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Victoria (0.2 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Harbourview Executive Condo is located in the James Bay district of Victoria, 2.6 km from Spiral Beach, 2.8 km from Victoria Harbour Ferry and 3.2 km from Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.
Victoria (0.2 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
A Float Home B&B in Fisherman’s Wharf located on Victoria's Fisherman's Wharf floating village. As a guest, you are booking an individual bedroom on the boat. Great location, nice deck, busy only during the night!
Hotel in James Bay, Victoria ( 0.3 miles)
Featuring an outdoor pool and hot tub, this resort hotel is situated on Fisherman's Wharf in Victoria. A balcony with a gas BBQ is provided with each unit. we are happy with 2 queen size beds
Victoria (0.3 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Located in Victoria's historic and colourful James Bay neighbourhood, Heathergate Cottage and Suites offers free WiFi. On-site parking is included at no extra cost. The garden cottage was beautiful. The host family lives in the cottage behind. We met Ned - simply a wealth of information. Been in the area for a long time.
Hotel in James Bay, Victoria ( 0.3 miles)
Featuring an indoor/outdoor pool and hot tub, this Victoria oceanfront hotel is located around the Inner Harbour, only 15 minutes' walk from the city centre. Staff very helpful, professional and kind. Rooms and whole hotel were very clean. The service was impeccable. Food was great especially the kids' meal. Lots of activities for the family. Lots of complimentary service. Love their bath products too. Complimentary shuttle service was a lifesaver! Maybe the faucet can use some fixing. Just minor leak of the faucet sink in the bathroom otherwise, everything was great. Stay was comfortable and relaxing. Very family friendly. Hotel allows pets in certain floors too.
Victoria (0.4 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Set in Victoria and only 1.5 km from Point Ellice House, Close downtown Water front two bedroom suite offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Victoria (0.4 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Showcasing Edwardian décor, this B&B in Victoria city centre is just 10 minutes’ walk from Royal British Columbia Museum. Rooms feature a fireplace and barbecue facilities are located on site. Where to start? The people are amazing, Marketa and Gerel in particular are so incredibly kind, the location is the best ever in Victoria and so is the breakfast. We came back after 3 long years and felt at home. This is our place in Victoria. We will not go anywhere else.
Hotel in James Bay, Victoria ( 0.5 miles)
With stunning views of Victoria harbour, this hotel features an indoor pool and a restaurant. Complimentary WiFi is provided. The Royal BC Museum is 1 km away. the staff were fabulous. The view over the inner Harbour was beautiful but what really sticks out in my memory is how great the staff were. especially Marc and Jamie. Would highly recommend staying here
Victoria (0.5 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Harbour Walk Executive Condo is located in the Victoria West district of Victoria, 2.3 km from Victoria Harbour Ferry, 2.9 km from Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre and 4.2 km from Craigdarroch Castle.
Victoria (0.5 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour Airport)
Situated within the Victoria West district in Victoria, Admiral's Anchor by IRIS PROPERTIES! has air conditioning, a balcony, and sea views.
Very safe, clean, driving not an issue, many to see and do and surprisingly inexpensive. Buchart Garden is a must see. Having tea time or a little bite with a glass of wine at the Empress is a great experience. Driving along the Fisherman's Wharf up.to those beautiful homes and communities is a great feeling.....positive thoughts in life.
A nice place to spend a quiet weekend away from the hustle and bustle of Vancouver. Downtown is easy to navigate with a lot of options to dine - restaurants, cafes and bars. Don't miss Milano coffee shop. The coffee and breakfast items are amazing. There are a couple of gluten-free and dairy-free options too. You won't need a car if you plan to explore the city but may need one to get there from Vancouver as it's a solid 30 minutes drive from Swartz Bay. All types of cuisines available in downtown - Canadian, Indian, Asian, Italian, fine dining, fast food etc. One sad thing though is that there were people sleeping in front of stores during the night. They did not look like junkies and rather just unfortunate to be in that situation. It was safe to wander about in the night but would not suggest to stretch your luck late into the night.
Victoria is a beautiful city. We were able to experience most of it on foot and bicycle. People were so kind and we felt safe the whole time. We also used city transit which is very clean and safe. Very impressed with our overall visit and I hope I can get back to see more. On a side note, we were there in April and many things were closed on Mondays. And a lot of the city doesn't open until 10 am even on regular work days. One of our favorite things was Fishermans Wharf. The food and atmosphere were fantastic!
I lived in Victoria for 20 years and have stayed at the Emptess numerous times before and since. I find your attitude and facilities impersonal and commonplace. No individuality or character. Run of the mill. Even the Union Club is more comfortable. The Empress had a certain atmosphere you have lost it. No different than any other American hotel. I would stay at the Magnolia for convenience or Dashwood Inn. The only difference between the the Emptess and Sandmans is price. You do have excellent staff. All your recent “ improvements seem to be money oriented and an effort to be “ politically correct “
Victoria is a great city to visit for a walking visit. Don't bother with a car - parking is expensive or non-existent. Skip the tourist shops on Government Street (except Murchies Teas). Beacon Hill Park is nice especially in spring or summer. The walk around the waterfront presents some interesting views. The Royal British Columbia Museum is a great place to learn about the history of western Canada. Overall, a nice, comfortable place to visit with slight British flavor.
Would be helpful if there was a bus on Bellville st. As it’s a long walk for a handicap person to walk up to Douglas st. Over all felling Victoria needs to do more to make the city more handicap accessible. Many businesses have stairs that are very restricted.