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Communal facilities include a lounge with wood-burning fireplace, a modern kitchen, and
plentyofspacetostorebikesandsurfboards.Roomconfigurationsincludedormbeds,one
double bed, en suites with water views, and modern cottages.
Terrace Beach Resort
(1002 Peninsula Rd., 250/726-2901 or 866/726-2901,
www.terracebeachresort.ca
,
$99-349 s or d) was the first Tofino-style accommodations in
Ucluelet. The weathered “eco-industrial” exterior is a little deceiving, as the guest rooms
featureWestCoastcontemporarystylingthroughoutlivableunitsthatrangefromone-bed-
room motel rooms to multistory oceanfront cabins, linked by elevated boardwalks and all
enclosedinanold-growthforest.Don'tbesurprisedtoseeactorJasonPriestleywandering
through the forest—he and his family own the lodge.
The Canadian Princess Resort is a floating lodge.
At unique
Canadian Princess Resort
(1943 Peninsula Rd., 250/598-3366 or 800/
663-7090,
www.obmg.com
, $90-299 s or d), you can spend the night aboard the 75-meter
(240-foot) steamship
Canadian Princess,
which is permanently anchored in Ucluelet Har-
bour. The least expensive rooms aboard this historical gem are small and share bathroom
facilities, but they're still a decent value. The resort also offers modern, more expensive
