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Guest suite in Victoria
The Suite Tiny Home
This unique designer built “small home” is all for your use. The Suite Tiny Home has its own entry gate built in Japanese style without metal fasteners apart from those fixing it to the ground. The paved entry leads to your side door, which is where the entry code lock is situated. You will enter and leave by the side door, but the two French doors are also for your use while enjoying your private patio. Please use the Ring doorbell to receive the entry code. The bathroom is Japanese influenced with a full body shower unit, elongated toilet with bidet, make-up mirror with stool, and vaulted ceiling. The bathroom is a wet room, so please feel free to use the sanitized slippers provided at the front door. The small-space kitchen is loaded with the utensils and appliance you will need to enjoy your stay. The induction hob is in the drawer under the counter on which it will be used. Other appliances can be plugged in for use and then put away for that no-clutter look. Please feel free to use the Apple TV and remote in conjunction with the television and its remote to access your web based media. Please take care with the remotes, and leave them on the credenza next to the television as you leave. You will be charged for loss or damage to the Apple TV, remotes, and other equipment and media. If you are not into web based media, please feel free to use the DVD player and classic DVDs provided for you use. We hope you will like the open staircase leading to the loft bedroom with its king sized bed and full-sized washer and dryer. Please feel free to use the laundry facilities; however, we will replace your used towels on a daily basis. Please leave towels you wish us to launder on the floor in the bathroom. The blinds on the windows in the living room and in the bedroom are operated manually. The blind above the stairs might be difficult for you to reach. Please let us know and we will operate it for you. Please make sure that the blinds on the entry door and on the French doors are fully raised before opening the doors. As the doors open outwards, wind could damage the blinds. Please let us know if there’s anything we can do to make your stay better or more comfortable and enjoyable. We would appreciate your giving feedback to us directly so that we can remedy anything while you are staying in The Suite Tiny Home. You have free use of The Suite, its private entry, and private patio. We would like to give you space to enjoy your vacation in The Suite. We are available if you have any questions or need any help during your stay. Please use email, text or phone. We would love to hear from you if there’s anything we can do to make your stay at The Suite more enjoyable. Within a few minutes’ walk, it's possible to visit beautiful parks, shop at the supermarket, and take in restaurants, cafes, and brew pubs. An inexpensive day pass to the Esquimalt Recreation Centre gives access to the pool, gym, and drop-in classes. There’s lots of free street parking near The Suite. Parking is very easy in Victoria with one hour free parking in most of the parkades, free street parking, and pay street parking. Also, there is additional free street parking on weekends and holidays. Taxis are easily available, and while in Victoria, you must try the harbour ferries. These are great for short hops around town, or you can take a tour of the gorge or around the inner harbour. Cycling is great with easy access to the Galloping Goose Trail and its connection with the Lockside Trail. You can cycle on these trails all the way to Sooke in one direction and right up to Sidney in the other direction. The bus service is easily accessible and is extremely convenient. You might want to try a flight on one of the float planes, or take a trip on one of the ferries to Seattle or Port Angeles in the USA. The Suite Tiny Home is ideally located less than five minutes walk from the supermarket and a variety of other stores, restaurants and cafés. If, like us, you enjoy walking, you will really like the West Bay Walkway which leads all the way to the inner Harbour in Victoria. The complete walk takes us about 45 minutes. However the bus service is very convenient with stops less than five minutes away from The Suite. Also, it’s great fun to walk into town and take the harbour ferry back to the West Bay Marina. From there it’s only a short walk back to The Suite.
Aug. 10 – 17
$185 CAD per night
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 327 reviews
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Earth homes in Mayne Island
Cob Cottage
Channel the pursuit of pause in this one-of-a-kind earth house. The cozy retreat was hand-sculpted using local and sustainable natural materials, and features a central living space with cantilevered slab stairs leading to the loft bedroom. Guests have access to the entire cottage and surrounding property. We live in the neighbouring house, and are happy to give advice or answer questions to help you make the most of your stay. The neighborhood is quite rural and mostly agricultural with several farms and a small private vineyard. The home is a 10 minute walk from the beach and a 20 minute walk from a family grocery and deli specializing in local organic produce. Mayne Island has a small community bus. Times and routes are limited, particularly in the winter. It will stop at the driveway. We also have an official hitch hiking system with signed Car Stops where you can wait for a ride. Usually you don't have to wait long. We are happy to offer pickup and drop off at the ferry dock as a courtesy to encourage car-free travellers, on days when the community bus is not running. Please let us know ahead of time that you'll be coming without your own transportation, and we will make sure that either we or the community bus (which will drop you off at our driveway) are there to meet you when your ferry arrives. The BC Ferries terminals near Victoria and Vancouver are easily reachable via public transit from their respective airports and downtowns.
Jan. 26 – 31
$274 CAD per night
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 801 reviews
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Guest suite in Victoria
Sunny suite west of downtown
Centrally located in Victoria West, this is the perfect place to hang your hat while you explore vibrant Victoria with its trendy shops, picturesque harbour and many nearby parks, trails and beaches. We're a young family. Our house is quiet at night (7pm-7am) and active in the day. The noise transfer is similar to an apartment building. Our location is residential. Downtown is 7 minutes by car/bus or a 45 min walk We have a kitchenette, not a full kitchen, suitable for light cooking only.
Mar. 23 – 28
$127 CAD per night
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 231 reviews

