Victoria
$109 & up – Victoria: harbourfront hotel w/breakfast & parking
Huntingdon Manor Hotel
About the Hotel
Amanda Ieraci
Deal Expert
Why We Love This Deal
The harbourfront Huntingdon Manor is inspired by early 20th-century hotels, bringing together historical charm with modern amenities, surrounded by rose and topiary gardens, ponds and cobblestone pathways.
Our deal saves up to 35% on overnight getaways for two, with breakfast and parking included, into next spring.
"Victoria is a can’t-miss destination when exploring Vancouver Island" — Travel + Leisure
What's Included
- $109 per night ... Nov. 1 - Dec. 15; Jan. 1 - March 31
- $119 per night ... most dates from Oct. 2-31
- $179 per night ... most dates from Sept. 17-29
- All stays include:
- Accommodations in a Norfolk (two doubles) or Newcastle (two queens) room; complimentary upgrade to a Buckingham room (one king) on request and based on availability
- Daily breakfast for two people and parking for one vehicle ($12 plus tax value)
- A welcome cookie at check-in
- A two-night minimum stay is required in September and on Friday-Saturday arrivals October-March
What You Need to Know
- Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made by 3 p.m., 24 hours prior to arrival
- Please check provincial and local advisories before making travel arrangements
- Price based on up to two guests sharing a room; children 15 and under stay free of charge when using existing bedding
- $25 plus tax per night for older children and adults; please contact the hotel to add third and fourth guests to your reservation
- No resort fee
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pet-friendly; additional fees apply
- For more details, see "Policies" and "Amenities" sections
Why We Love This Hotel
- The location is ideal —it's slightly tucked away from the busy harbour, yet only a five-minute walk from Victoria's main hub; the Victoria Clipper, which journeys between Seattle and Vancouver, docks opposite the hotel
- The main hotel building is modern with recently renovated rooms, complimented by a heritage mansion (The Pendray Inn and Teahouse) in the courtyard which serves afternoon tea
- Victoria, B.C.'s capital, is home to 125-year-old heritage buildings, art galleries, museums, boutique shops, public parks and a vibrant dining scene, making this an ideal destination for a short getaway
Up to 35% off
$109 / night
About the Hotel
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Rates may vary by date, are subject to availability and are not guaranteed until your purchase is complete.
The room rates listed are for double occupancy per room unless otherwise stated and exclude tax recovery charges and service fees.
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*Unless otherwise stated, Travelzoo-exclusive extras are valid once per stay (based on two adults sharing). Value is an estimate based on double occupancy. Extras are only included with Member Rates and may not be available on all dates. Extras are non-transferable and have no cash value. Total value may vary depending on time of booking and availability. When included, breakfast may be limited to 2 guests per stay subject to hotel’s discretion. Other restrictions may apply; see our T&Cs for details.
Please note: Some amenities and services may not be available in all rooms or may incur an additional charge. All prices stated have been verified at the time of publication and may vary at the discretion of the hotel.
Enjoyed This
(140 Member Ratings)
(140 Member Ratings)
Enjoyed Most
1 night only anniversary celebration. Rooms adequate, service excellent for the morning breakfast. Parking good.
Duncan and Vi
Nov 26, 2021
Victoria, Canada
Enjoyed Most
They sent us initially to the wrong room so had to lug everything back to the front desk to get that sorted out. The breakfast was not the greatest had to ask for coffee as it wasn’t out…
Other Comments
The rooms were very musty smelling
pam
Jun 18, 2021
Courtenay, Canada
Enjoyed Most
Hotel roof was getting redone. Earplugs on the bedside table are appreciated but should have been told at time of booking. Paper thin walls, could hear people above & every time neighbours used their toilet or shower it woke me up it was so loud. Food was fantastic, service was fantastic, but Hotel could use some improvements.
Sarah
Mar 28, 2021
Salt Spring Island, Canada
Enjoyed Most
The hotel experience was excellent ...waking distance to inner harbour and shopping. Free parking a bonus. The free breakfast ...not so good. Both of us disappointed. If I were to rate the food 2.
Liz
Mar 14, 2021
Parksville, Canada
Enjoyed Most
Perfect for what we needed
Other Comments
Short contact with staff was everything one would hope fot
Bruce
Mar 28, 2021
Courtenay, Canada
Enjoyed Most
Friendly staff and greeting. Safety Covid-19 protocols in place. Great location!
Doug
May 22, 2021
Comox, Canada
Enjoyed Most
very good location by the inner harbour, staff was excellent. the hotel did not seem to be very busy which during the current travel conditions made the hotel quiet and relaxing. breakfast at the pendray manor next door was average but the setting is terrific, overpriced for food service and expect to pay predetermined service charges, of about 15 percent
Other Comments
staff were both helpful and very pleasant. underground secured parking is available. rooms are a bit dated but comfortable
charles
Nov 14, 2020
Qualicum Beach, Canada
Enjoyed Most
Gulf Islanders enjoying a weekend in Victoria.
Other Comments
Enjoyed the large room, location, breakfast and pleasant staff.
Lori
Nov 09, 2020
Vancouver, Canada
Enjoyed Most
Lovely, very well kept, older hotel in an excellent location in a most beautiful, walkable city.
Florence
Nov 16, 2020
Nanaimo, Canada
Enjoyed Most
You need to be able to manage your luggage up a couple of small flights of stairs as there is not an elevator access to the first floor.
John
Nov 14, 2020
Armstrong, Canada