~  3 Accommodations  ~
Private  |  Oceanview  |  Luxury

Ocean Spray (#1)

Ocean Spray is the largest of the three units, a beautiful architecturally designed expansive space with a high fir-beamed cathedral ceiling, bamboo hardwood flooring, large windows bathing the room in natural light, a gas fireplace, and two outdoor decks/gardens, front and back.
​The front yard has an ocean view from the covered breezeway/deck with sky-chair; a sliding patio door opens onto the back garden deck and the personal Japanese "Ofuro" Cedar Soaker/Hot Tub and Cold Plunge Tub.

Sunrise (#2)

This unit is newly renovated, with the entrance through a private garden area; an East facing wall of glass with venetian blinds; and featuring under-floor heating throughout. Watch the sunrise and moonrise over Hornby Island, reflecting on the calm water of the Lambert Channel, providing an ever-changing light show, day and night! ​
The glass door opens onto your own private patio, garden and deck with hammock, table, chairs and a personal Japanese "Ofuro" Cedar Hot Tub and Cold Plunge Tub.

Eagle View (#3)

"Eagle View" is an architectural gem. Through the inspired use of floor space, this compact first-floor ensuite unit combines usability and intimacy, comfort with character. Featuring sloping ceilings with 4 large skylights, East facing triangular windows and a double glass door onto the balcony; natural light floods in from all 4 directions. Opposite the gas fireplace is the bathroom, the reason many people book this unit, described by a recent guest as "...one of the most majestic bathtubs in the entire province. The skylights are fantastic". Then enjoy your morning coffee, or a BBQ, on the balcony overlooking your private garden.

The unit can be entered either from the shared kitchen, or from the garden, where there's a seating area, hammock, personal Japanese "Ofuro" Cedar Hot Tub, Cold Plunge Tub, fire pit and sun-lounging deck. From the bedroom window, sunrise and moonrise over Hornby Island, reflecting on the calm water of the Lambert Channel, provide a constant light show, and if you get really lucky you might spot a passing pod of orcas or even humpbacks!