Tofino Hotels
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Hotels in Tofino
Tofino reigns as the jewel of Canada's west coast.
The stunning beauty and ecological diversity of Tofino's location in the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is the source of all activities.
For all this glamour, Tofino remains the rough-and-tumble frontier town it has always been, easygoing, outgoing, enterprising, unpretentious and resolutely friendly. Yet it also boasts swank beachfront resorts, excellent restaurants and a dynamic arts scene rooted in nature and First Nations culture. Welcome to the end of the road.
Best Western Tin Wis ResortModerate
From £124 per room per night
Experience the pristine beaches and amazing wildlife of Pacific Rim National Park while staying at the oceanfront Best Western Tin Wis Resort.
The rooms come well equipped with TV, coffee/tea maker, refrigerator, hairdryer, and an ocean view with balconies also available in some rooms. Onsite there is a cocktail lounge, fitness centre, onsite restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
Coast Long Beach Lodge ResortUnique StayFrom £158 per room per night
Situated on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island, this luxury resort offers beachfront accommodation close to some of the best surfing in Canada.
The 41 rooms all boast spectacular oceanfront views and have flat-screen televisions, balconies, coffee makers and high speed internet. Onsite, there is also a fitness centre, sauna, hot tub and restaurant overlooking the Pacific ocean. Guests can also hire surfing equipment and receive lessons from a trained instructor.
Wickaninnish InnUnique StayFrom £235 per room per night
This beautiful beachfront Inn is located on Chesterman Beach, one of Tofino’s most popular beaches. The rooms are uniquely decorated and furnished and enjoy panoramic views of the ocean or beach.
Onsite, there is also a fitness centre, library and a world renowned restaurant serving some of the best local product that Canada has to offer. The Inn is also ideally situated for storm watching and was named a Canadian Signature Experience by the Canadian Tourism Commission in 2011.