Hotel The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts
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The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts
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About this propertyThis Parksville hotel is on Vancouver Island, on Parksville Beach. The 4-star oceanfront offers easy access to the beach and an oceanfront restaurant. It includes an indoor pool and a full service spa.
The Beach Club Resort features a private balcony and flat-screen TV in every studio and suite. A DVD player, small refrigerator and coffee maker are also provided in each non-smoking accommodation. One-bedroom suites come with a full kitchen.
Guests can use the swimming pool and the hot tub at the Beach Club. A gym and business center are available. The hotel also offers free underground parking.
Pacific Prime Steak and Chop Restaurant & Lounge at The Beach Club offers a beachfront patio next to the Parksville Beach Boardwalk. The restaurant offers ocean and mountain views.Distance in property description is calculated using © OpenStreetMap
Hotel The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts reviews
Planning your ferry trip from Parksville? Stay at The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts; rated ★★★★☆ (8.7/10) and is available from CAD $ 243. The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts is perfectly situated near the ferry routes, and can be reserved directly through Booking.com.
📍 Address The Beach Club Resort — Bellstar Hotels & Resorts
181 Beachside Drive, V9P 2H5, Parksville, Canada
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