wow what a great place to stay we had two rooms one king and the apt suit incredible views large…read moreballconys with the ocean at your feet . lots of wild life and stunning sunsets . very clean well kept rooms the managers Janice and Bob were excellent and so helpful i highly recommend staying here we will be back for sure !!

Cute, quiet motel/inn right on Qualicum Beach . . . …read more Room 108 corner suite was bright, lots of windows with two balconies and 180 degree sweeping ocean and mountain viewscapes all the way to the mainland east and north to Mt. Washington . . . . The suite was roomy and comfortable, a bit dated, but I liked it just the same. The bathroom really dated, but clean. A mini kitchen if you want to cook, otherwise The Beachhouse Restaurant and patio is right beside. Its literally right on the beach, the ocean at high tide hits the Inn's cement breakwater. Shallow and warm for summertime swimming, chaise lounges at the edges for relaxing. A crashing surf through the night's high tide was good to sleep to. I really loved it - just lazing in the water and watching the sun set on the balcony. Friendly, family owned. Good value and a comfortable room. I'll be back . . .

Wonderful location, wonderful rooms. Great - world class - restaurant…read more Will write more when after we go back to Chasters, the restaurant.

Great place, clean, nice location. Right across the road…read morefrom the ocean. We'd stay here again for sure.

Lola's was amazing, one of the best meals we have had in some time. The seafood was fresh and…read morelocal and Phillipines inspired flavours were all new to us and fantastic. Vibe is formal but relaxed, views are great. Couldn't recommend Lolas more!

(get ready, this is a long one)…read more After a few very different stays at Bodega, I can honestly say that it's one of my absolute favourite places in the world. In.the.world. The staff not only take an unfathomable amount of pride in their work, but are friendly, professional, and entirely accommodating of just about any reasonable request. One of their star employees, Dave, has always made me feel as though I am not just a guest, but am visiting my second home. And I imagine that I'm not alone when I say that after the first visit and meeting with the owners, Jesse and Chris, that I felt as though I'd gained two new best friends. Talented, whip smart, and cool, they are the perfect proprietors of such a place. Island life can be tricky, teetering between too hippie and too stuffy, but they've found a real balance by being themselves, and the property at Bodega reflects this. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen in each of the seven cabins, this is not what I'd consider roughing it by any stretch of the imagination. A classic log cabin inside and out, the modern touches are what make it cool. Plush leather couches, filament bulb lamps, Pendleton blankets, reclaimed Douglas Fir tables--the could-be twee aspect of cabin life is exonerated by sensible design. There's even a flat screen TV in each cabin with a small library of movies in the main lodge to choose from, but I wouldn't bother--there's so much to see and do at or nearby Bodega Ridge. Spectacular meadows, forests, and wildflowers surrounding the property, Bodega is positioned so that it's almost always bright and sunny. The staggeringly beautiful trails along the ridge offer one of the best views of the gulf islands, and the ocean is close enough to walk to in a matter of minutes. Also, bonus: the weirdly infamous Stoneworld (as seen here: http://www.hellobc.com/british-columbia/blog/january-2011/stoneworld-on-galiano-island.aspx) is a worthy stop on the way to a serious magical forest hike. Free wifi throughout the property, an amazing main lodge that can accommodate up to 70 dinner guests, and wonderfully knowledgeable proprietors who will have a recommendation for just about anything--all a quick boat ride from Vancouver. I don't know that I have the words to describe just how amazing Bodega Ridge is. Bringing the city to the island, staying rustic and real, this place has it all. **of note: Bodega is located about a 40 minute drive, or a few leisurely hours by bike from the ferry. Arrive prepared.

MH is a great place to find gifts. There's a lot of practical things and other nice goodies.read more

Dealt with Eadie she was awesome helping me get something for my daughter's birthday. Thank you…read moreEadie :)

Everytime I go in here I find so many more books to read. They have great deals on their books and…read morealso do passport photos. The service is always helpful and friendly. Great location!

I live in California so I went to yelp to find a florist in Qualicum, BC. I read the reviews and…read morecalled them. The lady who answered my call was polite and helpful. For the life of me, I can't remember her name, sorry, menopause brain. The flowers were delivered today and are beautiful. My friend sent me a picture of them and loved them. Thank you Petal and Kettle.

Called from out of province and Wow, did they deliver. They were fast and very accommodating to my…read morerequest but more importantly, my clients loved it. Looking for a unique gift idea, give Petal and Kettle a call. Kathy Bowers17

Good was simple and delicious, limited menu. Our bartender/server was Mack, he was awesome. It's a…read moretraditional old school pub. The back yard patio was great on a warm day.

Tasty casual dining in a historic hotel. Very friendly & helpful staff. Limited menu but everything…read morewas good.

We rented a "Cypress" cottage for three nights via Expedia for late December, so this is a winter…read morereview. Our rental was owned by the resort (as opposed to being owned by an individual, which some cottages are). We found our rental very homey. It was spacious and layed out in such a way as to allow independent activities in different rooms that didn't impact the other person. The "resort" in mid-winter was quiet. The cottages are arranged close together, and it's easy to look into the windows next door. It's a tolerant jaunt to the beach and Rathtrevor Provincial Park, though not ADA accessible. If ADA access is needed to get to the beach, drive to the park from the resort (about one mile). The beach and park are outstanding in winter. The resort staff were very helpful and downright chipper. When we checked in, they kindly and patiently explained what was to us a unique style of accommodation (cottage rentals in a resort). Complaints and concerns expressed during our stay were graciously received, also. The kitchen was very good; plenty of accouterments and appliances. Note that the only food in the kitchen was salt and pepper. Bring spare paper towels and napkins. Washer and dryer worked great, and included one load's detergent. Bring detergent. The fireplace was either on or off, no adjustments. It heated the cottage quickly. We never figured out any of the three televisions' remotes, which didn't matter b/c we didn't want to watch TV. Could have been fresh batteries were needed; spares are recommended, as we changed the dead ones in the cottage clock. Beds were okay, with plenty of blankets. Bathrooms were fine with plenty of linens. Lots of closet and dresser space. Great layout in the cottage; very easy to move around.

We stayed in a 2 bedroom + loft. The cottage was okay. 2 fans were not working properly and the…read morenights were very warm. There were no scissors, lots of knives though. After checkout, we got a bill for not stripping the beds, cleaning up and doing dishes. At no time were we told at booking that we would be charged for not cleaning up. This is first resort to charge you for not telling you that you will be charged. Definitely Not Going Back. We go to a resort to relax, Not to do housework!