Hotel Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury
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Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury
About this propertyOffering beautiful views of Sooke Harbor and the Olympic Mountains, this waterfront resort features a modern spa and several dining options. Free WiFi and an indoor pool and hot tub are available.
A flat-screen HD TV, iPod docking station and a refrigerator are all featured in rooms at the Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury. Some rooms include a view of the harbor and ocean.
The West Coast Grill serves fresh local food daily. Also available on-site are Vault Sports Lounge and Road to Sooke Cafe.
The Prestige’s Coastal Tides Day Spa provides a variety of massage and beauty treatments. Prestige Athletic Club is available for resort guests ages 19 and older. Guests can enjoy free use of sporting equipment items such as bikes, balls, beach toys and games, board games, and more.
The Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury is less than 0.9 mi from the Dominguez Art Gallery. The Sooke Travel Info Center is 8 minutes away.Distance in property description is calculated using © OpenStreetMap
Hotel Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury reviews
Planning your ferry trip from Sooke? Stay at Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury; rated ★★★★☆ (8.6/10) and is available from CAD $ 331. Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury is perfectly situated near the ferry routes, and can be reserved directly through Booking.com.
📍 Address Prestige Oceanfront Resort, WorldHotels Luxury
6929 West Coast Road, V9Z 0V1, Sooke, Canada
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