What You'll Get
People often escape to hotels while their homes are being fumigated or leased to local ghosts. Discover new haunts with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
$119 for a two-night stay for two valid Monday–Thursday ($238 value)
$139 for a two-night stay for two valid Friday–Sunday ($278 value)
The historic resort’s eight waterfront rooms feature stunning views from private balconies. Pool, jacuzzi, and spa access help relax, while those looking for outdoor recreation can use the kayak rentals and horseback lessons.
The Fine Print
Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires. Must book and complete travel by 10/31/12 or promotional value expires. Valid only for travel 4/21/12-6/28/12 and 9/6/12-10/31/12. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Subject to availability. 48hour cancellation notice required or $50 fee may apply. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Extra $20 fee for pet-friendly rooms. Taxes are not included in this Groupon. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Mayne Island Resort & Beach Homes
Having celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012, Mayne Island Resort & Beach Homes has maintained a stately presence on little Mayne Island, right across the Strait of Georgia from Vancouver. Originally built as a boarding house, the property retains that old-fashioned feel with original hardwood floors. French doors open onto private balconies overlooking the Belle Chain Islets, Tubo and Lizard Islands, and the United States’ San Juan Archipelago off in the distance. Outside in Bennett Bay, visitors might spot seals, sea lions, and the occasional killer whale.
Days at the resort can be spent exploring the sea on a rented kayak, taking a dip in the indoor pool or whirlpool, or enjoying a massage in the brand new AquaFlora Spa. Birders can take a hike around the island to its explore a natural setting that’s rife with migrating birds, including bald eagles, condors, towees, and the extremely rare binocular-wearing robins that watches humans.