Victoria Hotels

So, now that you’ve decided you must visit the incredibly beautiful city of Victoria, you have to have a place to stay. From the ultra modern to the Victorian, there are many kinds of hotels in Victoria, and we want to find the perfect one for you. If “off the beaten path” is your choice, we can find you a small cabin-style lodging on the outskirts of Victoria; if you want to be at the heart of things, we can find you a centrally located, all amenities provided Victoria hotel to meet all of your needs. Want tea service as part of your package? Just let us know, and we will show you the right place, quaint and clean. We can accommodate anyone, resolve any problem, and just let us handle your hotel needs in beautiful Victoria.

Victoria

Victoria is a city of approximately 80,000 people that sits on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It is hands down one of the most beautiful places on earth. In spite of its northern latitude, the weather is surprisingly mild, and the English influence can be strongly felt in the architecture of the city, which leaves you feeling like you’ve traveled to England for the day. The Parliament Building in downtown Victoria is one of the most photographed buildings in the world, not for what happens there, but simply for its unsurpassed beauty, with its wide steps, arched doorways, and main dome, flanked by two smaller, matching domes. At night it’s lit up like the proverbial Christmas tree, and it shows its beauty in a whole different way. Another landmark that mustn’t be missed is the Empress Hotel, where high tea is served in the traditional English style. There are bus tours available to nearby Butchart Gardens, where, especially in the spring and summer, the flowers bloom in riotous, mind-blowing color. You can make a pit stop at the Butterfly Gardens along the way, and see beautiful tropical butterflies in all stages of development in a natural, tropical setting. Downtown Victoria is not to be missed, either. It’s like stepping into Victorian London, with a little modernization, of course. There are shops that sell everything from antiques to Native American arts and crafts and teashops and pubs where you can take a rest and have a drink of whichever you choose. There are ocean day cruises where, if you’re lucky, you can see killer whales and humpback whales, and gulls and even bald eagles sometimes. And all around are either the ocean or the snow-capped mountains - it isn’t called “Beautiful British Columbia” for nothing!

Travelodge Hotel Victoria *** V9A 1L1, 229 Gorge Road

Red Lion Inn & Suites Victoria *** V8Z-3L3, 3366 Douglas

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