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A Victorian Bed and Breakfast - Scholefield House |
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| A Victorian Bed and Breakfast |
Welcome to Scholefield House |
| CONTACT INFORMATION |
BOOKING DETAILS |
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RESTRICTIONS: non-smoking; children over 12
CANCELLATION POLICY:
7 days
RATES: Summer: $155 - $249Cdn (approx. $125-$200 US) Off-season discounts
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED:
Mastercard, Travellers Cheques, Visa, Cash
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| CITY DETAILS |
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| REGION: |
Vancouver Island |
| CLOSEST LARGE CITY: |
Victoria |
| CLOSEST AIRPORT: |
Vistoria Harbour |
| ACTIVITIES: |
Everything is only steps away - Whale Watching, Hiking , Fishing, Sailing, Kayaking, |
| TOURIST SITES: |
Royal BC Museum, Empress Hotel, Antique Row, Beacon Hill Park |
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| ACCOMMODATION DETAILS |
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| INN SETTING: |
Downtown Victoria, on a quiet street only a 5 minute stroll to Inner Harbour and all major attractions |
| LANGUAGES: |
English |
| AMENITIES: |
Full 5 course breakfasts |
| GUESTROOMS: |
Each with complete ensuite bath |
| MEAL TYPE: |
Full breakfasts |
| MEAL TIME: |
8 - 9 am |
| MEAL LOCATION: |
Parlour Dining |
| OTHER: |
Fax, internet and e-mail services available |
| REASONS TO VISIT: |
Natural beauty, gardens, ocean, restaurants, romance |
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| DESCRIPTION |
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"In Victoria, it would be difficult to find more comfortable or elegant accommodations than the Scholefield House," writes the New York Times Travel Section.
Centrally located on a quiet downtown street, three blocks from the Empress Hotel, our authentically-restored Victorian B&B is framed by the trees that line the wide boulevards. Guest rooms are furnished in luxurious period decor with romantic jacuzzi tubs for two. The five-course champagne breakfasts are served fireside in the Parlour and edible flowers decorate the abundant servings of eggs Florentine, French toast with Brie, smoked salmon and other entrees. Two favorite spots are the private Library where guests can enjoy a glass of sherry or tea and coffee and outside, an English herb and rose garden. Free wireless Internet access available.
Stroll to the Inner Harbour, restaurants, antique shops, theatre in Victoria’s flower-filled environment sometimes called “more English than England.” |
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