Pet Friendly Hotels in British Columbia, Canada

Room is a bit old, had a view of their indoor swimming pool. Customer service is good.

Absolutely stunning view. Cabin was older but very charming, we made the most of the fireplace in the room and enjoyed a view of the lake from our balcony. Bathroom was clean with everything we needed. Coffee also provided in the room which was nice. I read the beds were uncomfortable on other reviews and I’d partially agree - not the best but again not the main reason or expectation for visiting emerald lake. I will say the pillows were extremely thin and uncomfortable.  Staff were very friendly and attentive. Shuttle service was easy. Restaurant was pricey but overall good. No wifi or signal in the room is something to be aware of, but heightened the experience in my opinion. Overall, great!

It’s my first Best western in few decades. Pleasantly surprised by the modernity and cleanliness. Room is comfortable and compact with all the basic touches and a good layout. The free breakfast was a nice touch. Location is perfect for one night stay to get in and out from the highway.

The room was new, clean, and beautiful, and the bed was very comfortable. The view outside the window was also stunning. The only downside was that when we arrived an hour and a half before check-in, they wanted to charge us 60 CAD for early check-in. We ended up negotiating an upgrade to a better room for an additional 20 CAD.

Black Rock Oceanfront is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at in Canada, It is upscale and luxurious. It is located within walking distance of the Trans Pacific hiking trail and the Lighthouse. It has a heated outdoor pool.and a hot tub overlooking the ocean, as well as a fitness room. There are two oceanfront restaurants. They offer the same menu. One is more formal while the other has a casual bar-like feel. The food is very good although pricey, like most places in Ucluelet and Tofino. Our room at the lodge was large. It had a spectacular view of Big Beach and the ocean from the balcony, which was large enough for more than 2 people to sit at. However, you could see and hear your neighbours enjoying their balconies too. There was a large, ultra-modern bathroom with a separate rainfall shower. There was also a 2-person bathtub located next to a covered glass window. If you uncover that window during daylight, you could see the ocean across the room and balcony. I prefer Ucluelet because it's quieter than Tofino, and would definitely stay at Black Rock Oceanfront again in a heartbeat.

My husband booked a two night stay at Painter's lodge for my birthday. Apparently the lodge is under new management and just opened 2 days before our stay. This lodge must have been quite the hotel in its day. It needs a lot of work and with love and care I think it will reach its original beauty. The staff were friendly and very helpful. The restaurant and bar were not up and running but we were offered a continental breakfast of yogurt, fruit, granola bars and juice. The location was perfect and the decor was lovely. It felt like time had been turned back to a wonderful era. Lots of history displayed on the walls. We had a wonderful stay.

Facilities: All-inclusive. Hygiene: Housekeeping needs improvement. Ambiance: Good vibe, but the nightclub can be a bit noisy. Service: Feedback provided was promptly addressed, and the staff's attitude was good.

It was very quiet, in a good location and the breakfast was really good!

This hotel is located within Vancouver International Airport, which is incredibly convenient for guests with layovers. The airport isn't far from downtown Vancouver either, and the SkyTrain offers a direct connection. Since we arrived at the hotel in the very early morning, it was difficult to interact with the staff.

The hotel was a bit dated, and the check-in process was slow because there was no internet at the front desk. The pool and amenities were also old.