My wife and I are so happy we picked the InnChanter for our minimoon in August 2012. We stayed on the boat for two nights and we thought we would get bored for three days stuck in the middle of nowhere, but we actually did so many things, from fishing, rowing, sunbathing on deserted sandy beaches, chilling out in the... More

Amazing experience, delicious cuisine, great service, and definitely one of the highlights of our BC trip. We took the water taxi out to the InnChanter to arrive in the late afternoon after the other tourists had left the hot springs area. We were warmly greeted and shown around the boat. While sitting on the top deck having a glass of... More

So, the downsides first. You are on a boat. There are tiny quarters below. You will hear your neighbors in all of their endeavors. You will hear people overhead. If you don't like the other guests, you are more or less trapped with them. We had one girl get "trashed" the second night we were there, and this was a... More

I honestly cannot understand why people would have any complaint about this place. Is it musty, rustic, and bare-bones? Absolutely. But honestly, why were you going to one of the most remote places on Earth expecting anything else? In the absolute dead centre of nowhere, this is a wonderful way to spend a few nights, doing as close to nothing... More

I realize that TripAdvisor is the bread & butter for this place, so a negative review and can be devastating. I considered not writing this, but I think people need to know that the current reviews do not tell the full picture of this bed & breakfast. The location is absolutely amazing, no question, and given that the InnChanter is... More

If you are looking for a true escape and ready to "get away from it all", this is the place for you! The Innchanter provides a perfect balance between experiencing the sites and sounds of nature, while still having all the comforts of home. I was surprised by the size of the boat, and was amazed to discover that it... More

There are only a handful of choices for visiting Hot Springs Cove: Travel by plane or boat to visit for the day and compete with crowds for a small piece of bliss for an hour or so, or be dropped off with a tent, water, food and tp for a camping adventure (and have unlimited access to the springs), or... More

We were so looking forward to this 3 day section of our trip to Vancouver Island. What could be better? An hour boat ride from Tofino, stationed within a row boat's distance of a hike thru the rain forest to natural hot springs. Everything about it turned out to be awesome except the InnChanter, an old boat that should have... More

My wife and I stayed here for two nights in August. When we flew in, we were immediately greeted by one of the ship mates, who then brought us in to meet the innkeeper. Both were very friendly and welcoming. We stayed in the "library", which is the only guest room on the main deck. My wife is an avid... More