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Orca Lodge
"Loved the deck and the view."
Reviewed on Sep 21, 2026

Kwa'Lilas Hotel
"We enjoyed our stay. Enjoyed meals at restaurant. The only suggestion I have is that it would be good to have something put onto the shower wall to hold onto when showering. It would especially helpful for seniors."
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026

Ocean Front wilderness Cabin, brand new - Spa bathroom, fully equipped Kitchen
"Susan and Al are excellent hosts. They were waiting on the wharf to welcome us when we arrived by water taxi from Coal Harbour. They provided extra cots and bedding as needed for our group of three. They helped us unload our gear and they delivered our gear to the cabin, while we took advantage of ..."
Reviewed on Sep 14, 2026

Glen Lyon Inn & Suites
"B"
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026

Airport Inn
"Staff very helpful when I could not find my keys...eventually found them in my purse!!"
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Sportsman's Inn on the Harbour Front
"Nice place. Convenient to the harbor, good price, quite comfortable with helpful staff and nearby restaurants."
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Quarterdeck Inn Port Hardy

Pioneer Inn by the River

Oceanfront Cabin walk on waterfront peaceful place
Port Hardy Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Travelocity users dreaming about roaming in Port Hardy, should think about booking a room as early as possible, because there's not an abundance of room choices close to the town center.
Just 240 miles (388 kilometers) outside Port Hardy is Victoria which hosts a range of Travelocity-listed places to stay, including the Points West Oceanfront Resort and Sooke Harbour House.
Found 2 miles (4 kilometers) away from the middle of Port Hardy is the Glen Lyon Inn & Suites.
If time allows, enlightened travelers should explore more of Vancouver Island. Familiarize yourself with Vancouver Island's old towns, history museums and open-air museums and you can also photograph its forests, rivers and streams. In this section of Canada visitors may also partake in snowboarding and skiing.
When you are in Vancouver Island, you should visit the Cormorant Channel Marine Provincial Park and spend a while in Alert Bay, which is 25 miles (39 kilometers) east of the heart of Port Hardy. Choose out of the Alert Bay Lodge and Bayside Inn.
Our destination page is a great way to uncover locals tips for Port Hardy.
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Airport Inn
"Staff very helpful when I could not find my keys...eventually found them in my purse!!"
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