Victoria Motor Inn

The room was very spacious. Amenities didn’t include hair rinse. There was no refrigerator. We need parking fee to park our car.

Walked in and then walked right out. Enough said. I was already on the fence about staying here as I usually always stay at the hotel next door but they were sold out. We tried to convince ourselves that it would be ok but it was not!!! The location is great but that’s about it! At least now we know, lesson learned. Ps… they don’t give you a key card, it’s an actual key and it’s only one which isn’t ideal if you’re with others.

Beds are well past their prime. One bed was like sleeping on a box spring. The other was like sleeping in jello. The "pool" is non existent. Just a big concrete hole at the back of the very tiny parking lot. Furniture was mis matched, wobbly and so run down. Air conditioning unit did not work at all. Thankfully it wasn't overly warm the night we stayed, but still warm enough that it would have been nice to have it cooler than it was. Probably the ONLY thing this place has going for it is location. But do yourself a favor...spend the extra money and stay somewhere else.

The Victoria motor inn was exceptional! The room was amazing, very big, very comfy, had everything I needed! The staff were fantastic, helped me with every query, things for the room, help with taxis, absolute everything was perfect! The pics and reviews of this place don’t do it Justice! I didn’t want to leave I loved it that much! I most certainly will be back! Thanks to everyone at Victoria motor inn! Kind Regards Aaron Maxwell

Where shall I begin? As of this writing (July 2022) the parking lot is next to a construction site for the expansion of the hotel next door. This is also the "view" from most rooms -- nice cranes! The "pool", which used to be there, at the edge of the parking lot, is now a degraded, dirty cesspool of stagnant rainwater. Garbage and an old mattress were piled at the bottom of a staircase. The room itself had no character, although it seemed mostly clean. There was a TV, but no telephone, no fridge, no microwave, and no coffeemaker. Beds were clearly past their prime and a little too soft. Sheets had a stain. Towels were rough and tiny. The doorframe had clearly been broken before and kind-of repaired; I wondered if someone had kicked in the door at one time. Although it looked like this place may have had a restaurant in the past, based upon older photos, there is now a Smoke's Poutinerie in the front. One positive: the morning desk clerk was able to recommend a decent breakfast spot and actually seemed interested in where we were going. Honestly, there are worse places to stay and this place is livable in a pinch, but should not be at the top of anyone's list.