Popular amenities for Victoria vacation rentals

Stay near Victoria's top sights

Fisherman's Wharf Park255 locals recommend
Beacon Hill Park503 locals recommend
Royal BC Museum534 locals recommend
Downtown Victoria8 locals recommend
Legislative Assembly of British Columbia218 locals recommend
Craigdarroch Castle234 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Victoria

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Sep. 26 – Oct. 3
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Condo in Victoria
The Common Room⚡️
Sep. 24 – Oct. 1
$241 CAD per night
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 574 reviews
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Home in Victoria
Sunrise Oaks: Private Modern Cottage
Jul. 15 – 22
$384 CAD per night
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews
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Condo in Victoria
Bright modern condo, steps to harbour w/ parking
Dec. 15 – 22
$201 CAD per night
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews
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Guest suite in Victoria
Private Suite in a traditional Victoria Home
Aug. 8 – 15
$135 CAD per night
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews
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Cottage in Victoria
Cosy Woodland Cottage on Waterfront Property
Apr. 6 – 13
$152 CAD per night
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews
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Cabin in Sooke
East Sooke Tree House
Sep. 2 – 9
$518 CAD per night
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews
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Cabin in North Saanich
Enchanted Cabin cozy retreat, beach ferry airport
Apr. 21 – 28
$192 CAD per night
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews
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Cottage in Victoria
CHARMING COTTAGE, Private Getaway, Water Views!
Nov. 27 – Dec. 4
$182 CAD per night
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 674 reviews
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Home in Victoria
Steps from the Beach! Bright & Modern Suite
Sep. 5 – 12
$219 CAD per night
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews
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Condo in Victoria
Top-Floor Chinatown Shoebox with Free Parking
Apr. 7 – 14
$181 CAD per night
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 388 reviews
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Guest suite in Victoria
Ocean view suite close to Royal Road's University
Mar. 27 – Apr. 3
$145 CAD per night
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Victoria

Total rentals

1.7K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

880 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

150 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

360 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

610 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

122K reviews

Your guide to Victoria

Victoria, British Columbia

Victoria lives up to its nickname as Canada’s City of Gardens: Green spaces and manicured parks thrive in the seaside capital of British Columbia, where the nation’s mildest weather makes outdoor excursions popular year-round. Hikers, cyclists, and runners find a lot to love in the little city center as well as the surrounding wild areas of Vancouver Island, known for temperate rainforest and driftwood-strewn beaches. Victoria balances its rugged side with a stately downtown famous for a blend of cultures and visible British influences — think double-decker buses, pubs serving fish and chips, and plenty of buildings that mimic castles.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Victoria

In late spring and summer, Victoria experiences a Mediterranean climate, making these typically dry and sunny months the peak times to stay in one of the area’s vacation rentals. Spring temperatures reach average highs of 50 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The breezy coastal weather keeps the temperatures cool from June to September, with highs in the upper 60s and the occasional warm spell climbing into the low 80s. Pack layers in the warmer months, as the evening air often gets chilly.

Rainfall increases through the fall as temperatures drop to the 40s and 50s Fahrenheit. The average high in January is 47 degrees, meaning winter is quite drizzly but somewhat mild. Take a cue from the locals and bring waterproof jackets, fleece shirts, and warm shoes. An umbrella is also a wise idea in the unpredictable cooler months.


Top things to do in Victoria

Inner Harbour

The Inner Harbour area is the primary district for sightseeing in Victoria. Here you find many of the capital’s most-photographed landmarks including the impressive neo-baroque British Columbia Parliament Buildings. The acclaimed Royal British Columbia Museum is notable for its exhibits on First Nations culture as well as the native plant gardens on its grounds.

Beacon Hill Park

For a breath of salty ocean air, head to this waterfront park, which sprawls out over 200 acres in downtown Victoria. Explore the landscaped gardens with fountains and ponds, hiking trails, and pebble beaches.

Butchart Gardens

Opened in 1904, this 55-acre cluster of world-renowned gardens — ranging from Japanese to Italian styles — welcomes more than one million visitors annually. The 15-mile trip from Victoria’s Inner Harbour rewards you with nearly one thousand varieties of flowers, with the countless summer blossoms and evening concerts drawing the largest crowds.

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