

"Such perfectly welcoming hosts - friendly, concise, not overly smothering. What an amazing little community. Full of arts and creativity."

"Access to coffee tea 24 hrs.Very friendly staff . "

"The apartment is equipped with everything you need. It is small but private with a lovely back garden with BBQ. The bed is very comfortable with quality bedding. The owners have creatively furnished the apartment with beautiful wood craftsmanship. I highly recommend making time for a visit to the attached Boom Boat studio and Art Gallery. Don and Denise are great hosts willing to share art expertise and lots of local history."

"This is a 100 year old hotel in the village of Alert Bay. Our room had a small balcony with a great view. The breakfast included bread, fruit and yogurt. The dining room downstairs had a limited menu. Don’t pay any attention to the one posted online. Prices, of course were higher , but the food was good. "

"Excellent facilities and spectacular views. Beds were comfortable, laundry was fab to keep up with the washing. No TV, excellent but good internet to keep in touch with home.Not only would I stay there again, I would buy it if money were no object. A resident eagle kept watch from the neighbours tree and passing whales were exciting to see. Thank you for your hospitality."

"wonderful view. Probably the best place to stay in Alert Bay. Very responsive host. Comfortable beds. Bright. Great location."

" Very clean and quiet. Comfy beds including the futon. Excellent pillows. I’d have wished for another handtowel and washcloth for the third guest. Somehow we couldn’t get the lights in the bedroom to stay lit? But it was easy to open the lockbox on the door and the view is glorious. We’d stay again. Gilakasla. "