The Lodge Suites are beautifully perched on The Cabins At Terrace Beach property, and are a real West Coast hidden gem. The suites are wonderfully appointed with modern, yet West Coast furnishings; including king-size beds, soothing greys and plush white linens reflecting the coastal sky, while spicy reds, natural fir and cheeky animal hides punctuate the space with warm Canadian Hospitality. 

Curl up in front of the stone fireplace with a book or simply gaze out the floor-to-ceiling windows at old growth forest and tides of Terrace Beach. The Lodge Suites invite one to stay in bed all weekend long! 

Located in Ucluelet at Terrace Beach right at the start of Vancouver Island's #1 Wild Pacific Trail and Amphitrite Point Lighthouse. The property is just 20 minutes away from Pacific Rim National park, world famous Long Beach, and Tofino.

Remote and rugged, where old-growth forest meets the Pacific Ocean, the off-the-beaten path town of Ucluelet is one of British Columbia's ten most beautiful towns, according to Culture Trip. Ucluelet has been attracting travelers for years, drawing them to it's breathtaking spot on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Thought it's just minutes from Pacific Rim National Park (a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve) and Long Beach, Ucluelet has seen an uptick in stylish boutique hotels and seasonal farm-to-fork restaurants in recent years, giving more than just outdoor enthusiasts a good reason to make the few hours' drive from Victoria or Vancouver areas.

"This was the perfect location to slow-down and recharge our batteries. We loved the location that is close to some spectacular scenery and you can't help but feel relaxed here. "

- laser2000 (tripadvisor review)

"We stayed in the lodge suites and found check in to be easy and friendly. If you plan to arrive late they will leave a key in an envelope outside the door for you. The room was very spacious. . .There was a fireplace and I think a big screen TV but we never turned it on. The view was of the trees and the ocean. . . We had easy access to the Wild Pacific Trail and were about a 5 minute drive to downtown Ukee - we could have walked but were spent from all the time on the trails."

- Joanne B. (tripadvisor review)