Black Rock Oceanfront Resort

596 Marine Dr, Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0, Canada

From £ pp per night

4 star

Green Key Certified Sustainable
Complimentary WiFi
2 restaurants
Drift Spa
Nearest Airport: Tofino

Located on a dramatic headland above the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean, Black Rock Oceanfront Resort is a sleek and modern resort that offers luxurious comfort whilst surrounded by the rugged rocky coast of West Vancouver Island. Contemporary guest suites range from studio to 1 bedroom and are accented with wood and stone, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows which offer pacific nature views, surrounding you in natural elegance enhanced by the drama and serenity of the coast. With an exclusive line of body and skin care, Drift Spa features Seaflora wild, certified organic seaweed products made on Vancouver Island and has two outdoor hot tubs for relaxing. In the evening guests have a choice between Currents, which offers oceanside dining, and Big Beach Lounge, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the mesmerizing Pacific Ocean, a roaring fireplace and weekly live music.

This is a certified Green Key hotel meaning it meets criteria for sustainability.

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Facilities

Complimentary WiFi
2 restaurants
Drift Spa
Outdoor hot tubs
Fitness Centre

In the area

Ucluelet’s location on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island is nothing short of stunning. Here the waves of the Pacific Ocean roll on to vast sandy beaches all with a supporting backdrop of towering mountains covered in mossy temperate rainforests.

With such a pristine natural environment, it's no surprise that wildlife is found around Ucluelet in abundance so head to the harbour and join a boat tour looking for black bears, gray whales, orcas, sea otters and more. For the adventurous the sheltered waters of the Broken Islands are an ideal place to join a guided kayak tour and explore sandy coves and uninhabited islands. Just outside Ucluelet is the Pacific Rim National Park, a place where you can wander in awe through ancient cedar rainforests only to have your breath taken away by the vast sandy beaches. Even as a smaller, remote destination, Ucluelet has more than its fair share of excellent yet casual places to eat, where fresh seafood dominates the menus. Be sure to check out the Ucluelet Brewing Company, located in an old church, which offers locally brewed beer, a locally inspired menu and amazing views from the outdoor patio.