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Top Vancouver Island Winery Hotels
Rae Leigh Heights BnB
Brentwood Bay Resort - Adults Only (16+)
Armand Heights
Hastings House Country House Hotel
Oceanfront Suites at Cowichan Bay
Wessex Inn By The Sea
Ramada by Wyndham Duncan Cowichan Valley
Croftinn & Motel
Super 8 by Wyndham Duncan
Cusheon Lake Resort
Best Western Cowichan Valley Inn
Vancouver Island winery hotels
Drink in the view at a winery hotel
A trip to wine country is a lovely way to bond with your best friends or invigorate your relationship. Plan a group break or a couples getaway with Travelocity, and enjoy great conversation, stunning scenery, and of course, plenty of wine. If you prefer solo travel, a winery trip is also an excellent way to make new friends or spend some reflective time. Vancouver Island winery tours keep the pinot flowing and the schedule going, so all you have to do is enjoy the ride. See the best wineries in Vancouver Island and soak up vineyard scenes as you learn about varietals. Pick your favorites and purchase a few bottles to savor at home.
Taste the difference at Vancouver Island wineries with lodging
When you stay at Vancouver Island wineries, half your travel planning is taken care of. No need to worry about where to eat and drink, where to stay, and what to do. Winding through wine country and stopping to taste the best area offerings, you’ll wonder if there’s any other way to live. After all, what’s better than leisurely, flavor-filled travel?
Vancouver Island winery hotels let you take every day at your own pace and enjoy the tastes. On a winery trip, the rules are simple: enjoy yourself. There’s no one to say breakfast wine isn’t a thing or that more than two afternoon naps is too many. This is your time to relax and do what you usually only reserve for Saturdays—drink wine, be with loved ones, meet new people, and have a blast.
Vancouver Island hotels essential information
Accommodation | 2,559 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $81 |
Highest Price | $238 |
Popular hotels | Super 8 by Wyndham Duncan, Ramada by Wyndham Duncan Cowichan Valley, Croftinn & Motel, Rae Leigh Heights BnB, Oceanfront Suites at Cowichan Bay, Brentwood Bay Resort - Adults Only (16+), Armand Heights, Hastings House Country House Hotel, Cusheon Lake Resort, Wessex Inn By The Sea, Best Western Cowichan Valley Inn |
Recent Vancouver Island hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Crown Isle Resort and Golf Community
"My wife and I booked a jaccuzi suite for a romantic get away for a few days. Nice room, nice big jaccuzi tub. Everything was great until we tried to fill the tub. There was only enough hot water to fill the tub half full. The only way to get a full tub was to fill it half full (until the hot water ran out), let it sit for 25 - 30 minutes (while the hot water tank heated) and then add more hot to the now warm water in the tub. This process took pretty close to an hour in total. We did this 2 or 3 times a day for the 4 days we were there. We reported the issue to the front desk. I even told them how to fix the problem (turn up the temperature of the hot water tank). While we were out, a repair person went to our room and "checked the hot water from every faucet and they all had hot water, so there wasn't a problem". Obviously the problem wasn't relayed properly from the front desk. There was no attempt to fix the problem after that."
Brentwood Bay Resort - Adults Only (16+)
"All in all the resort was clean and tidy. The staff was great. The pool and hot tub were excellent. However, we were confused about why the steam sauna and cold plunge are only available if you book them for a charge with the spa... The 1st evening we went down for a dip it was all open. There were no signs about having to "reserve" these amenities. So we used them for a short time. The next day there were signs on the door of the sauna saying "reserved". Kind of lame to be in a nice resort and you get nickel and dimed. I would think that if someone wants to have them for themselves then by all means rent them out. Or set up a schedule or something? We used public transit for the most part since we didn't have a car. Easy and cheap. We went to Buckeyes in town every other day for Happy Hour. We will be back next year."