Enjoyable, every time. The tea is healing n delicious. The food is tasty, n healthier than Mc…read moreDonalds.

Do not go here!!!!! Black mold on the lamps in the bathroom nothings clean, dust everywhere, bed is…read moreso uncomfortable I'd rather sleep on a pile of rocks.mattress is completely yellow and so is the pillows, appliances are dirty and full of food and crumbs, there was stains all over the carpet. If you like dirty places this would be the place to go.... If there was a zero star option this would be zero stars. Absolutely awful!

We're big fans of Rathtrevor Beach. We've visited the provincial park campground a few times now,…read morebut the beach itself is the real star. When the tide is out there's what seems like miles of sandy beach to explore, dig, splash and play in. When it comes back in, theres miles of shallow, warm water to swim, wade and dive in. And it's all surrounded by nature, with eagles soaring overhead, mountain views across the water and classic BC driftwood-lined shores. Until you go to the southern part of th beach, that is, where it's lined with a whole bunch of beachfront resorts. So at easter, when we felt like getting out of the city but weren't quite brave enough to camp, I thought of those resorts and got googling. I ended up choosing Beach Acres because it was reasonably priced, was one of the closest to the less-developed northern part of the beach and because it seemed to be less densely developed, offering more space to relax and let the kids loose when the beach wasn't an option. My hunch paid off - it turned out to be a great place to stay and was extremely good value for the price. They have all the basic stuff you need for a family getaway - including pool, basketball hoops, 3 tennis courts, a playground, bike rental and plenty of open space. The cabin we were in was very well appointed and although each one is privately owned, I got the impression that they all met similar standards. Plus, it has an English pub-style restaurant on the property that is one of what appears to be very few decent places to eat in Parksville. If you're looking for pampering at a spa getway, this isn't the place for you, but if you want a great fun family break it's ideal.

had a wonderful stay at beach acres have been there twice on holiday,execellent resort ,nice pool…read morethe cottages are right on the beach. The cottages are very roomy we had four in our party and it was not crowded ,all the cottages have fireplaces and the upper ones have a beauiful view of the beach,will go back for sure!!

Room 310 is a 1 bedroom suite with full kitchen and 1 1/2 baths. Layout wise, it is perfect. The…read morefireplace was a nice touch and was used a little. The balcony overlooks Parksville Bay and provides a wonderful view which was quite enjoyable and used a lot. Downsides are what can only be described as one of the worst beds we've ever experienced. Definitely time for a new mattress! The room was sometimes noisy with kids running around in adjacent rooms. Housekeeping service was OK, but not consistent as far as when the rooms get cleaned. Parking can be problematic, as there were times when the garage was full. Restaurant food and drinks is a plus, and room service was excellent. All in all, we had a nice week there.

Do you enjoy waiting exorbitant amounts of time for the only elevator that can deliver you to your…read moreroom 8 floors up? Do you like having to go down those same 8 floors, up another elevator, and into another wing of the resort to retrieve ice for your room? Enjoy cramped quarters with a closet for a bathroom? This is your spot. They'll only charge about $350 a night for the privilege. Staff was nice enough. They'll gladly tell you with a smile and a slight chuckle that you have to pack a bag and a lunch to retrieve ice from another Provence. After all, you're paying for their entertainment. Enjoy. Or maybe not. The view and location get them the 3 stars. For a 4th star I'll need an ice machine closer than the distance Tom Brady can launch a football.

We booked a room for an event that we were attending on the island . After the event we looked…read moreforward to dinner . Arrived at 6:10 ordered food never got our food finally caught up with server at 7:15 to find out that the order hadn't been placed and would be fast tracked . Food finally arrived at 8 it was satisfactory nothing to write home about . we were given a dessert menu and when we went to order dessert we were told sorry kitchen closed . We made our way up to our room only to find a RAT trying to chew his way into the room .Went and told bartender and she just called someone and moved us to a cabin . No apology , no discount for our inconvenience nothing . Cabin was fine but real noisy because of the bar. We will for sure be coming back to the island but definitely not going anywhere near this place .

