An on-site restaurant and bar are featured at this Port Hardy, British Columbia Hotel. A microwave and refrigerator are offered in all guest rooms. Free WiFi is included.
Located on North Vancouver Island, Kwa'lilas Hotel is less than 10 minutes' walk from the waterfront and Port Hardy city center. It offers on-site dining and provides free WiFi in every room.
Located on the northern edge of Vancouver Island, this Port Hardy property provides free Wi-Fi. The Port Hardy ferry terminal is 15 minutes’ drive away.
Located in Port Hardy, 3.7 miles from Port Hardy Ferry Terminal, Port Hardy Cabins provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking and barbecue facilities.
Mary Ray
Canada
I like that we booked the three cabins together, so our family could be close. The beds were comfortable, the barbecues were great to cook dinner. The staff is friendly and the location was awesome.
Story’s Beach is a 2 minute walk from this hostel in Port Hardy. Dorm and private rooms are available and have shared bathroom facilities. An outdoor patio is enjoyed. Free WiFi is included.
Mark
United States of America
Anne the owner was very easy going and generous with helping us store our bikes/gear up until leaving for our ferry. Overall a very convenient experience. Room, community spaces, etc were all well stocked and clean. Thanks!
Overlooking Queen Charlotte Strait, this hotel is located in Port Hardy. A restaurant is featured on-site. A refrigerator is offered in each guest room. Port Hardy ferry terminal is 6.2 mi away.
Located on the banks of the Quatse River, this Port Hardy motel provides free Wi-Fi. A restaurant is featured on site and a refrigerator is included in guest rooms. Port Hardy Airport is 5 mi away.
Carrie
Canada
Nothing fancy but clean and comfortable, close to everything.
Boasting panoramic ocean views, this Port Hardy property provides daily breakfast and free Wi-Fi. A refrigerator and a microwave are offered. Port Hardy town center is just 0.6 mi away.
Located in Coal Harbour, 14 miles from Port Hardy Ferry Terminal, The Oceanfront Inn on Stephens Bay has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and water sports facilities.
I loved the views of Port Hardy, but shopping in the Mall...
I loved the views of Port Hardy, but shopping in the Mall was not a great , the toilet situation was not a good experience, I would say a young person aprox 20 to 25 yrs old was in the toilet for about 1/2hr, scary as I think he was using drugs,
There were several of us waiting to use the facility
Hilda
Canada
6.0
Scored 6.0
Need a car to get around.
Need a car to get around. Book tours etc before you go as very little information or advertising when you get there. We maybe should have done this and we would have found something to do!. There are walking trails but not very well advertsied. Beautiful untouched and natural scenery around that area. Telegraph Cove is a must.. Not many places to eat and very few shops.
Rab
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Port Hardy is a beautiful city, but not many options for...
Port Hardy is a beautiful city, but not many options for coffee shops or places to stop in for a drink other that the restaurants in the hotels. Lots of places to explore and walking trails by the Harbour and met some locals fishing off the pier by the Marina. If one brought their fishing rods, this would be a nice way to spend some time. I could have easily stayed 2-3 nights here but it's generally used as a hub for Cape Scott or BC Ferries heading up the Inside Passage. The nature here is next to none and lots of food options in the Save on Foods for those wanting to eat in. There is a BC Liquor store which has everything else you might need.
waitin4astar
Canada
10
Scored 10
Port Hardy is a small town surrounded by nature.
Port Hardy is a small town surrounded by nature. If you enjoy beach walks, hiking, biking, boating or camping it is a great base to explore the outdoors. The North Island is absolutely beautiful and full of wildlife. Port Hardy has a great coffee shop, Cafe Guido, great bookstore with a selection of local authors - Booknook, and a great little local market Copper and Kelp, plus a good restaurant at Kwa’lilas Hotel.
Erin
Canada
8.0
Scored 8.0
A great little quiet town with trails nearby and a good...
A great little quiet town with trails nearby and a good place to access the NW tip of the island from. It's beautiful and we could see wildlife right out our window or as we walked along the boardwalk.
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bdirk
Egypt
8.0
Scored 8.0
Its a great place to go see wildlife (bears crossing the...
Its a great place to go see wildlife (bears crossing the road, great whale watching available), go hiking and do wilderness excursions but there is very little to do in town itself with particularly limited options for keeping younger kids entertained. There is a nice sandy beach on the Port Rupert side but it can get windy.
This hotel offers one of the great views in North America out across Port Hardy marina. We watched seals and golden eagles go about their business as well the fishing boats and seaplanes. The rooms/beds are comfortable. Television is a good size. The restaurant at the hotel, while not elegant, offers great food and a relaxed atmosphere as well as the view. Staff are friendly and cheerful in both the hotel and the restaurant.
I loved the price which is half of what a regular hotel costs. I liked the big kitchen and small outdoor seating on the balcony. It was just a basic room, but it had extra pillows, lots of towels, a reading light and lots of outlets and good wifi. I liked the big bath down the hall and how quiet it was. They waited for us to arrive from the ferry at 1 am. That was really nice of them.
Location was 10-15 minutes from the Port Hardy ferry terminal, very convenient for the 5:30/6:00 am ferry line-up. The hotel was was clean and comfortable, perhaps a little shabby. However, wifi was available and plug-ins for charging phones et al.
We did eat at the in-house Japanese restaurant. The food was very good, but I understand it was moving into Port Hardy proper.
Marketed as a backpackers hostel but was more like a good budget hotel. Our hosts were very helpful and friendly - for example helping us lock up our bikes inside to keep them safe while we did an overnight trip to Cape Scott. I wish we had stayed another night here rather than paying over the odds for a shabby hotel room.
I loved the location of the property. Its right between the town of Port Hardy and the ferry terminal.. Either way was less than 10 mins, driving. Although it’s next to the highway, it was so quiet and peaceful. The property was very clean and obviously well kept.
Handy to the Port Hardy to Prince Rupert ferry terminal. Accommodating to the ferry passengers early departures and late arrivals. Provides a simple bagged breakfast left labelled in the lobby fridge for individual pick up.
Big rooms and comfortable beds.
This is such a lovely place to stay with excellent facilities,an ideal location and very friendly hosts.Beautiful view from the property of the shoreline and mountains.A perfect place to recharge the batteries after touring Vancouver Island.
Room was HUGE. Bed was comfortable. Very quiet. Pet friendly!! I live in town and needed to stay here for a couple nights and I have a pet. Choices are limited. Was pleasantly surprised and will recommend to anyone travelling to Port Hardy!
Lovely cabin. Immaculate and full of character.
Well designed use of space with a kitchenette even! The grounds border and Estuary and Port Hardy Bay. Close to all amenities yet not in the thick of things. Nature's beauty abounds.
Great staff. Beautiful clean room. We really enjoyed our stay here. We also went to the pub in the building for dinner while we were there. Enjoyed our meal. I would definitely recommend this hotel
I’m a boat guy and my room had a view of the harbour and I was able to park my truck beneath my window which gave me an added feeling of security. I would recommend this hotel to anybody.
Everything we loved it. I came to visit my daughter who lives there, brought my friend with me and we so enjoyed or stay would highly recommend this hotel.
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