Campbell River lacks a decent hotel, or so I thought having stayed there several times a year for…read morework. Then I found Dolphin Resort. It's quiet, clean and has great views. The food is excellent, there are hot tubs outside each small cottage, and the interiors are spotless. I will always be staying at Dolphin when in Campbell River in future.

so bad. rude unhelpful staff. lots of surcharges. resort needs a lick of paint. Very over priced,…read moreand not the best location.

Simply put, it needs an upgrade. We didn't spend too much ($150) as we were only booked for the…read morenight as we were passing through. We also weren't expecting the best room as we saw how much the price fluctuated depending on where you are on the property, some are ocean views and much bigger suites. The hotel photographs better than it actually looks. The location is just outside of the city by 7 mins which we didn't mind at all, the location is beautifully located right on the water but boy could it be so much better with a good upgrade and modernization. We checked in easy and the staff was pleasant. We got to our room and it was abit weird in terms of layout. Stairs down to the double bed room. There's a table randomly in the corner with one chair. The room is spacious but there's nothing to fill the space, there's no artwork either when they could totally lean into the West coast of it all. The bathroom was freezing and shoved to the back of the room like a closet - no window or ventilation. The decks have absolutely no privacy screening and the furniture is really uncomfortable so it's not the most pleasant to sit outside unless you really wanna chat with your neighbors. The beds were the best part - super comfy mattress and sheets. The amenities are worn down - we went to the gym and a lot of the stuff wasn't working. We didn't try the pool as it was quite busy with kiddos. We did however enjoy sitting on the dock down by the water for abit to soak in the ocean and sun! When we were ready to leave our car was absolutely covered in bird shit lol. There should be some sort of warning to not park under a particular tree at the back as apparently it happened to the guy next to us too a day before so he switched parking spots! We had to go to the gas station to wash it off. All in all I'd look at other options next time.

This review is specifically about the restaurant's "cook your catch" service. They cooked our…read moredressed coho salmon absolutely perfect with blackened spice. Yum!

The hotel was clean. The breakfast was pretty basic. Some of the hard boiled eggs were rotten. The…read moreroom was spacious. The real bummer is being right downtown and having walk past the homeless camps to go get dinner or a couple beers without driving. Most of the homeless seemed nice, but a few were pretty sketchy. It was a little uncomfortable walking late at night.

A fresh and well-kept property. Good staffing. Ample parking. The room was spacious and clean…read more Breakfast was as expected for this class of hotel.

What a gem! We stayed at Whiskey Point for 2 nights while exploring Quadra Island. After coming…read morefrom a wedding, and not getting nearly enough sleep the two nights before, our room was an absolute delight: clean, spacious, quiet, and modern enough. It's also literally a stones throw from the ferry terminal, so the location couldn't be more convenient. We had two very restful sleeps on the king size bed, and appreciated the room as a great place to recharge and reorient ourselves.

From the owner: Whiskey Point Resort is a comfortable, clean resort on beautiful Quadra Island BC with panoramic…read moreviews of the Quathiaski Cove harbour, and kitchenettes in every room. The outdoor seasonal pool and year-round hot tub offer great fun for families and visitors of all ages. The new Wheelhouse Gallery on site has island paintings and crafts, and some of the paintings are in the guest rooms too. Managers Tracy and Nanci welcome guests with information and maps of Quadra Island.

So many good points to this hotel and just a few that weren't. Still it's a really nice place and…read morewe would definitely stay here again if in the area. To begin with I believe they are doing some renovations. It appears the main-floor check in area has all been redone. Our room was fabulous and even had a balcony (just like cruise ships) over the bay with 2 chairs and a table. The room was clean and had a refrigerator and a microwave. What we didn't care for was no elevator above the 4th floor. Lugging luggage up and down was a pain. However, if we visited again, would definitely request a room on a floor we didn't have to do that on. This hotel seems to be transitioning from an independent chain to a Best Western. The breakfast offered is a little to be desired. The bread is still in the loaves you get from the store. They definitely need to add fruit and muffins as there were none. In the evening the Waterfront Restaurant opens up. It is amazing!! Loved the food and the servers.

