Victoria: accomodations with 3 beds?

[travel dog]

We are three adults (50ish) who will be spending 3 nights in Victoria in August, following our cruise on Norwegian Sun and are trying to find a hotel with a room or suite having 3 separate beds.

 

We will have a rental car so can be flexible. Any help greatly appreciated. (One that does have 3 beds is the Crystal Court Motel on Belleville. Does anyone know about this place?)

 

Thank you!

[cruiseryyc]

The Crystal Court on Belleville is an older motel, that is very centrally located on the inner harbour. I can't comment on the rooms as I haven't stayed there.

[pg.]

Most hotels in Victoria standard room seems to be two doubles or two queen size beds. For a third bed most hotels provide a rollaway bed. Just ask.

The hotel you mention, will be clean, but older, but the location is very central, you wouldn't really need a car , maybe just for one day to go to Butchard Gardens.

What is your budget?

[pg.]

Most hotels in Victoria standard room seems to be two doubles or two queen size beds. For a third bed most hotels provide a rollaway bed. Just ask.

The hotel you mention, will be clean, but older, but the location is very central, you wouldn't really need a car , maybe just for one day to go to Butchard Gardens.

What is your budget?

[FortyNinerLiz]

We are three adults (50ish) who will be spending 3 nights in Victoria in August, following our cruise on Norwegian Sun and are trying to find a hotel with a room or suite having 3 separate beds.

 

We will have a rental car so can be flexible. Any help greatly appreciated. (One that does have 3 beds is the Crystal Court Motel on Belleville. Does anyone know about this place?)

 

Thank you!

Try the Helms Inn, a block away from the inner harbour. They have a website. Nice accomodations and many have small kitchens.

[Luckysll]

You may also want to try the Executive House. Here's a link:

 

http://www.executivehouse.com/home.html

[Nilla]

A friend stayed at the Crystal Court years ago I remember visiting her the room was dark, dingy, and small. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It is a place I thought would have been demolished years ago. The other thing you cudl check, is lots of hotels have suites were you coudl get a one or two bedroom suite. You may be able to get two beds, and a pull out couch. GOod Luck!

[travel dog]

Thank you all so very much -- esp the 1st-hand information on Crystal Court. I had wondered why, in this age of the internet, there were absolute NO pictures of the building or rooms. The thought of saving $100 a night ($130 v $230 in early August) was tempting ... but not that tempting. Right now it's between the Royal Scot (which definitely has 3-bed accomodations) and Executive House (double-checking on that).

 

You help is very much appreciated!