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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Ucluelet – Based on 7,755 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Early fall is a good time to visit the coastal community The warm sunshine highlighted the lush vegetation and architecture Lots of public areas parks and Harbour Limited public parking in parks with vegetation a hazard for vehicle and visitors
Small town, close to incredible beaches whick are located at a National Park that falls between Ucluelet and Tofino. Beaches are raw, municipality should invest more in them as to create more places for tourists to Enjoy. You can still preserve and offer better infrastructure.
We're a family of 4 (kids 8 and 12). Ucluelet is where we decided to stay for a 2-day hike in the Pacific Rim National Park. Since we drove from Nainamo, we reached Ucluelet just before noon for a picnic lunch and a nice walk on the West Coast trail (the Lighthouse Loop). The next day we drove for around 40 minutes for Tonquin Park (intermediate hiking), Long Beach (water fun), and Rainforest Loops (self-guided interpretive walk) in Tofino for the whole day. In our opinion, Ucluelet is a better choice if you want to explore the Pacific Rim in both Ucluelet and Tofino.
Wild pacific trail was beautiful. We did the lighthouse loop in under an hour, checking out all of the little off chute trails down to the water to find new gems...starfish, sea anemones and more. We road our bikes around on the first day to get the lay of the land and saw this cute little restaurant off the Main Street so went back there later. There was a lineup out the door upon arrival so I asked a couple of locals coming out if the food was worth the wait and they assured me that Hanks has the best BBQ around. We had the briscuit and ribs both served with beans, mashed potatoes, veg, and cornbread. Both were delicious! Highly recommend it. It's not on the visitor map but you can find it by Ukee Dogs. Also drove to wickininish beach and hiked along the beach from the visitor centre to green point and back. Beautiful!
If you have a chance to go there and you want a meal worthy of 5 star, go to NORWOOD it worth every penny we stayed 2 nights and had dinner there twice. I would go there once a week and hope to go back there and our hotel.
If you want to to go to this part of Vancouver Island the choices are Tofino where more is going on or the quieter Ucluelet which is where we stayed and we weren't disappointed. Ucluelet is smaller but still close to walking trails and whale watching trips. We loved the peace and quiet here and it was easy to get to Tofino to see more life.
“Property is only a few minutes walk to central Ucluelet and other attractions. The place is clean and quiet. Wifi connection is also pretty fast.”
“The Inkeepers do an incredible job of pampering you as much or as little as you want. The rooms are very comfortable, the breakfasts are wonderful, the location is quiet and has a fantastic view with a private beach and the fact that they are pet friendly is a huge bonus. We'll definitely be back!!”
“The hotel has a good place with a view of the mountains and bay. The building is old, but all equipment works well. Very calm place.”
“Location is walkable to center of ukee, close to restaurants. very spacious. Nice staff, remedied weird booking issue, provided hiking advice and compensated for hot water issue. Would stay in ukee again. Preferred to tofino.”
“very clean for the age, very convenient to the Marina and a fitness center larger than l most Marriot Hotels.”
