Featuring a seasonal outdoor pool and 2 on-site restaurants, this Victoria hotel is located along major bus routes. Uptown Shopping Center is only 1 minute away.
Offering 2 on-site restaurants, The Huntingdon Hotel and Suites provides free WiFi in all areas. A cable TV is included in all rooms. Victoria’s Inner Harbor is just 656 ft away.
Eleanor
Canada
Clean, convenient, great location and friendly staff
Outside of Beacon Hill Park, this all-suite hotel in Victoria city center offers spacious accommodations with free WiFi. Dallas Road is 15 minutes' walk away.
Stan
United States of America
There was no breakfast, but the location was fabulous. So close to everything. There was a full kitchenette, so that came in handy for making our own breakfast.
Offering a restaurant and a fitness center, BEST WESTERN PLUS Carlton Plaza Hotel is located in Victoria. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Cedar Hill Golf Course is 3.1 mi away.
Kaur
Estonia
Very good location wise. Many breakfast places close by.
This Victoria hotel is within 5 minutes' walk of the British Columbia Parliament Buildings. It features a tour desk, balconies or patios and free Wi-Fi in every guest room.
Shauna
Canada
Perfect central location to walk to shops, restaurants, Inner Harbour, parks etc.
Love having a balcony, bed was comfortable, bonus was having a kitchen & there was a window in the bathroom…great airflow. All in all perfect trip!!
With stunning views of Victoria harbor, this hotel features an indoor pool and a restaurant. Complimentary WiFi is provided. The Royal BC Museum is 0.6 mi away.
Featuring an on-site restaurant and coffee shop, Victoria hotel features a business center and free WiFi in every room. Victoria's Inner Harbor is only 1.4 mi away.
be.tran
Canada
I was at room 1236, the room was not too bad but pricey!
Clean room, free parking and close to the downtown
Located in the heart of Victoria and across from the Inner Harbor, this property offers old Victorian décor, an on-site bar/lounge and a billiards room. Rooms feature a flat-screen cable TV.
John
Canada
Location, quiet, bed, shower, free news papers & coffee/tea. It’s far more interesting than a quality hotel. It’s nice to explain to friends that we stay in a private club amongst a very nice staff & other guests/members,
Only 5 minutes’ walk from the Inner Harbor, the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Victoria offers two restaurants and bar on site. A mini market provides additional convenience.
excellent personal service and assistant by manager Ebi
Located just off Highway 17 and less than 6.2 mi from the Victoria city center, this Elk Lake Hotel & Suites features a seasonal outdoor heated pool and an on-site restaurant.
I liked the comfort of the beds and how clean it was.
This Victoria hotel is within 5 minutes' walk of the British Columbia Parliament Buildings. It features a tour desk, balconies or patios and free Wi-Fi in every guest room.
The bed was super comfortable. The room was clean.
Near activities such as shopping and golf, just off the Trans Canada Highway, this hotel provides comfortable guest rooms with contemporary amenities as well as relaxing facilities in Victoria,...
Outside of Beacon Hill Park, this all-suite hotel in Victoria city center offers spacious accommodations with free WiFi. Dallas Road is 15 minutes' walk away.
Enjoy a beautiful getaway when you choose The Vic, Ascend Hotel Collection®. The Garden City is yours to explore when you visit our boutique hotel in Victoria BC.
I like the welcoming feeling and the vivid vibes in the place.
Located on the Trans-Canada Highway and 5-minute drive from the inner harbor, this hotel features free Wi-Fi. The Victoria Ferry is just 3 minutes away.
Featuring a seasonal outdoor pool and 2 on-site restaurants, this Victoria hotel is located along major bus routes. Uptown Shopping Center is only 1 minute away.
Featuring an outdoor pool and hot tub, this resort hotel is located on Fisherman's Wharf in Victoria. A balcony with a gas BBQ is provided with each unit.
Everything! Location, comfort, facility and service🙂
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Victoria-Colwood offers accommodations in Langford. All air-conditioned rooms feature a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
Breakfast was great. Good variety and food was hot.
This all-suite hotel is located in Old Town Victoria, 5 minutes' walk from the Inner Harbor. The hotel offers suites with full kitchens and original art work.
Close to the harbour, nice view
Kitchenette
Pub and food downstairs
Overlooking Victoria's inner harbor and Parliament buildings, this hotel features a balcony or patio in each room. The Bay Center is 4 minutes’ walk away. Free WiFi is available.
Location is fantastic and is a very nice place to stay
With stunning views of Victoria harbor, this hotel features an indoor pool and a restaurant. Complimentary WiFi is provided. The Royal BC Museum is 0.6 mi away.
Room was beautiful
Dinner in the restaurant was amazing
Fairways Hotel on the Mountain has accommodations in Victoria. The property is located 6.1 miles from Royal Roads University, 9.1 miles from Camosun College and 11 miles from Point Ellice House.
Beautiful surroundings. Comfortable and clean room.
Featuring an indoor/outdoor pool and hot tub, this Victoria oceanfront hotel is located around the Inner Harbor, only 15 minutes' walk from the city center.
Great food and all around great service by everyone
An indoor heated pool is featured at this central Victoria hotel. Free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen cable TV are provided in all guest rooms. Butchart Gardens is 22 minutes’ drive away.
