This is a magical place, right on the water, with your own private hot tub. We watched seaplanes…read moretake off and land from our deck. A full kitchen is stocked with a Keurig coffee maker, pots and pans and dishes, and a dishwasher(!) with fresh orange juice, and a small container of cream in the refrigerator. Touches of the orient are all around, and a pathway down to the beach has another lower deck for the sun. We thought it was wonderful.

From the owner: We are just a two minute drive from downtown Sechelt yet nestled in a secluded cove on Porpoise Bay…read moreoffering stunning views of the Sechelt Inlet with eagles, heron, seals and other local wildlife as part of the natural scenery. Adding to the serenity and tranquility are lush gardens with over a half acre of terraces and pathways which meander down to the beach. Currently there is a gorgeous studio cottage and a deluxe suite...each with private entrances and patios / decks, private hot tubs, flat screen TV's, wireless internet, iPod docking stations and more. The king and queen size beds have silky Egyptian cotton sheets and the bathrooms are stocked with thick, thirsty Egyptian cotton towels. Kitchenettes have quality appliances, dishes, utensils, etc.

For Easter Weekend we stayed four nights in the Spa Suite and our kids stayed two nights in the…read moreIndia Gate Suite. This B&B is amazing. The rooms are large and well appointed. The view from the suites are breathtaking. The balcony of the Spa Suite has a180 degree view of beautiful ocean, with Vancouver Island in the distance. We saw whales, seals, eagles...... Brigitte and Roger were awesome hosts. Brigitte is a super RMT and Roger's breakfasts were delicious. We will be returning......

This review was written in August 2011. Lovely waterfront B&B. Our one bedroom suite had a…read morewaterfront view and was well appointed. The bed was oh so comfy. (The sleeper sofa not so much but was ok for small kids. Ours are 3 and 8.) Lots of beach toys for the kids. The hosts made a delicious breakfast and brought it our suite so we could eat in our pj's. So much better than usual B&Bs that you need to get dressed for to eat breakfast. I may need to go back just to get the recipe of those apple pancakes. We stayed here for one night on a trip around the Sunshine Coast but could have easily spent a few nights here. If you need a place to stay in Sechelt and are looking for a quiet and cozy place, this is a great pick.

BE WARNED YOUR RESERVATION DOESNT MEAN A THING AND IF A BETTER DEAL COMES ALONG FOR THEM THEY WILL…read moreDROP YOU: I booked a night two months in advance. My son was sick this week so I inquired about the cancellation policy "IF WE DECIDED" that we couldn't go. They advised me of the policy and also mentioned that other couples were interested in the suite for the same weekend. My mom had agreed to babysit if my son was still sick by that time. After they told me the policy I emailed them back IMMEDIATELY and told them that I would be keeping my reservation and I would "See you on the third" They replied "Great see you on the third" Which I understood as an acknowledgement that everyone understood that we were keeping our reservation. An hour and a half later they emailed me to tell me my reservation was cancelled and my deposit refunded. I replied right away and asked "Why did you do that I thought we agreed that I was keeping my reservation? All I did was INQUIRED ABOUT THE POLICY" and they said "ITS ALREADY DONE" I sent two more emails that were never replied to. Sounds to me that one of they other parties that inquired about the date we reserved was more important to them. Did they book additional nights? Did they want the spa package? Whatever your reason for cancelling our two month old ANNIVERSARY reservation one week in advance is abhorrent. I have been to this bed and breakfast before, and even wrote positive reviews on it, which I now regret.

I booked on booming.com then called in during the day weeks before with a special request. After…read moremany conversations with both John and Karen, about my parents 60th wedding anniversary , we finally check in and there was nothing special for them. No note, no card, no bottle of wine, nothing. Also after many umpteen conversations with the front desk, not one word was said about the fact that the restaurant and bar was closed. Not due to Covid, but a kitchen fire, In JANUARY, and it's now August 7. And the whole point to our many conversations was that they are 81, we need the ground floor oceanfront so it's easy access to the ocean and amenities. Not one word. The room was good but the patio was dirty inside and out , cobwebs and patio doors busted. Awful integrity. My parents were beyond disappointed. We will NEVER go back.

Down at the heels, older lodging near a beautiful beach walk and wharf…read more Recommendation (untested): Ask for a room facing the waterfront. Our two-bed room was dark and uncomfortable. Lights were compact-fluorescent. Furnishings shoddy. The front desk staff were friendly and gracious.

Pebbles Restaurant has reopened today April 10th 2019. I…read morebelieve there is a new chef and mostly new staff. I can't wait to try it out again.

If I could give this place less than one star I would. Let's start with the good: the waitress was…read morepolite, and the restaurant features a pleasant view of the ocean. That's about it. While waiting to order our food, we heard the couple behind us complaining about their meal, and the sympathetic waitress offered not to charge them for their watery over cooked halibut. We decided to skip the halibut and went for the Fisherman's Pot at $29. Think Prego spaghetti sauce with tiny bits of horrible over cooked fish and clams/mussels that looked and chewed like old gum. It was truly disgusting. My daughter got the chowder which we both agree was likely from a can (Campbell's?) Even the coffee tasted like it had been in the pot all day. Avoid at all cost. Macdonald's filet of fish would be better choice.

