Delicious breakfasts and dinners here. In nice weather you can sit on the deck with a view of the…read moreocean and Quadra Island. Great place!

The cabins and waterfront was wonderful, except for the price. They have doubled the cost with…read morehardly any service. They wouldn't even allow a late checkout time when we know that the cost was more than the ritz. Also, if you're thinking of staying here do not be afraid of bugs because there will be some in your cabin. Would only come back if they lowered their price from 360 to 150 - max value. They are ripping people off during Covid.

New owners and rooms!! Stunning vistas and amazing villas with wrap around 360degree views…read more Spotless clean rooms.. friendly 5 star service. Wow!!!! Coming back with my dog again as patio pet ok!! Don't miss out!

Attended the Valentines Day event with the live band - great idea!…read more Checking into the event at the door should have been more ' polished ' as the person sat in a booth which the guests had to go up to vs a person standing at the door greeting the guests. The burger I ordered was just warm and the tomato on the burger was sliced so thin , I could almost see through it; lettuce was limp . Add-on Caesar salad had little dressing if any.

The hotel was clean. The breakfast was pretty basic. Some of the hard boiled eggs were rotten. The…read moreroom was spacious. The real bummer is being right downtown and having walk past the homeless camps to go get dinner or a couple beers without driving. Most of the homeless seemed nice, but a few were pretty sketchy. It was a little uncomfortable walking late at night.

A fresh and well-kept property. Good staffing. Ample parking. The room was spacious and clean…read more Breakfast was as expected for this class of hotel.

What a gem! We stayed at Whiskey Point for 2 nights while exploring Quadra Island. After coming…read morefrom a wedding, and not getting nearly enough sleep the two nights before, our room was an absolute delight: clean, spacious, quiet, and modern enough. It's also literally a stones throw from the ferry terminal, so the location couldn't be more convenient. We had two very restful sleeps on the king size bed, and appreciated the room as a great place to recharge and reorient ourselves.

From the owner: Whiskey Point Resort is a comfortable, clean resort on beautiful Quadra Island BC with panoramic…read moreviews of the Quathiaski Cove harbour, and kitchenettes in every room. The outdoor seasonal pool and year-round hot tub offer great fun for families and visitors of all ages. The new Wheelhouse Gallery on site has island paintings and crafts, and some of the paintings are in the guest rooms too. Managers Tracy and Nanci welcome guests with information and maps of Quadra Island.

A fair deal. Not the best, but nowhere near the bottom. I stayed in two rooms and they both had pro…read moreand con type situations. Something's worked well, others not so well. It is an older hotel, but less expensive than the Comfort Inn, and it is Regional. Shop Local type thought. The staff was all polite, like most Canadians are. Thanks

DO NOT STAY HERE!!! Review of Vista Del Mar…read morePending review Hi everyone, Let me tell you a tale... I rented a room for two guests on Thursday, August 23, 2018 for about $110. The owner / night manager completely misread a situation where two of my friends attended our room to check up on my guest who was resting at about 10:30PM. He ended up yelling at them to get off the property and busting down a locked and bolted door to wake up and kick out my guest. My friends and guest were compliant and left but the owner continued to chase them onto the adjacent property demanding return of the room key and threatening to call the police. We gave the key to him immediately and he advised we could return the following day for a refund. I returned the next morning at about 9AM, very disappointed and advised I would like my refund for the room. The same guy was working. I assume he owns the place. English is obviously not his first language, and he's very difficult to understand. He advised sternly that I would not be getting a refund and that he was going to bill about $1000 in damages for the room - that he caused when he broke the door down - to my credit card. When I said that would be unacceptable and tantamount to theft, he stated he was going to call the police. I don't know if he actually did, but he advised someone on the phone that I was "threatening him at his place of business". Untrue. I left peacefully as I had other things to do besides dealing with this nonsense. None of us are trouble makers, and the owner / manager's actions were completely uncalled for. There are plenty of hotels / motels in Campbell River that have treated me very well over the years. This was the worst experience I've ever had as a patron / guest. DO NOT STAY HERE!!! I would give it a negative 5, if I could. Best regards, Johnny

We just had a phenomenal dinner at the lodge. What a high end buffet gem at the edge of the park…read more Thanks to Michelle and Bara for excellent service and all the travel tips and Ren for setting up our reservation.

