We were warmly welcomed by a nice young man, we got an early check-in and the room was ready at arrival. We were kindly escorted by this nice woman who cleans the rooms. The room was nice, bright and clean. It is dated but well maintained. We got two large windows with lots of fresh air. Check-out was also a breeze.

The traffic is heavy on this part and starts early morning. That is not on the hotel's control. We slept well and didn't hear much during the night. With windows closed, you don't hear any from the street.

Quaint and beautiful. Has a nice vibe about it. I had a room with my own bathroom is was very beautiful. I love the lighting in the room. Nice view. Friendly staff. I that it came with a fire place it made my room warm and cozy. I love that the restaurant is conveniently located downstairs. You can’t hear anything from downstairs in your room.

There pillows are way too soft. They have a lot of colonial pictures about the surrounding area and not the actual indigenous people. They should also at the front acknowledge the land that work and that the Inn is on.

I stayed for about a week in August. The room, while modest, had all the necessary amenities and felt very clean. In addition to rooms with private bathrooms and showers, there are rooms that share these facilities. For those rooms, it's really appreciated that they come equipped with a sink and hairdryer. The shared bathrooms are always kept immaculate. Even though there's no kettle in the room, there's a communal area where you can serve yourself coffee, which makes for a comfortable stay. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the city, making it easy to shop, visit the Saturday market, or use the seaplane and bus services. There's also a light trail nearby, and it's close to the marina, offering a great location for walks. The staff at the restaurant were friendly, and my stay at this hotel was very pleasant. I really like this hotel.

This time, I stayed for about a week and it wasn't too hot, so I didn't feel the need. However, for longer stays or during hotter periods, I think it would be even more appreciated if the room had a small refrigerator.

The Inn is within walking distance of the Ganges Harbor Airport, and its historic character has been beautifully tended and updated. In June, it was surrounded by gorgeous flowers that make a cameo appearance in the restaurant. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and graciously tended our luggage for several hours after we'd checked out.

Although staff were perfectly accurate in assuring us that there were multiple local alternatives for breakfast (I recommend the Tree House Cafe!), it would have been convenient to have breakfast at the Inn, which was not available at the time we stayed.

Was a wonderful central location, everything was clean and comfortable. The double blinds were greatly appreciated to ensure the window was completely covered.

Nothing I didn’t like, however if you are a lighter sleeper, you may want to ask to be in a room a bit farther away from the shared washrooms, as not everyone has a light touch when opening and closing the doors.

The room was just what we needed in order to explore Salt Spring. While small and a little outdated (thinking of the TV), we still appreciated staying here as we found the value was better than other places available. Even though it was a shared bathroom situation it felt as though we had our own bathroom as they were kept incredibly clean and also it didn't seem like there was too much traffic in them. The location was great as it was right in the town of Ganges and had plenty of food options nearby.

The shared bathroom was the only thing that wasn't ideal, having to leave the room to use the facilities, although we knew this going into it, and as mentioned above they were kept incredibly clean.

A freshly decorated cozy hotel. It was quiet at night even being on a main road. We arrived very late but had good information for using the lock box.

We have enjoyed meals at the restaurant on the main floor in previous years. This time we ate breakfast there & it was very disappointing- overcooked bacon & hash browns & soggy pancakes with an odd flavour.

A very clean hotel in a historic building. The location is downtown Ganges, close to the sea, shops and restaurants. They have a coffee station in the hallway. There is a restaurant on site. They didn't have vegan breakfast options on the menu, but they offered to make us a tofu scramble. It was very good!

The locks in the shared bathrooms were a bit sticky, I almost walked in on someone.

The breakfast was delicious though on our recent visit we discovered that they no longer serve breakfast during the week but have a few breakfast items on the menu...just fine with us! Lunch begins at 11:30 during the week and I believe breakfast is served on the weekend beginning at 9:30...definitely worthwhile!

All good!

The staff was very helpful--dealing with our requests promptly and to our satisfaction and more. The restaurant served us excellent meals-- a supper, the first evening, and a brunch, on the day we left. We loved the " boutique " style decor of the place. The location was central to all we wanted to see, in the town, and region of Saltspring Island.

A serious lack is the restaurant not opening for service until 9:00 AM--in this, a tourist accommodation, for tourists ! This forced us, as like most visitors I'm sure, to look for our breakfasts, elsewhere. This was not too great a hardship, given that other restaurants were within easy walking distance. However, we found this disappointing, when for example, the weather was miserable the first morning we had to leave the inn. looking for breakfast. Also, although central to the sites of Ganges ( it locale), its position on the main street in town left a little to be desired regarding traffic noise overnight.