Guests often praise
- Quiet and scenic beach access ideal for relaxation and nature walks
- Ample free parking available on site
- Kid-friendly environment appreciated by families
- Helpful and courteous staff ensuring a pleasant stay
Experience beach access and free parking at The Savary Island Resort in BC. Rated 4.8 from 66 reviews, close to Desolation Sound and Copeland Islands.
Guests highlight the resort’s peaceful beachfront location and family-friendly atmosphere while noting limited on-site amenities and transport options.
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The Savary Island Resort is a 4.8-rated property situated on Savary Island, BC, offering beach access and free parking in a smoke-free and kid-friendly environment. This resort hotel focuses on providing essential comforts such as Wi-Fi, though it does not offer on-site dining, breakfast, a pool, or fitness facilities.
Set in a natural and somewhat remote location, the resort appeals to visitors interested in sightseeing and recreational activities. Nearby attractions include Desolation Sound, known for its marine park and boating opportunities, as well as the tranquil Savary Island itself, famous for white sand beaches and warm waters. The Copeland Islands Marine Provincial Park is also close by, adding options for outdoor exploration.
Check-in begins at 14:00, and the accommodation suits travelers who prioritize access to nature and outdoor activities over extensive hotel amenities. The property's 66 reviews highlight a generally positive experience, with an overall rating reflecting guest satisfaction despite some mixed feelings about convenience and facilities for getting around the area.
Guests arriving via nearby airports such as Comox Valley, Powell River, or Campbell River will find the resort a practical base for exploring the region’s unspoiled environment, while nearby lodging options like Magical Dome offer alternative stays within a reasonable distance.
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