r/tofino • u/Pixelant3 • 8d ago
Storm Watching Accommodations?
A friend and I are hoping to visit Tofino for a few days, probably in November, so we'd like to be in sight of the water for storm watching. We'd also love a hot tub and a fireplace. We need separate bedrooms since we both snore. We're open to a hotel/resort or cabin.
I'm a little overwhelmed with the google options so wanted to see if anyone has experience with places like this! We're not bottom budget but we also don't have 5-star money for this.
Never been to Tofino before (I live in Vic) so also open to suggestions of places to shop or chillax things to do. We're more "cozy vacation" than "adventure vacation" people.
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u/Obvious-Antelope-354 8d ago
We stay at Crystal cove - there are beach front and ocean view cabins with hot tubs. Either fireplaces or wood burning stoves (which are my preference - they don’t smell and are so cozy)! Easy access to brave heading down to the beach too!
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u/MrsLahey604 8d ago
Sarah McLachlan's place is quite nice if you don't mind paying. It certainly ticks all the boxes...
https://www.airbnb.co.in/rooms/24225829?source_impression_id=p3_1787599687_P3_2N6ZAH6-GEfGQ
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u/KDdid1 8d ago
If I were storm watching I'd probably go to Port Renfrew over Tofino. Check put Wild Renfrew Seaside Cottages.
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u/F_word_paperhands 8d ago
Is the storm watching better in Port Renfrew?
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u/Charismaticjelly 7d ago
We stayed at the Black Rock resort in Ucluelet, and the storm watching had one advantage over Tofino: lots of big rocks for the waves to smash into. There’s also a seaside trail where you can watch big waves crash into, and over, massive rocks. Very exhilarating!