HOTELS Black Rock Oceanfront Resort - Wilderness Retreat On Vancouver Island

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort - Wilderness Retreat On Vancouver Island

Location:

Ucluelet Canada North America
Nature

A trip to the ocean side on Vancouver Island takes you to unexpected places. Black Rock Oceanfront Resort allows you to stand between the rocky coast and the Pacific Ocean waves — an eccentric destination with a remarkable panorama.

Unexplored shores and dense rainforests surround black Rock Oceanfront. Amid pristine nature, this destination is for those who want to escape reality and relax at the edge of the world.

Nature lovers and adventure seekers rejoice! Here you can go kayaking and surf along the rugged coastline of the Ucluelet Peninsula or zipline through the largest remaining intact temperate rainforest in the world.

There are some less adrenaline-pumping activities, like bike tours, bird watching, fishing, and visiting the famous beaches of Ucluelet.

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Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Aerial

The hotel is just some minutes away from the lively action of Vancouver Island. However, with no nearby buildings, you can have a private experience with unique views of the coast and forest.

The Pacific Rim National Park is a short distance from the hotel, where you can explore its unique fauna and flora.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort

The hotel's unintrusive design is meant to respect the landscape, and its rooms come with eco-friendly amenities.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Currents Restaurant

The Restaurant

The 90-seat Currents Restaurant offers all-day food and a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean and the rocky headlands. Seafood and majestic sunsets are the restaurant's specialties.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Dining

The Big Beach Lounge has plenty of classic cocktails, wine, and beer, but its key feature is the large glass wall overlooking the ocean.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Restaurant Ocean View
Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Restaurant Terrace

You can sit on the outdoor patio for breakfast during the summer and enjoy the fresh ocean air.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Room

Black Rock has 133 rooms: studios, one-bedroom suites, signature suites, and even private cabins adjacent to the main building.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Forest View Room

The rooms are all designed to reflect the natural surrounding of the hotel, using naturally sourced wood and stone materials. Ocean-to-floor windows offer ocean views, and there are SPA-inspired bathrooms.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Room Ocean Panorama

The trail suites, some of the separate cabins, fit up to 8 people and have equipped kitchens and quick access to the beach. It is popular among families with kids and large groups of friends.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Drift Spa

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Spa

The hotel spa works with seaweed products from Vancouver Islands, packed with vitamins and minerals.

You can indulge in massages and skin care treatments, all while watching the pacific ocean from the spa's windows.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Ocean View Terraces

You can sunbathe on this spectacular patio during the summer months with a cocktail in hand.

Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Terrace
Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Hot Tub

The outdoor jacuzzi is Black Rock Resort's biggest hit. It's perched at the edge of the terrace overlooking the ocean's wild waves, and it's hot and open all year long.

Vancouver Island Whale Spotting

With some luck, you can spot some whales in the distance or take a boat to see them up close.


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596 Marine Dr, Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0, Canada


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