3 Best Hotels in Victoria

“Fairmont Empress rooms provide Wi-Fi access (for a fee), flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Upgraded rooms feature harbour views and seating areas with pull-out sofas. Suites add separate living areas, fireplaces, and dining rooms. Amenities include a sophisticated restaurant, a colonial-style cocktail lounge, and afternoon tea. They also offer a full-service spa, gym, indoor pool, business center, 22 meeting rooms, and parking for a fee. Staying at the Fairmont Empress guarantees an unforgettable experience. This upscale hotel off Highway 1 is a 3-minute walk from the Royal BC Museum and 5 km from Victoria Harbour.”

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“Hotel Grand Pacific rooms feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. The hotel provides dining options, including a restaurant with patio seating, a lounge, and a cafe. Some rooms have private balconies with harbour views. The hotel offers over 10,000 square feet of meeting, conference, and banquet space, including a stunning 3,000-square-foot waterfront ballroom. Whether you are hosting a meeting for two, a conference for 20, or a banquet for 200, Hotel Grand Pacific is the perfect venue, offering relaxing accommodations with private balconies for your event attendees. This traditional hotel is two blocks from the Trans-Canada Highway, a 5-minute walk from the Royal BC Museum, and a 6-minute walk from the Victoria Conference Centre.”

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“Coast Victoria Hotel & Marina rooms have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minifridges, and tea and coffee-making equipment. Amenities include a harbour-view seafood restaurant, an indoor/outdoor pool, and a fitness center with a whirlpool and sauna. There's also a marina and a complimentary local shuttle on demand. The business center is complemented by eight meeting rooms. The on-site restaurant is open for breakfast and dinner service. This modern waterfront hotel is a 2-minute walk from Fisherman's Wharf Park and a 10-minute walk from the British Columbia Parliament Buildings.”

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