Omg! What a beautiful hotel! Exquisite rooms and very quiet. The one downside is there is…read moreonly one elevator, so when the ferry lets out, try to beat the buses to check in! Fabulous continental breakfast included with the room. Great coffee, hot foods and a nice selection of fruit and yogurt. Super pleasant efficient staff. If I ever go back to Port Hardy, this is my hotel of choice.

Very nice 3 yrs old…read moreGood beds Great food Excellent service Good location Quiet Our group loved it.

Guest rooms at the motel are equipped with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a…read morekitchenette, a dining area and a private bathroom with free toiletries, a shower and a hairdryer. Room came with a coffee machine complimentary coffee and tea. The cabins are offset from the camping area and RV traffic are not routed by the cabins. The cabin was roomy and private bath, and parking in front of the unit. Nice kitchenette, TV and dependable hot water. Privacy was there, no noise from neighbors or from the highway. Guessing the cabins are 1-3 years old and are in excellent condition, like brand new. Staff is excellent very helpful at check-in and checkout. Laundromat worked great, taking 5 loons for one load wash and dry.

I was here for a business trip, so unfortunately only stayed one night in this super cute cabin. It…read morehad everything I needed and more including wifi. Pamala at the front desk was super friendly to my dogs and I, she even recommended a restaurant for me to get takeout from. I will definitely come back when I'm not working so I can enjoy this area and the beautiful cabins longer

We landed at Hidden Cove for the last two nights of our whirlwind Canada vacation. After having…read morestayed two nites in Campbell River in a cramped cabin, then driving to Telegraph Cove and staying two nites there, moving into two different cabins two consecutive nites, parking our tired butts in the little cabin at Hidden Cove was a huge relief. This place is literally in the middle of nowhere....if Nowhere is heaven. Surrounded by forest and berry bushes and bordered on one side by the bay, this lodge was a great getaway relaxation spot. Sigh. If only we'd been allowed to relax there more! We got up at 5 one morning and fished all day and the next day got up early for our trip to see the grizzlies. Luckily, hubby and I had the foresight to buy some wine at Telegraph Cove general store, so each evening, our greatest pleasure was sipping wine on the porch of the cabin as the sun went down (around 9 o'clock). One evening we'd come home after dinner and our neighbors in the next cabin commented how there'd been mama black bear and her cub wandering just outside our cabin. We missed it unfortunately, but Nature is up close and personal here. We did see a black bear walking across the road on our drive in. You are warned when you check in not to leave any food (or fish guts) in your vehicle. In the foggy morning, my sis heard a humpback blowing out in the bay. And in the evening it was so relaxing to hear the sea birds settle on the water for the nite (altho the gnats have no sense of personal space unfortunately and will buzz around your eyes and mouth). The cabin itself was simple and quaint. Two bedrooms, one bath and a futon couch slept 5 of us very comfortably. There's a full kitchen that we only used to nuke breakfast burritos and make hot chocolate and there's a fireplace that we didn't get a chance to fire either. Some books and games are provided as well. I can't speak for the breakfast in the lodge proper as it was not provided for us cross-eyed cabin dwellers, I guess cause you have a kitchen (we could have paid to eat there, but a burrito was cheaper). On our last nite there, hubby and I watched the sun set spectacularly over the bay and I almost shed a tear to leave this place. We swore we'd come back someday, just the two of us, with a much more lazy schedule. Perhaps some fishing....maybe some kayaking....but definitely a lot more communing with nature and each other.

Historic, small very charming, peaceful, beautiful location, cabins, lodge, camping, hiking, whales…read moreeducation center, access to fishing, whales watching, grizzly bears, kayaking trips eco tourism all in one place! Have a good restaurant, a good pub, a great coffee bar. Great hospitality.

This resort is a unique mix of cabins, historic homes and modern condos. They seem to be booked…read moremuch of the time. We were only able to get a one night accommodation-we needed 2 rooms. We were placed in a historic home in the upper floor where we had 2 bedrooms and a bathroom as one unit in a 5 bedroom house. There was a common living room area for the building. These homes date back to world war II and rooms are pretty basic-bed nightstand, chest of drawers. At each historic house, there is a plaque with information about its history. We were in the Wastel house. The resort includes the Stubbs Island Whalewatching office, a whale museum, restaurant, outdoor picnic tables, and resort office as well as a coffee shop (just a counter to get coffee and pastries mainly), an outside cafe and the marina. It was convenient for us to stay there as we were doing the whale watch there so was fine for a single night. It's about 12 miles off the Island Hwy so nothing else around there.

Poutine! Just passing through but seemed like there were a lot of people eating here. Very nice…read morestaff and clean establishment. You can get window seating with a beautiful view.

We found this restaurant purely by chance because it was under a different name. We came in on…read morethe Prince Rupert to Port Hardy ferry which docked two hours late so we weren't even in our motel room until 2:00 am Sunday morning. Our particular motel did not offer continental breakfast so we were at a loss as to where to eat. Thanks to yelp we found this place and our breakfast was superb! Our only regret was that we did not discover them the night we were there before our trip to Prince Rupert. The dinner menu looks fantastic.

We spent 13 days at The Artists Point B&B. The lower level apartment is spacious, clean, and…read morecomfortable with beautiful views. It is a short walk to the ocean. You will see wild flowers and deer in the yard. The king size bed is comfortable and the heated bathroom floor are nice on cold mornings. Rolf and his helpers, Lena and Leonard are very friendly and accommodating.

Cute restaurant - busy but fast service. Food was so good! Falafel wrap with yummy potato salad,…read morebacon and eggs. Art work on the walls and flowers on the tables. Highly recommend!

We were a fixture at Coho Joe every time we visited "downtown" Sointula from our campsite on Bere…read morePoint. It became our base of operations: meeting point, resting place, free wi-fi provider, waiting room for the ferry. Totally great service, with very kind individuals running the show. Good espresso and nice food: meals and snacks. Well-priced. Clean bathroom, nice range of patio seats with nice views, inside tables, comfy chairs, and picnic table on the deck suitable for families. Also happens to have a nice guest B&B room above! Crazy, just checked out their Facebook page /cohojoe. What an awesome place to have so close to the ferry terminal on Malcolm Island.

Great place to stay, very clean rooms, big kitchen with a sit down area to watch tv or nice garden…read morewith tables to enjoy the view. Meals were very good, we recommend this B&B for sure.