Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo

THE 5 BEST Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo

Name: Tea Cozy Bed & Breakfast
Address: 923 View Rd, Qualicum Beach, V9K 1N3, Canada
Telephone: +1 250-752-0819

Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo

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1. MGM Seashore Bed & Breakfast
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240 reviews
#1 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"We had a great time in a top accomodation. Wonderful views, great breakfast and a great hospitality. Marilyn and Glenn are really fantastic hosts - we had a awesome time, speaking about our respective travel..."
2. AnnArthur Guest House - Harbour Suite
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15 reviews
#2 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"I was happy to find this lovely, reasonably-priced Airbnb in a nice neighbourhood a short drive to the museum (a must-see!) and the Harbourfront Walkway (great views). It was spotless, comfortable and very quiet..."
"I had a wonderful stay here. When I walked in it felt like I was at home. The suite is spotless and the kitchen is very modern. It has everything you need and more. There are great views and the place is located..."
3. Nanaimo Ocean View Guesthouse
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58 reviews
#3 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"The Host is verry lovely. We were late, but that was no problem at all. The room was huge and so awesome. And that view! Just WOW! The room was super super clean and the bed was verry comfortable. We would coming..."
"Not for nothing is this place called "Ocean View" as it sits on a lush hill facing the ocean, in a quiet neighbourhood just north of the city of Nanaimo (in the evening, expect deers and hummingbirds in the gardens..."
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4. Bev & Sandy's Place B&B
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32 reviews
#4 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"Thank you for everything! Lovely place, Lovely couple! Their place is absolutely perfect! Love all the little extra touches they include! Greatly appreciated! Quiet, cozy, super clean! Great location. Thank you..."
"I really loved the garden room (which turned out to be a whole garden house). It is equipped with everything I needed (and even a lot of things I didn't know, I needed). There are so many lovely details everywhere..."

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5. Rockwood House B&B
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10 reviews
#5 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"I was surprised by how spacious the room was. The pictures do not accurately convey how spacious and open the bed room area is. Probably one of the most spacious B and B bedrooms I have seen. Kudos to the host for..."
"We stayed two nights in Rockwood House B&B while visiting our sons in Nanaimo. Pricilla and Doug were very welcoming and made us feel at home. Our room was extremely clean, well appointed and tastefully decorated..."
6. About The Sea B&B
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7 reviews
#6 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"We had a short but really nice stay at the about sea b&b. Awesome view, nice jacuzzi in the bathroom and an excellent (and even quite early!) breakfast! Just a short drive from the ferry. Really lovely hosts... and..."
"This B&B is very easy to get to from Departure Bay Ferry and is well placed to explore lots of Vancouver Island. Beautiful view from room. Friendly and knowledgeable host. Continental breakfast, which is reflected..."

7. Beach Estates Inn
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12 reviews
#7 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"We paid for 2 nights and left after 1. The inn itself was quaint, and the area was picturesque. Great idea to have puzzles in the common area. However, the owner's comment they operate the inn like a family was..."
"During our recent trip to Canada. we planned for a four day weekend on Vancouver Island. However, from NZ, we had been unaware that it happened to be labour day weekend. Hence, accommodation opportunity was limited..."
8. Gulfview Drive Ocean View B&B
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3 reviews
#8 Best Value of 8 Family Bed and Breakfast in Nanaimo
"Would not recommend anyone to use this place, we are very unhappy and wish we chose something different you are better off finding a different place to stay so you are not as upset as we are. Your welcome"
"This is a B&B about 15 minutes north of Nanaimo center. The owner, Amy, is a friendly Chinese lady with limited english. There really is a great ocean view. The top part of the house is devoted to a B&B. One of..."

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Victoria
It's still one of the most British cities in North America, but there's more to Victoria than tearooms, antique shops and galleries (though there are plenty of those). Driven by the younger generation, the city has sprouted a collection of cool shops, authentic coffee bars and unique restaurants. It also has more cycling routes than any other Canadian city, providing a great way to explore the picturesque location (and avoid an afternoon of antique shopping).
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San Juan Islands
Start your Pacific Northwest vacation in style, with a seaplane or ferry ride to the San Juan Islands from Seattle. It’s the ultimate way to take in the beauty of this region that Mother Nature has so abundantly blessed. You have a choice of three alluring islands – Lopez, the most rural, a mix of rolling farmland and beaches; Orcas, the largest of the San Juan Islands and replete with verdant mountains and placid lakes; and San Juan Island, where vibrant Friday Harbour welcomes ferry and seaplane guests and offers an array of charming accommodations and gourmet eateries.
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