Located in the heart of the city, this historic Victoria hotel features on-site restaurants and rooftop sand volleyball courts. The hotel offers rooms with free WiFi.
Location, room was huge!! Staff were really friendly.
FAQs about hotels in Victoria
On average, 3-star hotels in Victoria cost $204 per night, and 4-star hotels in Victoria are $282 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Victoria can be found for $386 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Victoria this weekend is $334 or, for a 4-star hotel, $346. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Victoria for this weekend cost around $450 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $264 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Victoria for tonight. You'll pay around $302 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Victoria will cost around $350, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Picture Ye Olde English pubs, turn-of-the-century British buildings and immaculately planned parks. Now place it in a pristine coastal environment on Vancouver Island in Canada and you have the capital city of British Columbia, a region of extraordinary and unabashed beauty.
Grab your camera and head for a walk in the Garden City to the beautiful Butchart Gardens with its colourful flowers and foliage that change through the seasons. Revitalise your lungs with some pure Canadian air by going cycling along the largest network of bicycle tracks for any city in Canada.
The Inner Harbour provides many activities both on land or out to sea. Buskers and artists make this a lively epicentre of entertainment with many restaurants or take a harbour cruise to admire the coast from afar.
Whale watching is a must-do excursion from Victoria Harbour with the Orca whale a popular attraction. Craigdarroch Castle and the Royal British Columbia Museum are favourite day trips in the capital.
BC Ferries from Vancouver gets you to the southern tip of Vancouver Island. You can then drive a short distance to the city centre where most of the hotels are found on Booking.com. Victoria International Airport services flights from Canada and the USA.
The combination of mountains and seascape is terrific.
The combination of mountains and seascape is terrific. A car is a must as the island is large and there are many locations to explore. Butchard Gardens is a must see even if you don't think your into that sort of thing. The wineries north of the city are also very good and beautiful. Easy to drive unlike many Euorpean countries. Very courteous and friendly people everywhere.
Robert
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Love all the bright blooming flowers and the many parks!
Love all the bright blooming flowers and the many parks! Fun watching all the activity in the harbor. Ate lunch at Red Fish Blue Fish on the waterfront- felt like a local. The BC Museum was first class, was there for two hours. Wish we would have done the Hop On Hop Off bus, but ran out of time.
Linda
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Absolutely beautiful city!
Absolutely beautiful city! The downtown and water front are wonderful regardless of the weather. The locals are warm and inviting and the shops welcoming. No need for a car once in the downtown core. Park it and enjoy walking the area. Plenty of great coffee shops to enjoy.
Darryl
Scored 10
10
Absolutely beautiful, super clean city with plenty to see.
Absolutely beautiful, super clean city with plenty to see. Lots of amazing restaurants with great food.
We walked for miles around the harbour and wharf areas and took a whale watching tour.
So many beautiful well kept floral displays, Victoria was a joy.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
This was our first trip to Victoria, BC.
This was our first trip to Victoria, BC. We took the ferry from Port Angeles, USA, and we had to wait a really long time to clear customs. It seemed we got in the "slow" line of cars. We were glad we had our car as public transportation isn't that convenient. We stayed further out from the busy harbor area and prices were a bit cheaper. Victoria's lodging is NOT inexpensive. We appreciated the reasonable rates of parking in the downtown area which we did and were able to walk to a lot of the attractions. Enjoyed the IMAX and the Royal BC Museum, toured the Legislative Assembly, walked the inner harbor and found Fan Tan Alley. We had a wonderful small group walking food and history tour. Enjoyed Butchart Gardens and drove beyond that area. Enjoyed the gardens, museums, and Tea House at Government House. Attended the wonderful music and art and crafts festival on these grounds the morning prior to catching the ferry back to the States. We ate at places we found in surrounding neighborhoods that were away from the busy tourist harbor areas.
Laurie
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
We loved Victoria's waterfront, harbor, Chinatown and...
We loved Victoria's waterfront, harbor, Chinatown and Butchart Gardens. However, with only traditional printed maps to rely on, we struggled to drive in and around the Victoria region. Road signage was frequently inconsistent or inadequate, and occasionally horrendous. We had better success in Europe! Don't assume that everyone has GPS, Google Maps or the likes.
This hostel was the cheapest option which I found for our last minute trip to Victoria. For such a price I didnt expect much, but have to say that for 1night it was ideal. Very close to downtown, walkable to beach and Beacon park. It is maybe 1-2min from the bus station from a ferry terminal. I didnt expect much from breakfast and the dinner but the pasta dinner was pretty cool and breakfast was nice too. The only negative thing was the hair on a bedlinen, other than that the room was clean and also the shared washroom.
I won’t stay anywhere else from now on when I visit my son in Victoria! What a lovely place! The room was great. I enjoyed the character, furnishings, fireplace, walkable location near downtown, the waterfront and Beacon Hill Park. Excellent value! Loved the courtyard, and that it was dog friendly. It felt like a home away from home, not a hotel room. I will return soon and often.
Clean, spacious rooms; free parking; good rate; good location; free breakfast; small kitchenette. We have stayed in various downtown hotels, and for the combination of the above amenities we found it the best. Would stay there again.
We enjoyed having the hotel location near downtown and the harbor of Victoria. Loved the complimentary kitchenette. We only found out later, during check out , that there was on the premises a self serve guest laundry facility.
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