We rented one of the cabins and were here over a weekend. The location, right on the beach, was fantastic! It was very private, yet easily accessible. Our 11 year old son was able to go out exploring on the beach as soon as he woke up. My husband and I found many trails for running (or walking). The restaurant... More

This hotel deliveries every it says it does. The wooden, First Nations architecture fits in really well with the cliff top location and the theme runs throughout the lodge. The rooms were big and comfortable, with great views of the sea and Vancouver Island. There is lots of literature available in the hotel about the surrounding location and things to... More

We stayed and dined at this lodge in the fall of 2011 for a romantic getaway. The location is stunning - right on the water. The room was fine with a view of the ocean. The meals were wonderful and our table also had a fine view of the ocean and of the city of Campbell River on Vancouver Island... More

We went to Canada foremost to see the Grizzly Bears in the wild. The travel agent had advised the Tsa- Kwa- Luten lodge as a base. We stayed for 3 nights in september ’11, The reception hall is very impressive in lodge/ native way. And the ladies at the reception are friendly. Our room was a good size and no... More

Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge is on Quadra Island, off the coast of Vancouver Island. Every room has a water view. The cuisine is excellent - plenty of fresh sea food as well as regular food. Rooms were sparkling clean. There is a wonderful feeling of place: the Lodge is set on the water edge with forest around. From the dining room, one... More

This was our first stop on Vancouver Island, and waiting for the last short ferry to the smaller island Quadra we were really looking forward to this stay, away from the ordinary motels. But although the location by the beach was stunningly beautiful the hotel was a major disappointment. Dark and really ugly room, uncomfortable bed and a murky bathroom,... More

The First Nations theme is the attraction the the location is the draw. The Tsakwaluten Lodge is set on a hill above the water near an ancient Native village. It is quiet and has inviting walks on the beach and woods. We choose this on the recommendation of a local boat tour guide from a previous trip when we stay... More

We've been coming here for years for a break that takes us away from TV, computers etc. Sometimes we just laze about reading books. Other times we've cycled, canoed , swum at Rebecca Spit and visited the many artists on the island. The beds are comfortable and the rooms are clean but could do with some updating. The food is... More

We have visited many times staying in both the cottages and the lodge and have never been disappointed. The special rate which includes food vouchers for the restaurant when you stay in the lodge is the best value anywhere. We will be back!! More