Find Business Hotels in Historic Powell River Townsite

"Great area to stay in the downtown and right there at the boat terminal. Had the best room with a view of the water and sunset. Service was great. Stairs not so great lugging up suitcases. Only downfall. "

"The hotel was lovely and the breakfast was amazing! Only stayed one night but would definitely recommend. "

"Ample parking. Shopping near by."

"We liked the cleanliness, old antiqes and lay out. Very nice employees. I think the staff is pleasant and helpful. I think when people are booking they should ask if there is any elderly in there party because the rooms have many stairs to climb and no elevator. This is fair because I had a hard time getting to our room and my granddaughter had to make three trips with our belongings. Thats my only oncern for others. Otherwise it is an excellent place."

"The town of Lund is very small with few shops and restaurant options. If you’re looking for a quiet, peaceful retreat with great views, staying in the Lund Hotel is a nice option. Pollen Sweaters and Nancy’s Bakery are a short walk away. For boaters getting work done at Jack’s Boatyard it’s less than a mile away and a pleasant walk. The hotel is in an older building and the rooms were recently renovated. Ours was spacious, nice bathroom and comfy bed and linens. Laurel is an amazing host who never stops making your stay a special and comfortable experience. We enjoyed the onsite pub which served great food and drinks. Being located in the harbor also makes for interesting “entertainment” and amazing sunsets. We plan on making the Lund Hotel an annual fall destination. "

"Great views. Friendly staff. Great amenities. Only one restaurant available for dining below hotel and they were hosting an event inside when we arrived. No signs anywhere about an event. We were turn away as it was busy so we asked to sit outside since it was empty just to enjoy the view but they decline too. We said we wouldn’t need a menu or drinks or need any service. Just sitting outside the patio - still declined."