Hôtels capsules à Courtenay

« Bien situé, calme, bon accueil. La chambre spacieuse mais aurait besoin d'un rafraîchissement. »

« My stay was wonderful. »

« The property is well located in the centre of the village. Only complained we had was due to the outside noise (Power saw and back-up alarm from forklift) created by the construction in the harbor. A room on the other side of the hotel might have cushioned that noise somewhat. The staff lady which we connected with in the Grocery/Liquor Store was extremely helpful and sourced a microwave and cutlery for us , since the restaurants where still closed for the season. Would definitely stay there...

« The person at front desk barely spoke english, room only has patio door with no screen, room was too hot but not possible to open the party door because of absence of screen and noise of the road »

« Magnifique séjour ! La chambre était très belle et très chic. L’hôtel est moderne, très propre et le staff est adorable. Petit bémol pour le petit-déjeuner en chambre, un peu cher et pas si bon, en plus d’arriver froid. Le restaurant était incroyable, le coin piscine, hot tub, sauna et steam room vraiment un plus, très très agréable et idéalement placé ! On reviendra ! »

« Bien situé au bord de l'eau, excellent accueil. La chambre n'est pas grand luxe mais très bien pour notre étape. »

« This place was a nightmare from the moment I arrived. The parking lot reeked and had dog poop scattered around. My room stank of dog urine so badly it was hard to breathe. I had an emergency and had to leave after the first night, but there was no one,not even at the front desk, willing or able to speak to me about a refund for the second night I paid for. Completely unprofessional. The surrounding area is depressing and offers nothing worth staying for. Save your money and stay literally...

« Grand Appartement bien équipé, le sauna est un vrai plus. Les gérants sont très sympas et de bons conseils. Le seul défaut est l’isolation entre les étages, les entendions trop les voisins marcher (comme dans beaucoup d’hôtel au Canada) »