Hotel Grand Pacific

Location. The Hotel Grand Pacific faces the Inner Harbour in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Parliament buildings stand adjacent to the hotel while the shops along Government Street are two blocks away.
Hotel Features.The Pacific Restaurant, overlooking the hotel duck pond, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily and specializes in West Coast cuisine. Martinis, and blended and single-malt whiskies earn acclaim at the Pacific Lounge. The Mark dining room is an intimate four-diamond restaurant with an extensive, award winning wine list featuring local, California and imported vintages. Dinner is served daily. The Courtyard Café offers teas, coffees, smoothies and an extensive deli menu. Two complimentary high-speed Internet terminals are available at the café, although guests are requested to purchase a food item. Expansive multi-function space and a business center with fax, photocopying, and printing services accommodate corporate or social events. The Spa at the Grand features bamboo accents and miniature water sculptures. Extensive massage and exfoliation treatments, facials, manicures, hair and nail services and makeup application are offered at this renowned spa. The hotel's health club features an indoor pool and spa tub, a children's wading pool, an aerobics studio, a sauna, a steam room, a squash court and a fitness center.

Guestrooms. This 10-story hotel offers 308 guestrooms with complimentary high-speed Internet access. Spacious accommodations include beds with down duvets and pillow menus. Private balconies offer magnificent harbor, mountain or city views. Finely crafted mahogany furnishings, expansive picture windows and commissioned harbor-scene artworks grace the rooms. Most bathrooms contain dual sinks, Gilchrist & Soames toiletries and polished granite countertops. Select luxury suites boast bedrooms with electric fireplaces, four-poster king beds and bathrooms with heated floors.

Expert Tip. The Hotel Grand Pacific is located two blocks from the Royal B.C. Museum with its IMAX theater and an impressive collection of Native Indian artifacts.