We stayed here on two different nights during a trip to Victoria, BC, before the ferry departure and upon ferry return.
Positive: Check-in: (Night #1) Although dealing with a backlog of reservations, Shawn at the front desk was very professional and processed people as quickly and efficiently as possible. (Night #2) Again, Shawn was very professional and efficient. The rooms for our stay were clean and the bed was comfortable.The breakfast provided enough variety to please most.
Less than positive (not negative per se): The first room was very small, with very little room to get around the bed with our luggage. The 2nd room included a kitchenette, but again, the room felt very cramped. We did not really use the kitchenette, but it looked like it provided everything necessary to cook a simple meal. Although clean, the bathroom was very dated, which in some way was charming (i.e., the tile and sink were likely original to the building), but the framework for the bath fixtures needs some updating. In the 2nd room, it was very warm (85F), which made it very uncomfortable, despite the outside temp being about 70F.There was no AC, which it doesn't say that it has, so that's on me for not ensuring that AC was available.That said, options for cooling were very limited. A fan was provided, but the main window opens to the parking lot in front, which when, leaves one with no sense of security.
Overall, the stay was, well, okay. As a stopover on a trip, it was average, but no more.
