Hotels with free parking in Gulf Islands, British Columbia

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"The bed was decent. Shower was good with good water pressure. The room is dated but okay for a budget priced hotel. The elevator that we would use wasn't working so we had to use a different one to a different floor and walk down. The building floor plan is quirky and hard to get familiar with. Parking lot was well lit and felt safe."

"The room was very noisy, started about 5:45 am. Loud clanging with clicking lasting 9-10 seconds every 10 or more seconds, intermittently. We got up and left for a walk a few hours later. Was gone when we checked out. I don’t think you should rent this room out. Or find out what it is."

"We had a very pleasant stay at Huntingdon Hotel and Suites. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, which made it easy for our family to relax after a long day exploring the area. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to help with any questions we had. Breakfast was a nice bonus and gave us a good start to the day. One thing we really liked was the hotel’s cozy and charming atmosphere, which contrasted with that of larger chain hotels. It felt more personal and relaxing. The location was also very convenient for visiting nearby attractions and walking around the area. Overall, we had a great experience and would gladly stay here again. I would definitely recommend this hotel to travellers looking for comfort, friendly service, and a convenient location."

"room is clean, separated bedroom, well maintained bathroom. all perfect except range hood is too noisy."

"Don't stay in Room 306--view is of "glass" pyramid roof overhang."

"Our stay was great. The property is close to the harbour and downtown. Complimentary breakfast was a big plus !!"

"Weve stayed at the Hotel Rialto a few times now. It has a great location with decent rooms."

"poolside area should have some cubbies for towels and belongings so that people don't tie up a lounger just for that purpose. It was crowded this past weekend and we had to put our stuff on a rock, when there were loungers available, but just holding towels. "