Inn at Laurel Point in VICTORIA, BC

Great view of Victoria's Inner Harbour - that's the big selling point. But you have to get your room on the right side of course. The other side has ocean views but not the iconic Inner Harbour. Not a cozy, friendly place, but luxurious and staff were friendly enough. Terrible breakfast in their dining room so we never ate there again. But a coffee shop was opening soon so next time I go to Victoria I will pop in to try. Ocean front walkway right by the Inn so great for early morning stroll. Beds were comfortable, bathroom good. It's an older place but kept up well.

Find more footage of this amazing property on my IG @lawyer.traveler.dreamer! If you’re planning a trip to Victoria, British Columbia, and looking for the perfect place to stay, The Inn at Laurel Point is a top recommendation for an unforgettable experience. Located right on the waterfront, this eco-friendly hotel offers everything you need for a comfortable and memorable city break. Situated just a short walk from downtown Victoria, The Inn at Laurel Point is ideally located near major attractions like the Royal BC Museum and Fisherman’s Wharf. The convenience of walking to these iconic spots, while also enjoying beautiful views of the Inner Harbour, makes this hotel perfect for travelers who want to explore Victoria at their own pace. The proximity to the ferry terminal also adds to the ease of getting around, especially if you’re arriving from Seattle by ferry with FRS Clipper. The Inn at Laurel Point combines elegance with sustainability, making it a standout choice among hotels in Victoria. The rooms are comfortable and inviting, with stunning waterfront views from the balconies. After a full day of sightseeing, the spa-like bathrooms are a luxurious retreat—perfect for a relaxing bubble bath to unwind. Whether you’re visiting Victoria for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, this hotel provides the ideal blend of location, comfort, and eco-consciousness. For anyone seeking a unique, centrally located hotel in Victoria, BC, The Inn at Laurel Point should be at the top of your list. It’s an exceptional base for discovering everything the city has to offer, from charming boutiques and waterfront dining to historic sites and picturesque harbor views.

A large but quiet hotel. We heard no noise at all during the night despite two weddings. The "in-house" restaurant was nice too. We had a view overlooking the bay which was great. Bed was very comfortable and room a good size. Lovely shower. Sat on the patio in the morning for breakfast and watched the sea planes take off and land. A short walk to the town centre or to Fishermans Wharf (from where we took a whale watching tour). Highly recommended.

When we arrived at the Hotel mid afternoon our room wasn't ready, we were advised it would be ready at 4pm so we had a coffee and a bite to eat in the coffee shop and went for a nice walk along the water side path way, on our return at 4pm the room was still not available so we sat and waited for some time, at 4.45pm we suggested to reception that we could have a drink on the terrace at their cost which they obliged and we had a very nice Dry Martini on the house, whilst it was very pleasant enjoying the ambience of the terrace we were keen to get to our room, it was around 5.15pm before we were given the keys ....We stayed in a Terrace Bedroom Suite which was huge, strangely though had minimal storage space and no where really to put your luggage. the bathroom was spacious with L'Occitane products. Very large balcony with seating...great view. King bed was comfortable..the air-conditioning in this room made a strange noise which was annoying when trying to sleep. There is one restaurant AURA and a coffee shop in the hotel...Aura serves a very good Asian fusion style of food, also cocktails are top notch, great coffee and food also in the coffee shop. The location of the hotel is excellent, within walking distance to downtown and most of the other points of interest in that area. Staff we encountered were all great.

We stayed in the Erickson wing. The room was large and had a beautiful view of the harbour. The bathroom was one of the biggest I have been in. The staff - from check in to cleaning staff - were all very friendly. There is a nice covered parkade for your car. It is around 30 min. walk to our favourite restaurants, but it was lovely, but cold, so quite enjoyed the walk.