C Shasta Bed & Breakfast

Welcome to the relaxing ambiance of C-Shasta Bed & Breakfast, a charming & cozy bed and breakfast accommodation set amidst a garden setting with views of the ocean & majestic coastal mountains. Situated in a residential neighborhood within walking distance to the seawall, marina, shops, restaurants, town center & the BC Ferry terminal to Alert Bay & Sointula.

Private & tranquil accommodations in warmly furnished & charmingly elegant guest rooms offer a haven of comfort & relaxation. Amenities include deluxe Queen beds & fine linens, private & en-suite baths, spa towels, toiletries, hair dryer, Alarm clock radio, Satellite TV/music & movie channels, complimentary coffee & tea station & many other special touches. Daily housekeeping, free off-street parking, free local calls & free wireless internet (bring your laptop) Smoking permitted outdoors only.

To start your day enjoy a full course gourmet breakfast served in the bright summer porch overlooking scenic views. After an exciting day of sight-seeing, relax in the soothing comfort of the garden hot tub, read a book under the pergola or laze on the patio beside the water pond. A barbeque & fire pit are available for your outdoor pleasure.

The spectacular wilderness beauty of Northern Vancouver Island offers a wealth of recreational adventures! View Orcas & marine life in their natural habitant, kayak the beautiful waters of the magnificent Broughton Strait, hike the Cape Scott Trail off the wild & rugged West Coast or fish for the mighty big one off the waters of the Inside Passage.

As our guest we encourage you to make yourself at home during your relaxing stay at C-Shasta Bed & Breakfast. We look forward to your arrival & invite you to share in the warmth & ambiance of our charming & cozy home filled with gracious 'Hospitality from the Heart'.

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This page was last updated: 10 September 2008