This place really is a 4. The only thing I found a little disappointing is that some floors don't…read morehave elevators . But not bad only went up 2 floors. I need the exercise anyway Otherwise. Great view and restaurant was great. I would stay here again. No issues. Front desk was friendly and helpful. I think they are renovating some rooms. Also have massage services .

We just had a phenomenal dinner at the lodge. What a high end buffet gem at the edge of the park…read more Thanks to Michelle and Bara for excellent service and all the travel tips and Ren for setting up our reservation.

We had a family reunion here this summer, and was so pleased with this place. There were about 50…read moreadults and children total. We rented three houses: Cottage 11, Preece Cottage, and Seale House. Each had their own kitchen. Preece Cottage: The largest of the 3 that we rented. There are 3 floors of bedrooms plus a loft. The kids all loved sleeping and hanging out in the loft. Plus side to this house, it's large and accommodates a large number of people. Downside: it accommodates a large number of people. That house was always busy. Beautiful view from the bedroom balconies, though. For parking for this house, our family used the small parking lot next to the house. Seale House: My immediate small family was assigned to the Seale House, and I am so grateful. There are 3 bedrooms downstairs each with their own separate entrance from the outside as well as a closet room that we used as a 4th room. Two of the rooms downstairs had their own bathroom inside the room. The third room (which we were assigned) did not have its own bathroom, but there was wan directly across the hall which was pretty much our own bathroom since everyone else had their own bathrooms. There is a 4th bathroom upstairs that the "bedroom" upstairs used as their bathroom. For parking there is room for about 2 to 3 cars right next to the house, and we parked a 4th car lower (but next to the exterior entrances to the bedrooms). Cottage 11: Smaller of the 3 houses. Close to the water and water activities launch site, but the least favorite set up of the 3 houses for me. I believe they parked up in the lot across from Preece. Activities: There are scheduled activities both in the AM and PM that you can sign up for. Each day is different, so check the calendar for the week. The AM activities usually cost money, but I think all the PM activities were free. We did "zip lining" one morning. It's great for beginners and those wary of heights, but if you are looking for more of a thrill, this is not it. WildPlay (which many of the family did prior to Strathcona) sounded much more thrilling. For this zip lining course, one has to walk across a balance beam and then a tight rope to get to the platform to zip line, and it's just the one line. Other family members did the rope course the next day which looked more fun. Water activities was worth the money. You can rent a canoe (small or large), kayak, paddle board, etc for the whole day (or by the hour). We would rent one or two of each and rotate use throughout the day. I recommend the canoe or kayak and paddling to the smaller islands to explore swim holes, and just the islands. Pack a picnic lunch. We definitely got our money's worth from the rentals. There's also a swimming area and a sand volleyball court. Hiking: There are trails on the property, but most of the family also drove to some of the nearby waterfalls. The favorite was Myra falls (about a 40 minute drive out). The pictures of especially lower Myra Falls was absolutely gorgeous. I wish I had gone to Myra Falls instead of the zip lining. Dining: There is a restaurant onsite, but we never ate there. We purchased breakfast and lunch items from Costco on the way to the lodge, and for dinner, we had prepared stuff ahead of time and had one large group dinner each night. Dinner was held at Seale House one night. Another night we had a BBQ by the pit. The first night we arranged ahead of time for the Salmon dinner. Because of fire warning, they could not cook the salmon over the fire pit as usual. Instead, they baked it in the oven ahead of time. NOT recommended. I think it would've been better cooked in the fire pit. Overall, this was one of the most relaxing vacations I've had. Lodging was great. Scenery was BEAUTIFUL. Weather was perfect (we went last week of July). Plenty of activities (water activities on site, hiking trails on site, and waterfalls nearby). Free WiFi only at the main lodge. No cellphone coverage. If you need to go to the store for something more than what they sell at the general store at the main lodge, you need to go into one of the next towns, which is about 30-40 minute drive either direction. Highly recommend, and would definitely go back!

