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Eaglenest Manor Cowichan

Duncan (2.4 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Situated within 5.9 km of Maple Bay and 24 km of Mill Bay Ferry Terminal, Eaglenest Manor Cowichan provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Duncan.

J
Jane
From
Costa Rica
Quiet neighborhood, and our room had a lovely view of the sunset. The bed was very comfy, the bathroom had both a shower and a bathtub, and there was a jacuzzi on the deck that we did not use for lack of time, as we were busy visiting the area. We received two (!) bottles of Pino Griggio and breakfast was just perfect. The house is so pretty and well designed and we did not want to leave.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.7
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 90 reviews
Price from
US$160.90
1 night, 2 adults

Wessex Inn By The Sea

Cowichan Bay (3.9 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Offering free WiFi, Wessex Inn By The Sea offers accommodation in Cowichan Bay, 13 km from Maple Bay and 16 km from Mill Bay Ferry Terminal. All rooms come with a terrace.

I
IndyJ
From
Switzerland
The place was better than we expected. Fully equipped kitchen etc. Sea view. Very friendly and helpful staff. Reasonable price.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2
Very good - What previous guests thought, 632 reviews
Price from
US$116.21
1 night, 2 adults

Oceanfront Suites at Cowichan Bay

Hotel in Maple Bay (3.9 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

This all-suite hotel overlooks Cowichan Bay and suites with a kitchenette. It is 13 km from the British Columbia Forest Discovery Center.

L
Lisa
From
Hong Kong
Friendly staff, excellent view
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 263 reviews
Price from
US$143.39
1 night, 2 adults

The Cube Cow Bay Suite

Cowichan Bay (4.1 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Set in Cowichan Bay and only 11 km from Maple Bay, The Cube Cow Bay Suite offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

J
John
From
United Kingdom
Very good quality accommodation in a lovely setting.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.9
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 51 reviews
Price from
US$138.86
1 night, 2 adults

Duncan Motel

Duncan (4.5 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Set in Duncan, 8.6 km from Maple Bay, Duncan Motel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a terrace. The accommodation features room service and free WiFi throughout the...

A
Alicia
From
United States
Our room in this modest inn had just been redecorated and was clean and appealing, with a small kitchen, dining table and chairs and large comfortable beds in two separate rooms. The inn had many attractive touches, including potted plants. We could tell that the staff and management was working hard to make it comfortable and attractive.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.4
Good - What previous guests thought, 394 reviews
Price from
US$67.24
1 night, 2 adults

Thunderbird Motor Inn

Duncan (4.6 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

An on-site restaurant is featured at this centrally located Duncan motel. A microwave and fridge are offered in each room. Free Wi-Fi is provided. Victoria city centre is 50 minutes’ drive away.

S
Susan
From
United Kingdom
The room was clean and comfortable, and plenty of free car parking
Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.5
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 292 reviews
Price from
US$87.70
1 night, 2 adults

Falcon Nest Motel

Duncan (4.7 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Located in Duncan, within 10 km of Maple Bay and 24 km of Mill Bay Ferry Terminal, Falcon Nest Motel provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi throughout the property...

A
Akshat
From
India
comfortable room with kitchen amenities
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.1
Good - What previous guests thought, 138 reviews
Price from
US$73.09
1 night, 2 adults

Super 8 by Wyndham Duncan

Hotel in Maple Bay (4.8 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Situated in Duncan, 10 km from Maple Bay, Super 8 by Wyndham Duncan features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. This 2-star hotel offers luggage storage space.

N
Nick
From
New Zealand
Location to totem poles is excellent - 10 minutes walk, however part of the road is not paved which could be scary for some because of the volume of traffic. Staff went beyond the call of duty to ensure our stay was as stress free as possible.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.2
Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 214 reviews
Price from
US$73.93
1 night, 2 adults

Armand Heights

Ganges (5 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Situated in Ganges and only 10 km from Fulford Harbour - Ferry Terminal, Armand Heights features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

L
Lorne
From
Canada
We only had a couple of packages snacks as we did not know what was included for free
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.7
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 60 reviews
Price from
US$138.86
1 night, 2 adults

Croft Inn Motel

Crofton (5 mi from Maple Bay Seaplane Base)

Barbecue facilities are offered for guest use at this Crofton motel. Free Wi-Fi is provided in all areas. A kitchen features in each suite. Crofton ferry terminal is 300 m away.

