Lodges in British Columbia Coast

'Like many British Columbians, Painters Lodge holds a distinctive place in my travel mind. I think their position is, or was, "luxury fishing". That is a somewhat unique market position that was created over decades and is still celebrated inside the hotel with the pictures of Hollywood A-listers from the 40's and 50's holding up giant Chinook salmon on the dock. But it appears that ownership now believes that "luxury fishing" is too narrow a position (and perhaps the fishing isn't as good as...

'Communication with the host was unsuccessful prior to arrival, and the property was not as expected upon check-in. A large, disruptive event was taking place, and the reserved accommodation was unavailable. Alternative arrangements provided did not feel secure, and noise continued throughout the night, making rest impossible. Overall, the experience did not meet expectations, and a resolution is being sought.'

'I was travelling by myself and just needed one night to catch an early ferry. I never received any information on how to access the property, when I arrived there was no one to check in with, a lady who does not work there asked if I needed help, I explained I was trying to check in, she ask what tent I was booked for, I told her which one and she said “ just find it and go in”, As these are tent there is no key just a zipper to open. I had tried to call the owner with no answer she then texted...

'This is a very lovely place. The village is stunning. I booked thinking it was UKEE cause Expedia suggested it was… it isn’t… however it was worth going to.. beware though… you need to take a water taxi to get there and its 10$ a person.. so we were out 80$ just to get back and forth from our car to the resort…'

'Great location with an amazing view. The interior was super cute and had great amenities. Especially loved the hot tub after a day of hiking! Comfy bed!'