Stewart, BC Hotels

• Many of the historic buildings in Stewart date back to 1910, when approximately 10,000 people lived there during the Gold Rush. The remote town in British Columbia only has three year-round hotels, a few restaurants and two grocery stores. These days, the town is known for its dramatic scenery and proximity to the blue Bear Glacier, as well as the spawning salmon at Fish Creek and the Grizzly Bear viewing station offering a safe opportunity to observe the wild bears. Stay in one of the hotels in Stewart, B.C. for a comfortable and convenient base to area attractions.
  
  

The King Edward Hotel & Motel

• Conveniently located on the main street of the town, the full-service facility offers a family-style cafe, 30 hotel rooms and an additional 20 motel units situated directly across the street. All of the accommodations include cable television, a coffee maker and a private bath. The motel rooms also provide full kitchenettes. A limited number of pet-friendly and Internet access rooms are available. Guests can enjoy meals in the King's Table Dining Room, unwind over drinks in Casey's Pub or walk to one of the downtown restaurants.
  
  The King Edward Hotel & Motel
  405 5th Ave.
  P.O. Box 86
  Stewart, BC V0T 1W0
  Canada
  250-636-2244
  kingedwardhotel.com
  
  

Ripley Creek Inn

• Located next to the Stewart Visitor Centre, the resort features 32 upscale rooms in several heritage buildings, including the main lodge, the 1928 Brothel and Crow's Landing. Guest room amenities may include a fireplace, wireless Internet access, a microwave, a mini bar, a television with DVD player and a kitchenette. Situated above the Bitter Creek Cafe, the historic Bayview Hotel offers seven guest rooms with comfortable accommodations and scenic mountain views. The third floor of the building features a common area with a dinner table and couches, offering guests the opportunity to mingle or just relax after a long day of activity. Guests are also welcome to enjoy mountain views from the sundecks, wander through the garden, dine at the Bitter Creek Cafe or have breakfast at Toastworks. The quirky inn is also home to resident geese, chickens and roosters.
  
  Ripley Creek Inn
  306 5th Ave.
  P.O. Box 625
  Stewart BC V0T 1W0
  Canada
  250-636-2344
  ripleycreekinn.com
  
  

Glacier Adventures and B&B

• The owners of the Bed and Breakfast also offer adventure travel and sightseeing tours, including bear viewing at the Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site. The four guest rooms include wireless Internet access, carport parking, a full breakfast each morning and access to a guest kitchenette. A large covered deck offers views of the scenic mountains and glacier. Guests also may enjoy rafting, hiking, snowmobiling, back-country skiing, fishing charters or glacier tours.
  
  Glacier Adventures and B&B
  803 Brightwell St.
  Stewart, BC V0T 1W0
  Canada
  glacieradventuresbb.com