DASHWOOD MANOR SEASIDE BED & BREAKFAST, Victoria

Dashwood Manor Seaside Bed & Breakfast - A 1912 Heritage Tudor Manor with Ocean Views and Local Breakfast Service

Built in 1912 by architect Stanley Mitton, Dashwood Manor Seaside Bed & Breakfast occupies a historic Tudor-style building at 1 Cook Street along Victoria's scenic Dallas Road. This Victoria hotel features spacious rooms with hardwood furniture, seating areas, and views of Juan de Fuca Strait and Washington State's Olympic Mountains. The Buckingham Dining Room serves fresh local-ingredient breakfasts, with large windows overlooking the ocean. The Dashwood offers complimentary amenities including newspapers, luggage storage, and a common area with coffee, tea, and microwave access. A lobby fireplace, concierge services, and a picnic area complement the property's heritage features. Guest safety is maintained through carbon monoxide detectors, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and first-aid equipment. Located in the Fairfield district, the property stands 1 mile from the Royal BC Museum and BC Parliament Buildings, with Beacon Hill Park just 1640.4 ft away.

Pros

Historic significance with past visitors including boxer Jack Dempsey

Original architectural elements preserved, including foyer beams extending into Oxford Grand

Multiple water activities available nearby, including kayaking

Individually wrapped welcome packages provided at check-in

Cons

Dining room limited to 6 guests maximum at one time

3 miles from Victoria Inner Harbour