3 Best Hotels in Nanaimo

“Coast Bastion Hotel has a gym, a business centre, a beauty salon, and a spa with an oxygen bar. Their colourful rooms offer free Wi-Fi, 47-inch flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. Coast Bastion Hotels Upgraded rooms add minibars and Jacuzzis overlooking the ocean. Their amenities include a casual steak-and-seafood restaurant and a sleek cocktail lounge with bay windows. They offer 24/7 room service to their customers. They provide parking facilities for a fee. The hotel has over 9,400 square feet of sophisticated venue space and an unbeatable Nanaimo location; they provide inspiration in spades. This upscale, contemporary hotel is a 6-minute walk from the Vancouver Island Military Museum.”

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“Inn on Long Lake offers studios that add kitchenettes, cooktops, and one-bedroom family suites with kitchens and pull-out sofas. Their unfussy rooms, studios, and suites all feature patios or balconies with lake views, free Wi-Fi, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, minifridges, microwaves, and coffeemakers. All their rooms have a private balcony or patio overlooking beautiful Long Lake, making it easy to forget that you are still close to all that Nanaimo offers. The Inn on Long Lake Hotel provides free perks, including parking and continental breakfast, served in a lake-view dining room. They also have a fitness room, a sauna, and a hot tub overlooking the lake. They provide kayaks and paddleboats for a fee. This straightforward hotel is 10 km from downtown and 7.6 km from BC Ferries Departure Bay Terminal.”

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“ Best Western Dorchester Hotel rooms and suites come equipped with flat-screen TVs, desks, and coffeemakers, with some offering harbour views, minifridges, and pull-out sofas. Wi-Fi is available, and parking is complimentary. Guests can enjoy the lobby bar and a restaurant that overlooks the harbour and serves European cuisine. Breakfast is offered for a fee. Additional amenities include a fitness room, business centre, meeting room, and on-site laundry. This relaxed hotel is a 4-minute walk from the Vancouver Island Conference Centre and a 3-minute walk from the Nanaimo Museum.”

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