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Upon my check-in I was greeted by a very friendly employee also received a free room upgrade
The beds were comfortable
Very soft, comfortable beds/linens
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The location
Cleanliness + Cost
cheapest hotel room in Victoria, staff were nice & polite.
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Location and the decor
The room was big & the front desk people were very nice at check in
Very good location. Close to harbour, Empress etc.
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The hot tub and pool.it was the nicest hot tub I’ve had at a hotel and was nice and warm. Also the pool was still heated in early October. Very nice
Close to amenities. Restaurant on site, free parking.
It is close to the water.
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Well appointed room, efficient and friendly staff
Tiny noice room
Convenient
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The rooms were comfortable and I love the air conditioner was quiet!! It was not the annoying type that goes off and on so loudly. Location of the hotel was perfect for walking to prime restaurants and sights.
Location was perfect, walking to everything in harbor and downtown. Room was very clean, with a great view of the inner harbor.
Great location
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Location was great, near everything, had a walking trail right behind the hotel that would take you 20 min to downtown.
Everything was great
Easy to find & navigate from. The apt. Was large & everything needed for kit. Was there. Bed good. Not too noisy. Staff very helpful.
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Nothing...it wasn't a hotel ...it was a motel and far from being the 3 star hotel as advertised.
It was clean.
Dirty room, air conditioning didn't work in either room; squeaky bed; coffee machine didn't work correctly; bar right next door to room, loud AND charged US dollars even though it is in Canada! Nothing good about this hotel. Do not stay there
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Bed was comfortable, room was clean.
Fabulous accommodations, windows that open for fresh air, being up high
Clean quiet room with onsite restaurant that had decent menu coffee in room.
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Location & ambiance. Have stayed many times & always enjoy our stays. Proximity to walking route is lovely.
Beautiful, well kept. Great fitness facility and son enjoyed pool.
The hotel was perfectly located in Victoria. It was an easy walk to the city center and all the attractions.
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View and pool
The toilet
The friendly staff and the pool.
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The bathroom was new and very clean, the staff was very friendly and knowledgable. The hotel was happy to accept our dog though with a surcharge.
Room size, room layout, hotel location
Room, location. Coffee machine by elevator downstairs was great. It met most expectations.
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Very good location right across from harbor and walking distance from many attractions.
Lovely decor. Much enjoyed small balcony overlooking park.
Location was great. Staff was very accommodating.
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The hotel is impressive in and out. Beautiful and ddthe location cannot be beat.
The grounds and hotel are beautiful and the location is awesome.
Location, condition, overall ambiance was fantastic. The hotel was built in 1908, but doesn?t seem old.
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This was probably the best hotel I've ever stayed at for the price/star-rating. It was eclectic. The staff was FANTASTIC. The rooms were fun (who can say that about a hotel). Each room had a different display and it was like stepping back in time
Conveniently located close to two large malls (including a Walmart), bus station close by with many scheduled stops directly to downtown and several restaurants nearby. The hotel restaurant is also very good.
Fun hotel with a funky 70s vibe. We loved "Granny's basement". It's nice that they had a pool table and a fun place to hang out. In the lobby I listened to some old vinyl on a turntable, and they had a lot of games, so we hung out and played games.
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Solid location
Friendly staff upon our arrival. Very thoughtful, and excited to have us there. The valet was respectful to our car, and explained everything in depth.
The location was ideal. Very central but not on a noisy street. I loved that the rooms had laminate flooring which made it feel much cleaner.
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Centrally located, easy to access, everything within walking distance. Very safe location, wonderful weather.
The location. Free parking.
Location, kitchen
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te location was nice the loby was pretty... the staff was great the elevators were clean and fast... the bed was amazing!
Terrible front desk staff
Location. Staff. Breakfast. Building with historical features but needed maintenance (deteriorating paint on exterior and needs updating interiors).
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The room was spacious and kitchen was useful.
breakfast & location
The view from the room and breakfast.
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The room was spacious and the restaurant was good.
Le personnel est accueillant et l¿emplacement est très bien. Très propre.
The heated floors in the bathroom....lol no joke!The cheese plate at 5pm was also nice. Breakfast was also very good.
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Kind and friendly staff, I really love that the pool stayed open late, and the location of the hotel was very helpful for exploring for the first time
The room was spacious, quiet, clean, and a good value for the price. A separate bedroom for one of the beds provided extra privacy and comfort. Luggage racks were there for both guests. Restaurants were good, for the most part; especially breakfast.
Very clean
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The staff was the best thing about this hotel. Very pleasant, friendly & helpful.
super friendly staff nice coffee service comfortable beds free and ample parking very pet friendly
The Accent Inns chain is simply perfect for those wanting a clean high value room, lots of amenities (fridge and microwave) and great staff! All wrapped up in a fun atmosphere and guest messaging with a light sense of humour.
