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Glen Lyon Inn
Situated in Port Hardy, 7.9 km from Port Hardy Ferry Terminal, Glen Lyon Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. Guests can enjoy sea views.

Kwa'lilas Hotel
Located on North Vancouver Island, Kwa'lilas Hotel is less than 10 minutes' walk from the waterfront and Port Hardy city centre. It offers on-site dining and provides free WiFi in every room.

Hotel 19
Situated in Port Hardy, 10 km from Port Hardy Ferry Terminal, Hotel 19 features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. All rooms are equipped with a patio.

Port Hardy Cabins
Located in Port Hardy, 6 km from Port Hardy Ferry Terminal, Port Hardy Cabins provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and barbecue facilities.

Seine Boat Inn
Seine Boat Inn features accommodation in Alert Bay. This 4-star inn offers free WiFi. The inn has family rooms. At the inn, all rooms include a patio.

Brickwood Cabin
Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Brickwood Cabin is set in Sayward. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.

Orca Lodge
Providing mountain views, Orca Lodge in Sointula provides accommodation, a private beach area, free bikes and barbecue facilities.

Nimpkish Hotel
Facing the beachfront in Alert Bay, Nimpkish Hotel features a garden and barbecue facilities.

Quarterdeck Inn Port Hardy
The Quarterdeck Inn & Marina Resort is located Port Hardy and features a daily hot breakfast. A restaurant and a bar are offered on site. Free WiFi is included. Port Hardy Airport is 10 km away.

Bear Cove Cottages
Situated in Port Hardy and with Port Hardy Ferry Terminal reachable within 1.2 km, Bear Cove Cottages features express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the...

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- From US$132.64 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.8Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 154 reviewsGreat accommodation! From the terrace you have a spectacular view of the water. Here we saw seals and sea otters. I still got pasta with chicken even though we arrived late in the evening. We also got a better room for free. The owner was incredibly friendly. It was a great stay. Greetings from GermanyGuest review byFabianGermany
- Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Superb - What previous guests thought, 25 reviewsI loved the room with all its coziness and outdoor deck with blankies. I so appreciated all the comfort from the owners as well. I was grieving and they took their personal time to acknowledge that and comfort and pray for me. I shall be forever grateful. Thx ever so much.Guest review bymckee
- From US$198.92 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Superb - What previous guests thought, 231 reviewsIt was exquisite….beautiful view…tranquil and real escapism….going back in time. Terrylynn was delightful and offers a personal touch. Good local store selling everything. Locals very welcoming. 206 was the best!Guest review byLisaUnited Kingdom
- From US$119.35 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 8.0Very good - What previous guests thought, 311 reviewsVery nice Inn just overlooking the water and the Harbour. Clean and comfortable and the food in the restaurant was gorgeous. Good location for the ferryGuest review byAdrixxyItaly
- Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4Superb - What previous guests thought, 44 reviewsEverything was perfect. Amazing view across the water. Easy to find and good location for everything on the island. Parking no problem.Guest review byTomUnited Kingdom
- Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very good - What previous guests thought, 54 reviewsSuper nice hosts and excellent food. . The room was lovely and rustic and the beds were luxuriously comfy.Guest review byAndrea SymonsCanada
- From US$98.63 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 7.4Good - What previous guests thought, 574 reviewsWas good cause i dont usually eat breakyGuest review bySally/TedCanada
- From US$98.63 per nightScored out of 10, guest rating 6.8Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 225 reviewsLovely wooded setting. Nice room.Guest review byBARBARAUnited States
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- Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2Superb - What previous guests thought, 528 reviewsA very nice and clean cottage!Guest review byLennartSweden
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Port Hardy is a seaport and connection point to the ferry...
Port Hardy is a seaport and connection point to the ferry service to more northern islands and coastal communities along BC's coast all the way to Prince Rupert. It is small, Indigenous-run community that has considerable services and courteous and competent staff at each point of service we experienced.Guest review byBruce StantonCanada - 6.0
A quiet, laid back atmosphere.
A quiet, laid back atmosphere. Not much to do with limited options for eating or getting a coffee especially Sundays and Mondays. Enjoyed visit but a couple of days was enough. Food at Nimpkish Hotel was good and people were very friendlyGuest review byVivienUnited Kingdom - 10.0
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My highlights / activities: Ferry (with my suv) to Sointula Island - and the orca rubbing beach (no whales tho). Skip the ferry to Alert Bay unless you are ONLY interested in First Nations exhibits (woman at that Tourist Office was rude and demanding !!) Easy drive to Telegraph Cove and Port AliceGuest review bySH-CdaCanada - 10.0
It was quaint and peaceful. No restaurants or pubs.
It was quaint and peaceful. No restaurants or pubs. Bring some food. Rest can be purchased at the small co-op. Coffee shop for tea or coffee and breakfast if you wish is most excellent and affordable. We loved how little there was to do, we walked and biked all around taking pictures and chilling. Everyone was friendly. Beautiful sunsets.Guest review byAmyCanada - 10.0
Port Alice is beautiful to visit in the summer, especially...
Port Alice is beautiful to visit in the summer, especially if you bring a boat. Fishing is excellent nearby and the marina has a good boat launch and moorage with parking. The grocery was a good size and had a good selection of meat and produce. This town of 800 is right on the sheltered ocean It's quiet and very scenic -- perfect for walking, especially on the 'Seawalk.' It's simple, remote and yet very attractive.Guest review byGlennCanada - 8.0
Port Hardy is central to many hiking trails and booking boat...
Port Hardy is central to many hiking trails and booking boat trips. Lots of good restaurants. I just wish that it would be possible to book half days fishing trips (only full days were available which is not ideal if you are afraid of the sea or this is your first boat trip).Guest review byVincentCanada - 10.0
Visiting Alert Bay and the Umista Cultural Centre is a must-...
Visiting Alert Bay and the Umista Cultural Centre is a must-do for any BC resident. the history and story of the Kwawakuwak (spelt better) is important and the community and island are beautiful. Don't forget Culture Shock on the dock - a great shoppe with local artisan's work and amazing folks who run it. the giftshoppe at Umista is also wonderful... had great food @ pemba's kitchen and also the Bayside Inn Cafe for breakfast... go hiking, go explore - it's amazingGuest review byWalterCanada - 8.0
We stayed in Port Mc Neill for 3 nights and used it as a...
We stayed in Port Mc Neill for 3 nights and used it as a base for seeing sights outside of the location. We caught a ferry across to Alert Bay and the journey was totally hassle free. It was easy to leave the car at our accommodation and board as foot passengers. We also visited Port Alice, Telegraph Cove and local areas.Guest review byMike BarnardUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Life in Sointula is as people should live.
Life in Sointula is as people should live. Chickens squawking, sheep bleating and no one gets upset if they have to wait a few seconds to pass a narrowing in the road for "traffic" - meaning a car - to clear. Anyone with an appreciation for "quirky" personalization, artisanship and meticulously kept yards well adorned with flowers will love Sointula. You are never away from nature, either the forest or the sea here.Guest review byTofinophileCanada - 8.0
This little town has a very good groove: everyone is saying...
This little town has a very good groove: everyone is saying hallo, the coffee shop opens at 6 am with very tasty musffins and scones and the people are very helpful. There are some tourist sites here, but life seems to go on just normal. At the south end there is a nice little camping site and it is said, that two friendly bears regularly visit the town. We didn't see them but we saw bald eagles, a deer, seals and on a fishing trip otters, and humpback wales. If you like the quiet life in a natural surrounding, don't miss Port Alice.Guest review byMichaelSwitzerland