Inn at Laurel Point

The three stars are for the newly refurbished Erickson Wing suites featuring stylish, contemporary furnishings, Asian artwork, balconies overlooking a Japanese garden, shoji-style sliding doors, and luxurious marble bathrooms with deep soaker tubs and glassed-in showers. This art-filled, resort-style hotel occupies a prettily landscaped promontory jutting out into the Inner Harbour, and consists of the original Laurel Wing and the newer Erickson Wing designed by noted Vancouver architect Arthur Erickson in 1989. The overall design reflects the elegant simplicity of Japanese artistic principles and is a refreshing change from the chintz and florals found in so many Victoria hotels. Rooms in the older north wing come with pocket balconies (every room in the hotel has a water view) and nice bathrooms -- but the Erickson Wing is where you want to be.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; indoor pool; gym; concierge; business center; room service; same-day dry cleaning; free Wi-Fi; nonsmoking hotel; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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