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The location is fabulous is you want to be in the middle of downtown. Staff is very nice, friendly.
The location. The Location. The location.
Quirky room decor and real fireplace was fun. Great location. Room was clean.
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Convenient location. Close to everything
Location, with kitchenette
Hotel close to downtown where visit was focused
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Great location
room space & quality of furnishings
This was billed as a two bedroom suite. It was more than that. Living room, dining and full kitchen down - Two bedroom plus full bathroom upstairs. Felt more like a townhouse. Good beer/drinks in the brewpub.
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Location and cleanliness.
Wonderful location, and very clean room.
Prefect in the center of activities. Older buildings, but beautifully updated.
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The hotel was beautiful and the view was beautiful. The concierges were all very nice and helpful with suggestions.
The location is amazing and the building is beautiful.
The location is amazing - the staff are awesome. There really isn't anything bad to say about this hotel!
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It's character.
Great location. Old time charm. Breakfast was included in our stay. It will be our go to place when staying in Victoria.
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It turned into a homeless shelter 2 years ago. Not sure how I was able to book it online.
Inexpensive, clean, mostly quiet, comfy bed and nice linens, good cable channel selection, responsive staff
Friendly staff, nice free breakfast, free newspapers, nice room.
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Hotel was very nice Victorian home. Staff was very friendly for the food area. Room was really nice themed. Comfortable bed. We were in the Queen Anne Suite. We only wish the living room had a couch vice two chairs. Breakfast was delicious.
Location and afternoon tea are wonderful.
Classic . Some real nice creaky stairs. Clean comfortable bed. Clean bathroom. Location has great walking score.
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Where to stay in Victoria
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Victoria
This in-the-middle-of-it-all area encompasses downtown Victoria and Victoria Harbour. Don't miss this capital city's Royal BC Museum, or its renowned flower gardens set against ocean and mountain vistas. Fine restaurants and shops abound here, as do entertainment and cultural venues. Fresh air seekers head to the nearby Beacon Hill Park, set along the south shore of Victoria and the Juan de Fuca Strait.
Home to fashion-focused Mayfair Shopping Center, this area that stretches north and west of downtown Victoria puts visitors within easy reach of the Trans-Canada Highway. You'll find yourself along the calm waters of the Upper Harbour and minutes from downtown Victoria's Inner Harbour, cultural attractions and renowned gardens.
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Top Tips
- Reserve 3-6 months in advance for summer visits to avoid 25-40% rate increases from May to September. Waterfront view rooms fill quickest, so early reservations secure both limited views and better rates.
- Expect 13-15% in taxes and fees per night: 5% GST and 8% PST apply, and some downtown hotels charge a 2% municipal fee, adding $15 to $50 CAD (approx. $11 to $37 USD) nightly. Review final pricing to avoid surprises at checkout.
- Stay in downtown Victoria for enhanced safety, with crime rates 20-30% lower than outer suburbs like Saanich. Most attractions and waterfront paths are within a 5-10 minute walk.
- Confirm Wi-Fi speed before arrival if planning to work remotely; most hotels offer 50-100 Mbps. Be aware speeds may drop by 20-30% during the busy summer season.
- Request accessible features proactively. About 70-80% of hotels offer step-free access and elevators, but heritage buildings may require you to specify needs like widened doorways in advance.
- Opt for Green Key-certified hotels to support sustainable tourism. Currently, 40-50% of Victoria’s eco-focused hotels hold this certification and implement water- and energy-saving measures.
- Plan to spend $15 to $40 CAD (approx. $11 to $30 USD) per night for hotel parking in downtown Victoria. Free street parking is limited to short time windows - using hotel lots is more reliable.
- Coordinate arrival times with Swartz Bay ferry schedules. Ferry trips from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay take roughly 1.5 hours, followed by a 30-40 minute drive to downtown hotels.
- For the fastest city transfer, choose Victoria International Airport (YYJ) - a 24 km trip takes about 25-30 minutes by taxi or shuttle to downtown, which is shorter than the ferry route.
- Victoria's tap water meets Canadian health standards. Bring a reusable bottle to reduce plastic waste and avoid minibar charges for bottled water.
- Pack a lightweight waterproof layer for visits from October to April, when the city receives most of its 650 mm annual rainfall. July and August are much drier.
- Request accessible rooms 7-14 days in advance for heritage hotels, as many central properties have limited accessible units due to building age.
- Follow Canadian tipping standards: 15-20% for restaurant and hotel service staff. Most hotels accept chip or tap cards in CAD - decline Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) if prompted.
- Choose hotels within 1.5 km (up to a 20-minute walk) of the Inner Harbour for quick access to the BC Legislature, ferry terminals, and major attractions.
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