The Union Club of British Columbia

The motel was simple, but it was just right for our two-night stay. I am very grateful to the host for his friendliness and for providing us with a room that had a kitchen. Since we were traveling with a child, it was extremely convenient to be able to cook and eat comfortably. This made our stay much easier and was truly appreciated. And of course, for the price we paid, it was definitely a good option.

I had read some reviews suggesting that the people at the inn looked intimidating or unusual. It's true that the staff have a different style, some with tattoos and a unique look, but they were incredibly kind and helpful throughout our stay. While the inn itself may not appear to be the most modern or fully equipped from the outside, our room was surprisingly well-stocked with amenities more than I've seen in many other places. We even had the option to cook our own meals, which was a big plus. Despite some of the negative reviews I came across, this inn would be my first choice if I travel to Victoria again.

The bedbug infestation was so overwhelming that we were forced to throw away most of our treasured belongings after only a few days of staying. (Photo was taken after we moved to another hotel where,we had to pay an extra rate of $500 per night since it was a last-minute booking)