Inn at Laurel Point is at 680 Montreal Street, on the Inner Harbour waterfront, so it is reachable from downtown Victoria by a harbour side walk, a short drive or a taxi.
Walking along the harbour
Make your way to the Inner Harbour, then follow the waterfront west and south toward Laurel Point. The inn sits at the water’s edge past the main harbour buildings. A map app set to walking directions will show the best path from your starting point, including the waterfront walkway. Most of the way is flat, which makes it an easy option when the weather is good and you do not have heavy bags.
Bus and taxi from downtown
BC Transit serves the Inner Harbour area. Route numbers and stops can change, so use the BC Transit trip planner with the inn’s address to see what runs today and where to get off. The last stretch is usually a short walk.
For a quick ride with luggage, a taxi is simple and the driver can take you right to the front. The Victoria taxi page explains how to book, and the fare estimator gives a rough cost beforehand.
Driving and parking at Laurel Point
The harbour area around Belleville Street and Montreal Street is busy at peak times, particularly when ferries and cruise ships are in port. The inn has posted a notice that daytime construction activity from the Belleville Terminal Redevelopment project may be noticeable in the harbour area, so allow a little extra time and check a live map for the final turns.
Parking is covered on the inn’s own website, which has a dedicated parking page. Look there for current rates and options before you arrive, or phone the hotel on 250 386 8721. Public street parking nearby is paid and signed, so read the signs for time limits.
If you are arriving from the mainland
Most visitors from Vancouver cross on BC Ferries to Swartz Bay and continue to the city by car, bus or taxi. Check the BC Ferries schedule for current sailing times, and book a vehicle space ahead if you are travelling in summer or on a long weekend. The inn’s website also has a Getting Here section with its own directions, which is worth a look if you are driving in from the terminal.