We had a family reunion here this summer, and was so pleased with this place. There were about 50…read moreadults and children total. We rented three houses: Cottage 11, Preece Cottage, and Seale House. Each had their own kitchen. Preece Cottage: The largest of the 3 that we rented. There are 3 floors of bedrooms plus a loft. The kids all loved sleeping and hanging out in the loft. Plus side to this house, it's large and accommodates a large number of people. Downside: it accommodates a large number of people. That house was always busy. Beautiful view from the bedroom balconies, though. For parking for this house, our family used the small parking lot next to the house. Seale House: My immediate small family was assigned to the Seale House, and I am so grateful. There are 3 bedrooms downstairs each with their own separate entrance from the outside as well as a closet room that we used as a 4th room. Two of the rooms downstairs had their own bathroom inside the room. The third room (which we were assigned) did not have its own bathroom, but there was wan directly across the hall which was pretty much our own bathroom since everyone else had their own bathrooms. There is a 4th bathroom upstairs that the "bedroom" upstairs used as their bathroom. For parking there is room for about 2 to 3 cars right next to the house, and we parked a 4th car lower (but next to the exterior entrances to the bedrooms). Cottage 11: Smaller of the 3 houses. Close to the water and water activities launch site, but the least favorite set up of the 3 houses for me. I believe they parked up in the lot across from Preece. Activities: There are scheduled activities both in the AM and PM that you can sign up for. Each day is different, so check the calendar for the week. The AM activities usually cost money, but I think all the PM activities were free. We did "zip lining" one morning. It's great for beginners and those wary of heights, but if you are looking for more of a thrill, this is not it. WildPlay (which many of the family did prior to Strathcona) sounded much more thrilling. For this zip lining course, one has to walk across a balance beam and then a tight rope to get to the platform to zip line, and it's just the one line. Other family members did the rope course the next day which looked more fun. Water activities was worth the money. You can rent a canoe (small or large), kayak, paddle board, etc for the whole day (or by the hour). We would rent one or two of each and rotate use throughout the day. I recommend the canoe or kayak and paddling to the smaller islands to explore swim holes, and just the islands. Pack a picnic lunch. We definitely got our money's worth from the rentals. There's also a swimming area and a sand volleyball court. Hiking: There are trails on the property, but most of the family also drove to some of the nearby waterfalls. The favorite was Myra falls (about a 40 minute drive out). The pictures of especially lower Myra Falls was absolutely gorgeous. I wish I had gone to Myra Falls instead of the zip lining. Dining: There is a restaurant onsite, but we never ate there. We purchased breakfast and lunch items from Costco on the way to the lodge, and for dinner, we had prepared stuff ahead of time and had one large group dinner each night. Dinner was held at Seale House one night. Another night we had a BBQ by the pit. The first night we arranged ahead of time for the Salmon dinner. Because of fire warning, they could not cook the salmon over the fire pit as usual. Instead, they baked it in the oven ahead of time. NOT recommended. I think it would've been better cooked in the fire pit. Overall, this was one of the most relaxing vacations I've had. Lodging was great. Scenery was BEAUTIFUL. Weather was perfect (we went last week of July). Plenty of activities (water activities on site, hiking trails on site, and waterfalls nearby). Free WiFi only at the main lodge. No cellphone coverage. If you need to go to the store for something more than what they sell at the general store at the main lodge, you need to go into one of the next towns, which is about 30-40 minute drive either direction. Highly recommend, and would definitely go back!

