Pender Island Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Pender Island, British Columbia

"Very friendly staff"

"Good breakfast and parking was good "

"Staff was particularly great. Great spot."

"Excellent property. "

"Very clean room, but the lighting is a bit harsh. Staff was very polite and helpful. Breakfast had the basics. Really enjoyed the pub!"

"Close to the ferry terminal"

"What an absolute beautiful place! We loved it would recommend it to anyone "

"Comfortable bed but pillows were too dense for me, great having 2 comfortable chairs for reading/watching tv. Hot breakfast was good, we also ate at the restaurant in the hotel and it was great and reasonable."

"I came to Poets Cove for 3 nights on a solo trip. First time visiting Pender Island and I came without a car. Poets Cove offers a shuttle bus that comes to pick travellers up from Otter Bay and brings them to the hotel. However, the bus didn't show up and I was stuck at the terminal for about 30-45 minutes. They said the bus broke down. The general manager came and picked me up and brought me to the hotel. On the way, he gave me a nice tour of the island and explained how things work on Pender Island. It was an enjoyable conversation. Heads up: There is no transit on the island, but they have "car stops" which are benches on the side of the road and locals can give you a ride wherever you want if they're going in the same direction. The hotel has its own restaurant and the food was outstanding. The restaurant staff are very accommodating and personable. I didn't find the food too expensive but expect to pay at least $30 CAD per meal. Since I came in the off-season, the cafe next door was closed. And since I didn't have a car, I couldn't really leave the hotel to try other places unless I went to a car stop. So the only place to eat was the restaurant, but they are used to having travellers eat there repeatedly over the course of their stay. I found my room to be very clean and I had a nice waterfall and a view of the marina outside of my room. I also had my own private balcony."