Prestige Oceanfront Resort, member of WorldHotels Luxury

This is a phenomenal resort for anyone visiting Sooke. The entire resort is well planed and extremely inviting, making it a memorable stay. Highlights for us
1. Rooms were spacious and the layout ensures that many rooms get at least a partial view of the waterfront. I would highly recommend a view room tho - since the view is simply spectacular.
2. Amenities - from the pool to kayak and bikes, the amenities are thoughtfully planned and luxurious.

If we visit Sooke again, I am sure I will choose to stay here again. My only complain would be that the water pressure in the shower could be better.

Can not say enough. From the time we checked in to our check out, everything was perfect. Rooms are excellent and the East Coast Diner, super.

All the staff are 110% committed and compliments to Sasha and Ashlay. Great food and service with a smile.

Not taking away from anyone else who helped us. Will come back for longer indeed.

We got an ocean view room and it was so quiet and well maintained. Gorgeous bathrooms, with a nice separate room for the toilet and even a TV in each bathroom so you can take a bath and watch tv. The only thing I wish they could change is the hot tub which was actually a cold jet tub. But otherwise loved our stay.

They give you a $10 voucher per person if you’re willing to forgo room keeping services, which you can use in their restaurant, bar, or cafe.

I feel like this is the best place you can stay in Sooke. Highly recommend.

EDIT---
The hot tub actually works fine. We went back the following night and it was nice and hot. Was just accidentally shut off the previous night.

Beautiful place right off the water. They have their own dock and boat launch. They are a kid friendly hotel. Rooms were good. We opted out of the daily housekeeping. In turn we got $20 voucher which was pretty cool. We still got fresh towels when we went to the front desk and asked for them. The on-site restaurant was good as well. Food is a west coast menu. They have your fresh seafood and meat options. Unfortunately they didn't have their fire pits ready for the season, but that isn't a damper. There's a rocky beach 5 mins from there and there were lots of make shift pits that are used. The pool was a nice size. Only draw back was the water wasn't as clear as other pools we've been to. Overall experience at this hotel is very good. Would definitely come back next time we are in the area.

When I was planning my weekend trip to Victoria, I spent time looking for a good place to stay. I checked both BnBs and hotels, hoping to find something closer to nature so I could enjoy the beauty of Vancouver Island. I eventually chose this hotel on Booking.com for around $340 plus $40 in taxes.

I was really looking forward to the weekend, expecting to see beautiful views right from my window. Imagine my disappointment when I arrived and saw only a green wall — no water view, no pier, nothing. Just trees and bushes — exactly what I have back home.

I immediately checked Booking.com and noticed that other rooms were available at similar prices, some even with balconies and views. I called the front desk to ask about switching rooms and mentioned the price drop. The response I got was that they couldn’t influence third-party pricing and could only offer an upgrade: $30 more for a partial view room or $100 more for a balcony room. I was so disappointed at that point, I didn’t want to spend another dollar. I declined the offer. Honestly, I was so close to crying, I was waiting for this mini trip for months.

The room itself wasn’t too small, but it felt like it was missing some furniture — like armchairs or a bedside table. It was also very dark, especially in the morning.

Another thing to note: the hotel is about a 40–50 minute drive from Victoria, which makes the price feel even less reasonable.

There was no complimentary water, and the minibar was empty. The windows couldn’t be opened fully to enjoy the garden; only a small top portion opened to let in a bit of fresh air.

On the positive side, there was a microwave hidden in a drawer, and a coffee machine — although it was placed on the bottom shelf, meaning you had to kneel down to use it or lift it onto the counter yourself.

I was traveling with a toddler, and unfortunately, nothing was offered to accommodate my child.

Overall, I was really disappointed with my choice and probably wouldn’t return. The restaurant was okay, and the staff were very friendly — that’s one thing I truly appreciated.