V
Vincent
From
Canada
Great location since it is very close to the ferry terminal that takes you to Salt Spring Island and Crofton is also close enough to Duncan.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.2
Good - What previous guests thought, 136 reviews
Price from
US$116.21
1 night, 2 adults
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8.0

It was a rainy cold day with low overhead clouds.

It was a rainy cold day with low overhead clouds. The sea was gray. The streets were wet. The air was chilly in the morning. We walked along the water to the bakery. It was open early for coffee and a treat sitting there in the outdoor patio we watch locals come and goas they got ready for their Saturday morning. Would probably like to go back when the weather is better.
Guest review by
ODELLE
Canada
10

There were many restaurants & shops in the town a short...

There were many restaurants & shops in the town a short drive from the retreat, we drove all around the island & the scenery is really beautiful. The island is not busy & the ferry ride over was on time and very convenient.
Guest review by
Philippa
South Africa
8.0

On a golfing vacation. Lovely place.

On a golfing vacation. Lovely place. Duncan Meadows golf course was good. Great people and nice play. Dinner at Mr Mike's and fabulous steak with lobster bearnaise cooked perfectly with great servers. Beautiful weather and got lots of overhead eagles while golfing.
Guest review by
Michele
Canada
10

Very attractive and welcoming town.

Very attractive and welcoming town. It could do with providing more places of interest to visit, such as a museum, children's play facilities, and other visitor places that explain the island history etc. Lack of public transport to other areas of the island makes Ganges less than than suitable for visitors without a car.
Guest review by
John
United Kingdom
10

It is a small community but the shops and restaurants around...

It is a small community but the shops and restaurants around the bay are very good. There is an excellent yoga studio in Duncan, about 10 minutes away. It is called the Vancouver Island Yoga School and I went every day during my stay. There is a wonderful cafe called the Garage right next to it that serves lots of gluten free options. Super affordable and delicious.
Guest review by
margaret
Canada
4.0

Duncan is best experienced outside of town for trails lakes...

Duncan is best experienced outside of town for trails lakes and nature in general. Try an AirBnb. There are a few within 20 minutes or so from town in beautiful settings. To Eat, go to Romeo's. I had one of the award winning pizzas, and it didn't disappoint
Guest review by
Anonymous
Canada
10

Ganges is a very busy little town in the tourist season,...

Ganges is a very busy little town in the tourist season, with heavy traffic and tons of tourists and locals. Many lovely shops, but too many people in town. I wouldn't recommend Saltspring for cycling, although we did see people cycling - but roads are narrow and windy, and busy. We weren't cycling, but I grew up there and know that the roads are not good for bikes. It is definitely better to go to Saltspring in the off-season. It is an expensive place to visit, particularly in tourist season. A drive up Mount Maxwell is definitely worth it for the amazing views of Sansum Narrows, Cowichan Bay, Fulford Valley and other Gulf Islands - go with a 4 wheel drive, and not towing anything, or in an RV - road too bumpy and narrow, much of it only 1 lane.
Guest review by
janice
Canada
10

Great little hidden gem - perfect when you’re doing the...

Great little hidden gem - perfect when you’re doing the Pacific Marine Circle drive! Pool was great, the view is jaw-dropping, and the Cook and Butcher restaurant in the hotel is really high quality! Hotel could use a little update, but it’s such a gem of a spot, the decor is easy to forgive.
Guest review by
Luscombe
Canada
4.0

Sadly, this town seems quite depressed, with little that was...

Sadly, this town seems quite depressed, with little that was visually appealing, and many homeless folks wandering the streets. Seems to be a good jumping point, to get fuelled up, get groceries, do laundry etc, before continuing to stay elsewhere.
Guest review by
Jen
6.0

We felt that Salt Spring was over rated.

We felt that Salt Spring was over rated. The ferry was expensive $58 return, and the roads were in poor condition. Ganges was packed, as was Fulford, and finding a space to park was not easy. Ganges has quaint shops and friendly people, and the boats in the harbor are pretty. It rained whilst we were there, so going for a good walk was out of the question. The Saturday Market starts in mid April and I'm sure it will be mass congestion from then on until the fall.
Guest review by
richard