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.

These lodgings were only built a few years ago and still have that 'new car' smell and feel. The…read moresuite I rented was roomy and clean. All of the furnisings were made of solid pine and most importantly the bed was comfy. The resort is set up so that all of the rooms to the doors are accessed from the great outdoors so you can pull up and park right in front of your room. Since I travel a lot and hate carrying luggage down long hallways, drive up rooms always apeal to me. The front desk is located in a small building in the parking lot and beside this is a covered area with a few bbq's for guests to use. An indoor pool, hot tub and sauna is located in the building across from the office for guests use. The price of the room includes breakfast. Normally I wouldn't mention this, but I was pretty impressed with what they offered. Which included fruit salad, boiled eggs, various types of bread for toast, instant oatmeal, cold cereal, orange juice, yogurt, cottage cheese, a variety of teas and coffee, and for a little wow factor, waffles that you make fresh yourself. The resort has free wireless internet, but it doesn't reach all the rooms. If you can't get a signal they have internet cables at the front desk. The free toiletries (i.e. soaps, conditioner, shampoo etc.) are nothing to write home about so I won't discuss these any further. My room came with a microwave, a small bar fridge, and coffee maker. I think one of the best features of the Black Bear Resort is the view.

I really enjoyed my stay here. Friendly staff, good food, and clean rooms. I left something behind…read morein my room and they shipped it back to me quickly and professionally. Highly recommended!

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.

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.

The docks are so derelict that it's dangerous. Only a matter of time before someone is seriously…read moreinjured. And the prices are exhorbitant!

Terribly overpriced - we paid $319 with tax for dirty sheets, stained carpet, crappy breakfast in a…read morebag and no air conditioning! we stayed a night in the new Native Hotel that was 100 x better in every way and paid $100 less there - sadly they could only accommodate us for 1 night so we had no choice! i felt dirty after staying there and definitely felt ripped off for what we paid! no customer service at all! yuk do not waste your money!!

an excellent fresh fish lunch, delightful welcome and conversation, small village vibe. Great…read moreexperience!