Our ferry from Vancouver Island had a 2,5 hours delay and arrived at 1 PM in Prince Rupert. We were worried about our reservations at Andree's B&B, but it worked out very well. Andree was informed by the ferry services, like every accommodation in town. We arrived and the door was open. There was a note with our room number and she informed us breakfast was ready early in the morning, because she knew we would go on a tour the next morning. It was very well arranged. After a long day we could finally enjoy a good night sleep!

We have staid 2 nights in the "Honeysuckle room". The room was nice and had a private bathroom next to it. We could use the living room and the nice, sunny terrace as well. The B&B is on walking distance of the centre, the nice restaurants (the Crest is really recommendable!) and the harbour, where day tours leave. Breakfast was delicious. One day home made blueberry pancakes and one day a fresh farmer’s omelette.

Andree is a very nice and interested host who makes you feel at home!

Tip: Andree advised us "Prince Rupert Adventure Tours" for our Grizzly bear-viewing tour. The highlight of our trip! Fantastic!

Four of us stayed for two nights and really enjoyed the experience, made very welcome by Andree and Dave, not to mention the cat. The house would not appeal if you like standardised soul-less lodgings but we found nothing at all to quibble about, enjoying the views and building itself.

All of us would happily stay again, including 19 year-old and the 21 year-old sons.

On our first trip to Canada touring around for 3 weeks staying at both b&b's and hotels this was our worst experience.
We arrived from the 'Skeena' train approx. 10pm to find a message left on the porch window telling us our room number and asking us to phone her as she was out. On contacting her she said that she would be home in 20 minutes and requested that we didn't go to bed so that we could pay for our 1 night's accommodation as we were departing early for the ferry the following morning. She also said that as we were leaving early we would not want breakfast, we could get this on the ferry.
On proceeding to our room we noticed how shabby everywhere was. There was no lock on the bedroom door, the bath had been re-painted and was peeling and we couldn't sleep because we were so cold as there was only one blanket and thin cover. Also not only did we not have any food but no drink either, nothing was offered and there was nothing in our room, (we didn't realise this until late at night). Thankfully we had bought a bottle of water with us to take medication.
We had a wonderful holiday staying in excellent b&b's and hotels where we were made so welcome with drinks available, lovely breakfasts and even food when we arrived in most cases. Luckily this experience was the only bad experience we had.
We would not recommend this b&b.
Robert043