We stayed one night. We were in the Lodge, not the cabins. There are stairs up to the rooms. Our…read moreroom had a super pillowy soft mattress. Like sleeping on a cloud. Nice quiet room. We had a partial view of the ocean. Room was nicely appointed. Our dinner was amazing. Super sweet server, and very romantic atmosphere. We shared the Crab Cakes. And we shared the Prime Beef Dip. So good. Very quiet time of year. Glad we came.

This is an old-style drive up motel located on a pretty lake north of Nanaimo. I was actually…read morepleasantly surprised by our room. The bed was comfortable and overlooked the lake. It had a decent sized fridge with a freezer in top which I appreciated because we had a cooler with re-freezable ice packs. It also had a microwave and a keurig coffee maker with creamer, etc. The included breakfast, however, was marginal to bad. Overcooked scrambled eggs, a toaster that didn't work very well and took forever to make any toast at all. A waffle maker that a guest told me not to use because it didn't work. The fruit was precut up and soaking in sugar syrup. Not tasty. Aside from the breakfast we enjoyed our stay and would return.

We really enjoyed our 2 night stay here at Long Lake being a pet friendly hotel, with lake access…read morefrom our patio and exceptional customer service by Margo! Complimentary breakfast was simple with an assortment of packaged muffins, yogurt, fruit and coffee. On the other hand, the facilities itself are only okay with cleanliness being questionable in our suite. There were some stains on the carpet before we got there and the air condition is quite loud. The rooms were renovated and had a nice washroom and kitchen but is definitely dated. Unfortunately, we did not receive great service from one of the front desk staff members and this plus the facility cleanliness leads to 4 instead of 5 stars.

Nice oceanfront view . Management very professional. Location is good, but b since it's on kind of…read morea busy road, traffic can be difficult to deal with at times. Nice pubs and restaurants within walking distance.

We've been staying here for over 10 years and LOVE IT. We love the views looking back at the…read moremainland. Every unit has a window on the ocean. Some view are better than others so it is up to you to choose what fits your budget and your needs. I think we have stayed in almost all the units. We can walk down to the beach and down the road for dinner. We love to even walk into town from the Inn. The owners are fabulous and will do anything to accommodate you. We dream about our next visit!

First time on the Sunshine Coast, didn't have a lot of time to explore all the places, but I did…read moreenjoy the food at Pebbles! The prices and portions are amazing compared to what we get on the mainland.For two people, we didn't order drinks- just stuck with water, our bill came to about $35.xx. The clam chowder was delicious! Lots of variety of sea food, and was quite filling. I had the smoked salmon bagel, it was good, my only complaint was that the Salmon didn't taste as it was "smoked." Along with the bagel it came with two sides, a house salad and sea salted fries. My boyfriend had the Pebble's salad. It looked appetizing, my boyfriend enjoyed it. Service was excellent, we had different servers come up to us and asked if we were taken care of. It was a little confusing for us, I thought the back was the main entrance. None the less, it was kind of the staff to come up to us and asked if we were taken care of. Will come back in the future, if we're ever in Seschelt.

Pebbles Restaurant has reopened today April 10th 2019. I…read morebelieve there is a new chef and mostly new staff. I can't wait to try it out again.

this place is a property and employees playing a game where they pretend to run a hotel - an…read moreexpensive special hotel. But it's an experience akin to "fawlty towers" staying here. amateur. messy. horrible service. be prepared to tidy up after others if you wish to lay poolside, use the one fire pit or request a kayak. this is an expensive non luxury experience. I've stayed at Travelodge and Airbnb that were better at a fraction of the price. and for what is available in this area, it's not that special. special callout goes to the atrocious front desk staff. second runner up is the housekeeping that took three separate visits to clean the room yet still didn't provide towels or coffee. and when something broke in the room it took three calls and over an hour to get a simple repair done. I will NEVER stay here again

If you are 'glamping' in the beautiful seaside tents, it's a fun adventure to wander up the…read moreboardwalk for a nice dinner (although the room service is quite exceptional)! An instant favourite was the scallops which was rich and creamy without being overly heavy. The atmosphere is casual but classy, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed meal. The menu is well curated, from classic dishes like rack of lamb to more creative options like seared scallops, fish, mussels. The ingredients are incredibly fresh, and the flavors are expertly balanced.