Moby Dick Inn

Prince Rupert is, at the moment, in a depression, which makes the surrounding area less than attractive. The only complaint about the room (and this is common to most motels) is that, for those customers who tend to read at night, there is not appropriate light - so that a reading couple are almost compelled to use two beds, in order to have adequate light. Also, bed-side tables or shelves are needed on both sides to have room to put down glasses, books, and/or knitting.

Close to ferry and downtown and allowed a late check in after midnight

We loved the nautical theme of the place both inside and out. Our room was great and the breakfast room was one of the best we've seen. It was easy to find the hotel when we left the ferry.

Room was clean but the windows leaked. Told the front desk, he said, and I quote, “the windows in this place are crap”. The remote controls (yes there were 2) were temperamental. I WOULD NOT recommend this place.

I did like the location it was easy to find, there was parking for SUVs and cars some covered parking too The first reception lady was tentative and polite and greeted us , plus when cards didn't work she was at counter later in the day the second guy with the pup was not, I couldn't find him any anywhere for a few minutes so I called the reception and he finally came out to counter, and just looked at the phone and then saw me, stared and said can I help you? As if I shouldn't be there lol it was later, 9 30 pm but they don't lock doors til 10pm and our door cards were not working again even though we both made sure not to put it near anything to demagnetize them it happened day before as well, the beds were made and comfortable enough and the showers were hot after a long day on the water so that was nice 👍 once you get into your room 😂👌

Die Fenster sind eine Katastrophe. Müsten dringend erneuert werden. Zumindest unseres im 4 Stock

Room was clean, friendly staff

No AC, and toilet paper was transparent, could see threw it, it was so thin.