Sandman Prince George
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Coast Inn of the North Prince George
As northern BC’s largest city, Prince George is a burgeoning hub that attracts visitors
from all around the province. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the area boasts an
endless array of outdoor pursuits in addition to a lively city scene. With easy access
to Highway 97, business and shopping districts, this hotel is conveniently located
and features relaxing amenities like an indoor pool, steam room and on-site dining.
Also providing an extensive range of essentials for business travellers, guests can
take advantage of complimentary high-speed Internet access, executive suites and
kitchenettes. A perfect blend of comfort, quality and service, Sandman Hotel &
Suites Prince George has everything to make your stay absolutely ideal. On the Northern Passage Route, this downtown Prince George location is close to
movie theatres, live theatres, restaurants, boutiques and more. For the shopping-
inclined, you will not want to miss the many outlets close by. The Coast Inn of the
North in Prince George has a range of modern and spacious accommodations
available, all of which come with complimentary Wi-Fi and local calls, flat screen TVs
and more. You’ll also have access to the well-equipped fitness facility. Don’t forget
to stop by the hotel’s award-winning restaurants: Shogun Japanese Steakhouse for
Teppanyaki-style dining, and the newly opened Winston’s Resto-Bar. Also try the
Coffee Garden for casual dining between 6.30am–2pm.
From $139 From $177
Moderate
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VIA Rail's Skeena Route
A region rich in First Nations culture, history and stunning views! Passengers on this
two-day train journey will be treated to spectacular views of Jasper National Park,
the rugged Canadian Rockies and the hauntingly beautiful Pacific Coast.
The train stops overnight in Prince George, BC and then winds through the
Yellowhead Pass, across British Columbia's interior plateau and along the mighty
Skeena River. In Economy class, passengers enjoy spacious seating and spectacular
views through large picture windows. From early June to mid-September,
passengers can upgrade to Touring class for meal-inclusive service that offers a
seat in the Panorama Dome car and access to the famous Park Car, including the
dome viewing area.
Connecting Jasper National Park and the North Pacific coast, the Skeena provides
some of the best wildlife viewing opportunities anywhere in Canada, including
bears, moose, deer and mountain sheep. From Prince Rupert, visitors are afforded
the great prospect of grizzly bear and whale watching.
Pricing on request
Rail Journey
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
From prices for accommodation are ‘per room’ and sightseeing are ‘per person’. Prices do not include applicable taxes.
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