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HOTEL DESCRIPTION
The James Bay Inn is a historic, traditional hotel, which has been called one of Victoria's best-kept secrets. This inn was beautifully built in 1911, and remains the oldest hotel in Victoria. Although it has been recently renovated, the James Bay Inn retains the character and charm that Victoria is known for. The inn is close to all downtown attractions, and an easy walk to the beach and Beacon Hill Park. Besides offering some of the best rates in town, the inn offers free parking. The inn is also well known for its restaurant and its lounge.
The guest accommodations are clean and quiet, with a traditional décor. Despite the historical nature of this inn, the guest rooms have the conveniences of a modern bathroom, cable TV and direct dial telephone. The larger rooms with two queen beds have a refrigerator, as well as extra seating. Guests will find the James Bay Inn is also very convenient to all transportation methods - the Coho ferry, local transport, coach lines and the Seattle Clipper. The James Bay Inn is convenient to fine dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
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PROPERTY INFORMATION
Check In Time - 3:00 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
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DRIVING DIRECTIONS
From Victoria International Airport:
Exit airport, turn right on Highway 17 South.
Take 17 South to Government Street and turn left.
James Bay Inn is located on the right hand side.
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SURROUNDING AREA
DOWNTOWN
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AREA ACTIVITIES
-Inner Harbour 0.3 Miles / 0.5 Kilometers
-Emily Carr House 0.1 Mile / 0.2 Kilometers
-Craigdarroch Castle 3 Miles / 4 Kilometers
-Parliament Buildings 0.2 Miles / 0.3 Kilometers -Victoria Butterfly Gardens 11 Miles / 17 Kilometers -Butchart Botanical Gardens 14 Miles / 23 Kilometers -Royal British Columbia Museum 0.2 Miles / 0.3 Kilometers
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ROOM TYPES
Bed Type: 2QN Short Description: Standard 4 People Long Description: Bed Type: 2QN Short Description: Standard 1-2 People Long Description: Bed Type: 2QN Short Description: Standard 3 People Long Description: Bed Type: 1DD Short Description: Economy 1-2 People Long Description:
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