 Welcome
to the Driftwood Guest House in the heart of Comox
on Vancouver Island, BC. The newly built, self
contained suite was completed in July 2005.
We are located on a quiet street and within walking distance
to downtown Comox. The suite will accommodate up to
5 persons.
Spend your vacation in the heart of wonderful Comox by the sea. Our
private, spacious and quality accommodations will more
than meet your expectations. We are ideal for families
who need a home base to relax, vacation together, and
enjoy the wonders of the Comox Valley. It can be your home away from
home. We are also perfect for your special quests,
house hunters and locums.
World-class Mount Washington Ski Resort, Crown
Isle Golf Course, and miles of sandy beaches
are just a short drive away. Enjoy watching the bald eagles
year round and the giant trumpeter swans in winter.
Wildlife abounds in the Comox Valley. In our mild winters, you can
ski Mt. Washington in the morning and golf
or kayak in the afternoon.
 Features
This beautifully-decorated, self-contained
ground floor suite includes:
- Private entrance
- 2 bedrooms - one queen - two singles
- Complete kitchen - fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave etc. Fully
equipped.
- Washer/dryer available for guest use
- Covered patio
- Large shower
- Heated bathroom floor
- Gas fireplace
- Individual heat controls in each room
- High speed internet - cable or wireless
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Photos
Click on any photograph to view the album, or click here.
Rates
Suite $95 - $120 based on double occupancy.
$20 additional per person
Our suite will accommodate up to 5 people
2 night minimum stay. Weekly, monthly and extended rates are available
Reservations recommended
* Bookings must be accompanied by a deposit
No Pets/Smoking outdoors only
 Cancellation
Policy
* Cancellations must be received by mail, email or telephone.
* Where written notification is received greater than 14 days prior to the confirmed arrival date, you will be charged a $50 service charge;
* Where written notification is received less than 14 days prior to your arrival date , you will be charged for one night;
* Where written notification is received less than 48 hrs prior to arrival, your deposit is non-refundable.
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Comox Valley Activities
Opportunity abounds for outdoor activities during summer and winter,
including walking, hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horseback riding,
boating, kayaking, fishing, swimming, diving, golf, wildlife viewing,
fossil hunting, photography, whale watching, birdwatching, skiing, snowboarding
and snowshoeing.
Indoor activities include visiting local galleries,
museums and restaurants, as well as
top-notch local theatre and night life.
 During
the summer, huge craft and cultural events such as MusicFest
and the Filberg Festival are held in the Comox Valley
area every weekend. Don't miss the local Farmer's Market
every Saturday morning in nearby Courtenay, where you
can purchase baked goods, preserves, organic produce, and unique crafts
and gifts.
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Quick Links to Comox Valley Information
Vancouver
Island MusicFest Three days of solid music! People come from all
over Canada to attend this annual event, which has been held in the
Comox Valley for many years.
The
Filberg Festival Find one-of-a-kind art, sculpture, paintings,
crafts and gift items at this very popular midsummer event in Comox.
Tourism
Comox Valley
Joachim
Ruhstein Wildlife Images - Mr. Ruhstein has retired in the Comox
Valley and shares hundreds of photographs of wildlife, including our
Black Bear, Grizzly, local Eagles, Great Blue Herons and Trumpeter Swans,
Killer Whales (Orcas) and Sea Lions. He is also an avid sports fisherman
and shares many fishing photos too.
Mount Washington
Alpine Resort From skiing and snowboarding in winter to hiking and
mountainbiking in summer, Mount Washington has a lot to offer. Skiers
take note: Mount Washington Alpine Resort currently has the
deepest snow pack in Canada and is now ranked in the
top five deepest snow packs of ski resorts worldwide!
During the 1998-99 season, Mount Washington received 18.5 metres of
snow in one winter. The Winter 05/06 accumulated snowfall is at approximately
8 metres, with several weeks of spring skiing still to go. In winter,
meet the Ski Bus and let them do the driving. For the snow report,
telephone: Comox Valley 338.1515, or from out of town, call Toll free
(888) 833.1515. In summer, spend the day hiking through
the boardwalks and nature trails of Paradise Meadows and enjoy a nice
lunch in the restaurant on the mountain.
 Cumberland
Museum - Explore the rich history and learn about the heritage of
this formerly booming mining town. Cumberland, nestled in the mountains,
is also the gateway to Comox Lake, where swimming and
waterskiing are popular activities in summer.
Courtenay Museum
- Enjoy one of their fossil tours by learning about
the local fossil discoveries and then receive a guided tour
and demonstration to find your own fossils on the banks of the Puntledge
River.
Comox Valleylinks
- A wealth of online local information.
BC Ferries Ferry
schedule for Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands
and the Sunshine Coast. Online Reservations
are available.
 Contact
Us
Your hosts: Geoff and Glenny
Cel phone: 250-702-5300
For inquiries: info@driftwoodbb.com
We are members of Tourism Comox Valley and The Chamber of Commerce.
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