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 Humboldt House B&b Hotel
Location: 867 Humboldt Street Victoria, British Columbia V8V 2Z6
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Escape to the romantic luxury of this beautiful bed and breakfast inn located in Victoria, BC on Vancouver Island. Built in 1893, Humboldt House has been authentically renovated to reflect the Victorian era, offering guests the utmost in comfort as they celebrate honeymoons, anniversaries, or special retreats. Enjoy a glass of sherry and homemade sweets in this beautiful common room adorned with lavish furnishings and a charming grandfather clock. Listen to the crackle of the fire on cool winter days, and on warm summer days, sample some fresh local fruits; or on an extended stay, select a good read from the library. A special feature of Humboldt House is the gourmet champagne breakfast - each morning, tucked into a basket, delivered through a two-way pantry into the privacy of your room. The Humboldt House is proud to serve Cafe San Miguel, Fairly Traded Columbian Coffee.
The Humboldt House Bed and Breakfast Inn offers a most unique getaway in each of its rooms. Large Jacuzzi baths, wood-burning fireplaces, and exquisite decor are found in each of the six guest suites. Champagne and homemade chocolate truffles await your arrival. Goose-down comforters, a CD stereo, fresh flowers and candlelight, are among the extra touches provided in every room. Large windows offer a peaceful view of neighboring St. Ann's Academy and its apple orchard.
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Toll-Free Hotel Information & Discount Reservations
1-800-950-1363 |
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Location Description -
VANCOUVER ISLAND
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Property Information -
Check In Time - 3 PM Check Out Time - 11 AM Minimum check-in age - 19 years old (1 ppl)
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Room Information -
Bed Type: Short Description: BST AV RM/1BA MAX 2 Long Description: Best Available Room - One Bathroom Max 2
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| Directions to Humboldt House B&b Hotel: |
867 Humboldt Street, Victoria, BC - From Victoria's Inner Harbor (Port Angeles, WA and Seattle, WA ferries): Follow Belleville Street East for two blocks to Blanshard Street. Turn left at Blanshard Street and follow for half a block to Humboldt Street. Take a right onto Humboldt Street and follow for one block to the Humboldt House, 867 Humboldt Street.
From Sidney (Swartz Bay / Victoria International Airport / Anacortes, WA Ferry): Follow Highway 17 South which then becomes Blanshard Street. Follow Blanshard Street into downtown Victoria. At Humboldt Street, turn left and follow for one block to the Humboldt House, 867 Humboldt Street.
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| Victoria, British Columbia is the Province's scenic west coast capital city. Its year-round pleasant climate offers visitors many recreational pursuits, such as championship golf, sea kayaking, skiing, fishing and more. Cosmopol accommodations, a vibrant entertainment scene and outstanding attractions - including world-class Butchart Gardens, and a stunning Inner Harbour. It has a population of approximately 300,000 residents and is well known as one of North America's friendliest cities. The small islands in the Bay and Haro Strait abound with seals dolphins and bird life. If you don't know how to kayak easy lessons are available. Want to lay on the Beach? Willows Beach which is Victoria's only sandy is a lovely ten minute stroll through our neighborhood, known for incredible gardens and many, many fantastic old heritage homes. Is golf your game? The Victoria Golf Club is the third oldest in North America and boasts that Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Arthur Godfrey were members. The location is outstanding and for a real golfing treat book up for a round. It is a little expensive but it is something you will talk about for a long time. Of course there are other very nice courses not far away and you can tee up a time. Some of the best salmon fishing in the world is available from the Marina just a few steps away. Scenery, fishing: It doesn't get any better. Tennis courts are available, and cricket is played on Sundays and you can have High Tea and watch the match. Olde English Pubs, lovely restaurants and exquisite coffee shops are in the little village. Oh, and sailing lessons are available at the Marina]
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