I used to live near Davis Bay and would bike past this charming little set of bungalows all summer…read moreon my way to the Beach Buoy for fries and a shake. My husband and I were looking for a quick get away from Vancouver and this came to mind. It really is a fantastic view point for sunsets. The rooms are as expected, shabby and simple but charming and clean. One note though, there was a strong odour of stale cigarette smoke in the rooms we looked at. Once we were settled into our ocean front room with kitchenette, we popped over to the Extra foods in Sechelt for a bottle of Eucalyptus oil. Boil several drops in water on the stove top and the room will smell fresh for days. The place has wifi and you can bring pets for a surcharge of $15. There's also a great spot for coffee, tea, ice cream and other food items found right next door at Pier 17. I haven't been back to the Beach Buoy for fries and a shake but it's on the list.

We rented a room here last night and as seedy as it may look it was actually quite clean and comfy…read morenot to mention affordable. Right across from the beautiful Davis Bay beach we walked out the door this morning and into paradise. Private and well located, this is definitely where we will be checking in on our next visit to the coast

While this particular hotel isn't in the same league as a luxury five star hotel, for the area and…read moreintended clientele I'd give it a five star rating. The location is rather cute with the back units facing Porpoise Bay directly below. It's full of duck and geese at low tide, with a marsh on the other side by the overflow parking lot -- it's all kinda funky! And oh, if your car's back up sensors are beeping, it's probably a goose waddling by. If it's not waddling it might be leaving little deposits! The units in 2025 just underwent renovations with apparently further improvements coming to the property (the check-in area perhaps). While the rooms aren't huge by any standards (we had a double bed room) decor and layouts are clean, modern and pleasing to the eye and functionality of use. Thru wall air conditioner units, while occasionally noisy, work well. The bedding is comfortable with good pillows, sheets and comforters. The dedicated cleaning staff do a great job -- though the center hallway by the supply room gets a bit crowded in the afternoon. The bathrooms are totally up-to-date, the toilets work well, the bathtub/shower setups are awesome (for those who find that important). The waterfall sink tap is a nice touch but at partial water flow the water drips down the tap pooling on the countertop. I noticed the modern wall pegs for towel hanging while bathing were coming out of the wall. When are renovators going to learn to place blocking behind drywall first? I did find the large window covering in our room, being a simple roller blind, was mounted over the window opening rather than inset. For the lower units with an outer walkway I felt it wasn't the best configuration for privacy. Also if your itinerary allows for sleeping in, it's probably best to get an upper unit as some travellers above you may be up early moving about. I don't know how cumbersome the stairs might be, etc. And hey, certainly the staff are entirely friendly and enthusiastic when we visited in the summer. Between 5 and 7 in the evening they will fire up the propane pit and bring out chocolate cookies and large marshmallows with a small stick. Um, bring your own napkins and hand wipes. There is very little parking directly at the front but a huge dedicated lot just across the road. I believe that lot has camera surveillance. There is a tent community a distance up the road currently, though there wasn't any apparent rift-raft where the hotel is located near the marina.

Very basic rooms that should be in the less than $49per night range. Out dated and showing its…read moreage. Not worth the money. Biggest issue is that the room smells like tobacco smoke and it is supposed to be non smoking. Bathroom smells like there is someone smoking in it all the time - fan does not help. If you are concerned for your health, do not stay here. If there was a sink outside the bathroom, i would use it as the toilet because i can't use the bathroom. Carpet floor feels sticky to bare feet so DO NOT take off your shoes. All cloths in luggage will have to be washed even if not worn. 1 star is 1 too many.

Beautiful stay in this B&B. The room was spacious, very comfortable anf clean. The host was super…read morenice and accomodating. Breakfast was delicious. The B&B is located in a great position. Beautiful view of the ocean.

My family and I are regulars here and we've had nothing but good experiences!…read more The rooms are wonderfully cozy and breakfast is excellent! The waffles are to die for and the owners are very accommodating to your travel needs. We've arrived late at night and left very early and had no problems. I would recommend spending the extra money to book one of the front rooms as they both have sliding doors which open onto the porch where you can sit and eat your breakfast. It's literally right across the street from the ocean and very close to the pier and some shops.

Ah, yes, things have changed mightily since the last review in 2019…read more In particular, it was recently purchased by Evergreen Hotel Group after a notice of discontinuance in a foreclosure case was filed. Before Evergreen, and as is evident by the reviews, the hotel was run into the ground by a succession of unscrupulous owners over several decades. It would have been a tremendous undertaking at the best of times, let alone making the investment, and doing all the upgrades, in the midst of some pretty heavy-handed travel restrictions. I'm awarding this inn full marks, as it's succeeded in partially breaking the Airbnb stranglehold/monopoly on the Sunshine Coast hospitality industry, and hopefully motivating the other hotels to step up to the plate by its example; it has rescued an otherwise perfectly acceptable venue from total ruin; it has provided a realistic alternative to the ridiculously priced competition. The management and staff are the very definition of hospitable; the rooms are clean and modernized, and the view out to Trail Bay is spectacular. However, there's always a catch: it's clear that with the pandemic that this is still a work in progress, but what they have already achieved over a very short period of time is very impressive. Highway 101 runs in front of the building, but the noise doesn't detract from one's enjoyment, and the highway is mostly silent late at night. Bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper.

pros - the Villa was cute and clean, modern & has a beach view. The 2 queen size bed room has a…read moredoor which separates the 2 beds cons- the tap in the kitchen was about to fall off, the toilet didn't flush and its not very comfertable as far as a place to hang out in. There are no lamps, chairs or a couch, the TV only has 3 music channels. Also no breakfast!! for $300 a night I'd at least expect a working toilet & a muffin