4-star Indigenous cultural hotel in Port Hardy

Cultural Experience

Kwa'Lilas Hotel offers a deep connection to the local Indigenous culture through art and history. Throughout the hotel, expressions of the Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxda'xw people, including masks and traditional designs, provide guests with a rich cultural atmosphere. The hotel's gallery showcases authentic local Indigenous arts, enhancing the experience of staying on Northern Vancouver Island.

Dining Options

On-site dining options include the Ha'me Restaurant, where guests can enjoy West Coast inspired Indigenous cuisine. The menu features dishes such as smoked sablefish and venison carpaccio, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Nax'id' Pub serves a relaxed atmosphere, offering a craft cocktail selection and a menu that celebrates regional flavors.

Accommodations

The hotel provides luxury guest rooms that blend contemporary design with Indigenous artistic expressions. Each room is equipped with climate control and showcases unique artwork that reflects the local culture. The rooms aim to create a sanctuary where guests can relax after a day of local exploration.

Meetings and Events

Kwa'Lilas Hotel has the newest meeting facilities in Northern Vancouver Island, featuring over 4,255 square feet of versatile event space. The large ballroom accommodates up to 250 guests for receptions, and additional meeting rooms can host smaller gatherings. All spaces are equipped with A/V equipment and climate control options.

Location

Situated in Port Hardy, Kwa'Lilas Hotel is the only Indigenous-owned 4-star hotel on North Vancouver Island. The location is strategic for accessing local eco-tours and cultural experiences that highlight the beauty of the region. Guests have the opportunity to engage with the traditions of the Indigenous communities through various local activities.

• Location: Centrally located in Port Hardy, near cultural experiences
• Rooms: Guest rooms showcase local Indigenous artistry
• Dining: On-site dining with Indigenous-inspired cuisine
• Events: Over 4,255 sq. ft. of meeting space
• Culture: Gallery displays authentic Indigenous art