This place has some pros and cons…read more Cons: Depending on which room you get, you are either very pleased or feel that this place is the hotel that the 80's forgot. My friend and I checked into a double queen room and the minute we walked into the room the heat that accumulated during the day enveloped us - some rooms have AC and some do not (ours did not). My understanding is that if you need two queen beds you do not get a room with AC (if you only need one bed then you have access to rooms with AC and updated furnishings). We showed up during a heat wave in the area (mid August), and there was a small fan that helped alleviate some of this, but the lack of AC was problematic. The room is definitely in need of an update. I am originally from Eastern Europe and I thought the room was akin to some communist-era Eastern Block hotels that I had stayed in during late 80's and early 90's. I am sure that eventually all rooms will be updated with new furnishings and AC but we checked in before that happened. The room only had a single window, with no screen, that opened outwards to allow fresh air in. Unfortunately, the hotel shares parking with the attached strip mall and it opened directly onto said parking lot. So, late at night you would hear the car alarms, engines, etc. if you needed to keep the window open. Earplugs area a remedy for this, though it is not the most comfortable way to sleep. Pros: Beds are comfortable and linens are of good quality. Also, this place overlooks the ocean straight so walking out the front door of the property allows for some incredible views. Most rooms above a certain floor have great views (I was on the second floor so we weren't high enough). The staff is very friendly and they have a restaurant attached to the hotel that offers complimentary buffet breakfast for guest (from 7am-9am) with typical breakfast staple foods including bacon, eggs, sausage, potato and toast. The hotel is in walking distance to the main commercial area that has restaurants and shops as well as the marina and whale watching excursions. Ultimately, this place is in dire need of an overhaul, though, it is probably okay for a night or two in the colder months when AC is not needed. If you are OK with one bed ask for an upgraded room.

Checked into this hotel for a short two night stay. Room is really nice, clearly recently…read morerenovated. I was very pleased with the updates and jacuzzi in the room. I went to take a bath and the bath was plagued with hair. Clearly hasn't been cleaned in a while. We complained to front desk, who ensured us housekeeping would clean the room ASAP in the morning. Front desk gave us managements email and suggested we asked for a refund. Housekeeping came in the morning and the bath was still NOT cleaned. We took pictures so we know the state was the same. Couldn't believe it. We checked into a dirty bath and still with complaint, it was not cleaned. Just demonstrates their cleanliness. And speaks to their housekeeping's quality. Very disappointing as we booked the room to use the jacuzzi.

One of the most attractive viewpoints I know, excellent! Cottages are really simple, but the…read morewaterfront of the Pacific right in front of you... awesome! Three times we had luck: whales swam direct in front of us. To have to pay for Wifi is not up-to-date. We liked the dishes, we had seafood (wonderful scallops) and pasta with chicken. Delicious.

First of all, I was here for supper only. I didn't stay at the lodge. The food was mixed but the…read morestaff and service were wonderful. The garlic shrimp appetizer was excellent while the seafood cakes were less than spectacular. The salmon meal was very well flavoured but overcooked. The short ribs were too salty. Overall quite enjoyable .

Booked an "ocean front" room, well this was obscured by a building. Booked a 2 queen deluxe studio…read more"suite", pretty sure these were doubles and the suite was all one room. Excited for the complimentary breakfast before a hockey game, breakfast canceled and not even enough granola bars and apples for our room. Pool, hot tub and mini golf were unavailable. I am okay with an old hotel but this was an old and unclean hotel. It smelled, the bed skirt was torn, the lamp broken. There was visible dirt and old gum! I voiced my concerns to the assistant manager and she assured me they would be addressed...no follow up almost a month later. The room ended up being $159 and not at all worth it. I understand...COVID and staffing, but be upfront and avoid disappointing your guests. Offer a breakfast voucher or discount. Respond to concerns in a timely manner. If any manger wants to chat, I'm available.

There are definitely pros and cons with this place, as with any. Our check-in process was fairly…read morestraight-forward. The reception desk was really friendly and gave us the option of express check-out, meaning we could leave our room card in the room and they would complete the check-out process without needing our physical presence. The layout of the building is confusing - there are several buildings and we were at the back; it took us a while to find the entrance because it is located at the back, which is quite a awkward. Now, to the location....it is beautifully situated by the water - the main road lies between the hotel and the ocean. The view is spectacular, there are no questions about it. There is a pub-style restaurant right by the hotel but to our disadvantage, they are closed on Mondays & Tuesday! There isn't much within the walking vicinity of this place, except for a little Asian-fushion place, which is about a 10-minutes away. If you want something to eat, you gotta go out 15 minutes. Anyhow, it's a lovely place to relax and unwind. Enjoy a nice cuppa coffee by the water and a cosy outdoor fireplace.