This place has some pros and cons…read more Cons: Depending on which room you get, you are either very pleased or feel that this place is the hotel that the 80's forgot. My friend and I checked into a double queen room and the minute we walked into the room the heat that accumulated during the day enveloped us - some rooms have AC and some do not (ours did not). My understanding is that if you need two queen beds you do not get a room with AC (if you only need one bed then you have access to rooms with AC and updated furnishings). We showed up during a heat wave in the area (mid August), and there was a small fan that helped alleviate some of this, but the lack of AC was problematic. The room is definitely in need of an update. I am originally from Eastern Europe and I thought the room was akin to some communist-era Eastern Block hotels that I had stayed in during late 80's and early 90's. I am sure that eventually all rooms will be updated with new furnishings and AC but we checked in before that happened. The room only had a single window, with no screen, that opened outwards to allow fresh air in. Unfortunately, the hotel shares parking with the attached strip mall and it opened directly onto said parking lot. So, late at night you would hear the car alarms, engines, etc. if you needed to keep the window open. Earplugs area a remedy for this, though it is not the most comfortable way to sleep. Pros: Beds are comfortable and linens are of good quality. Also, this place overlooks the ocean straight so walking out the front door of the property allows for some incredible views. Most rooms above a certain floor have great views (I was on the second floor so we weren't high enough). The staff is very friendly and they have a restaurant attached to the hotel that offers complimentary buffet breakfast for guest (from 7am-9am) with typical breakfast staple foods including bacon, eggs, sausage, potato and toast. The hotel is in walking distance to the main commercial area that has restaurants and shops as well as the marina and whale watching excursions. Ultimately, this place is in dire need of an overhaul, though, it is probably okay for a night or two in the colder months when AC is not needed. If you are OK with one bed ask for an upgraded room.

Checked into this hotel for a short two night stay. Room is really nice, clearly recently…read morerenovated. I was very pleased with the updates and jacuzzi in the room. I went to take a bath and the bath was plagued with hair. Clearly hasn't been cleaned in a while. We complained to front desk, who ensured us housekeeping would clean the room ASAP in the morning. Front desk gave us managements email and suggested we asked for a refund. Housekeeping came in the morning and the bath was still NOT cleaned. We took pictures so we know the state was the same. Couldn't believe it. We checked into a dirty bath and still with complaint, it was not cleaned. Just demonstrates their cleanliness. And speaks to their housekeeping's quality. Very disappointing as we booked the room to use the jacuzzi.

One of the most attractive viewpoints I know, excellent! Cottages are really simple, but the…read morewaterfront of the Pacific right in front of you... awesome! Three times we had luck: whales swam direct in front of us. To have to pay for Wifi is not up-to-date. We liked the dishes, we had seafood (wonderful scallops) and pasta with chicken. Delicious.

First of all, I was here for supper only. I didn't stay at the lodge. The food was mixed but the…read morestaff and service were wonderful. The garlic shrimp appetizer was excellent while the seafood cakes were less than spectacular. The salmon meal was very well flavoured but overcooked. The short ribs were too salty. Overall quite enjoyable .

Rustic rundown property small outdated room worn furniture and patio curtain. Wires hanging down…read morefrom tv need two remotes. To work tv. Small outdated bathroom.

Booked an "ocean front" room, well this was obscured by a building. Booked a 2 queen deluxe studio…read more"suite", pretty sure these were doubles and the suite was all one room. Excited for the complimentary breakfast before a hockey game, breakfast canceled and not even enough granola bars and apples for our room. Pool, hot tub and mini golf were unavailable. I am okay with an old hotel but this was an old and unclean hotel. It smelled, the bed skirt was torn, the lamp broken. There was visible dirt and old gum! I voiced my concerns to the assistant manager and she assured me they would be addressed...no follow up almost a month later. The room ended up being $159 and not at all worth it. I understand...COVID and staffing, but be upfront and avoid disappointing your guests. Offer a breakfast voucher or discount. Respond to concerns in a timely manner. If any manger wants to chat, I'm available.