I met a friend from Australia in B.C. to travel throughout Vancouver Island. The lovely Greystone Manor was literally, one of the best places we stayed during our two weeks on the island. Mo (Maureen) and Mike, the owners, were both friendly, courteous, accomodating, and went out of their way to make our stay an outstanding one. The room in which we stayed had an extrememly comfortable bed and a private bathroom. The accomodation was roomy and spotless. The grounds of the Greystone Manor reminded me of photos out of Sunset Magazine. The rooms overlook beautiful gardens, which flow down to the waters edge. Benches and reading chairs are placed throughout the garden for visitors to enjoy the view, a quiet conversation or to read. The yard is filled with local birds, hummingbirds and blue herons. We were lucky enough to watch a large blue heron perched upon a branch within the gardens. Mo's homemade breakfast, which included homemade scones, berry jam (berries from the garden), fresh egg dish, coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice started our day off on the right foot.
I would highly recommend the Greystone Manor to all travelors and I look forward to my next visit within the near future.

Our 3 night stay here was very pleasant and calming. The 1 acre gardens and views across to Comox and the mountains are spectacular. The bed was comfortable and the breakfasts home cooked and substantial. Mike and Mo were great hosts and very knowledgeable about the area and beyond. We used their recommendations several times for restaurants and sights and enjoyed talking to Mo after breakfasts.

Greystond Manor is a heritage building, with a wonderful "English Garden" leading down to the sea. The whole aura is one of quiet charm, matched by the warmth of the welcome and the interest and helpfulness of the hosts.

Good rooms, a lovely sitting room with facilities for making drinks, and splendid views down to the sea, as well as a very good breakfast added to our enjoyment.

Highly recommended........not least the wood carving of the host.

A beautiful house set at a halfway point on the main road between Victoria and Port Hardy. This B and B has a beautiful garden and is only a short walk from the water overlooking Comox. Our room which overlooked the back garden was comfortable although the bathroom needed a bit of an update and a spruce up. Compared with other Bed and Breakfasts we stayed in during our 21 day tour of western Canada I would describe this one as no frills but satisfactory all the same. Not the best breakfast but again satisfactory.