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Valentining In Victoria

(www.seniorlivingmag.com, January 29, 2010) Is an Olympic event your ideal Valentine venue - or is it going to interfere with this day of love? If romance, in your perfect world, doesn’t include skating rinks, ski slopes or a swarm of spectators, escape the hectic pace and head over to the Island. More...

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Victoria’s Secret Shopping From the Magnolia Hotel & Spa

(www.cknw.com, December 1, 2009) “Tis the season to find the perfect gift, something unique for that someone special – and Victoria is where boutique hotel meets boutique shopping. The Magnolia Hotel & Spa, Victoria’s four-diamond, European-style luxury boutique hotel, is just steps away from designer stores and trendy boutiques filled with unusual and one-of-a-kind items.

Magnolia wins Readers’ Choice

(From www.vancouversun.com, November 28, 2009) The 22nd annual Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards has placed the Magnolia Hotel and Spa, Victoria's four-diamond, luxury boutique hotel, on the top 30 Canadian hotels list for the third straight year.

For as little as...

(From www.canada.com, October 13, 2009) Free . . . receive round trip BC Ferries transportation (vehicle and two adults, up to $144) to Victoria with the Magnolia Hotel & Spa’s (1-877-MAGNOLIA (624- 6654, www.magnoliahotel.com) Ferry On Us Package. Nightly rates start at $199 including continental breakfast. You must stay a minimum of two nights.
By Rick Cropp and Barbara Braidwood

Free Ferry with ‘Getaway’ to Victoria BC

(From www.50plus.com, October 8, 2009) Discover for yourself why the West Coast is called "Lotusland." Escape the cold and snow without a passport, and discover Canada’s own emerald isle. More...

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Bill Lewis is home again – Times Colonist

(From www.timescolonist.com, October 2, 2009) After spending almost 20 years with the Coast Hotels chain, Lewis has been named general manager of the Magnolia Hotel and Spa downtown More...

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Joy’s Journal – Vancouver’s Social News Scene

(From www.cknw.com, July 14, 2009) You might recall that the last time I was in Victoria I raved about The Magnolia Hotel and Spa, the Four Diamond luxury boutique hotel that is so pretty and so welcoming. More...

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Victoria: Crown jewel of Vancouver Island

(From trueslant.com, July 8, 2009) As a self-proclaimed Closet Canuck, I spend a lot of time traveling to Canada — especially in British Columbia. More...

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Taking a breather in Victoria, B.C.

(From metronews.ca, June 17, 2009) Like a whole-wheat pita stuffed with locally grown veggies, my recent visit to Victoria was packed with activities any wellness-minded traveller would love. More...

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Fireworks and flowers throughout the summer in Victoria, British Columbia...we’re talkintravel.

(From examiner.com, June 21, 2009) Fireworks will explode this summer over the famous Butchart Gardens in Victoria, British Columbia. Book a room Saturday night from July 4th though September 5th to see pyrotechnics set to music. More...

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"My main job in life? Get it first." - Joy Metcalfe

(From CKNW.com, April 28, 2009) Musician Joe Coughlin, the reigning national jazz male vocalist of the year, held two CD release concerts at the Cellar Jazz Club this past weekend. Both were sellouts. More...

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Admire the Beautiful Gardens of Victoria

(From Suburban Living, April 1, 2009) British Columbia is a lovely, amazing, vital place. Vancouver is the largest city of this westernmost Canadian province but Victoria, fertile, cool and lively, is the capital city. More...

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Food & Beverage Spotlight: New Reasons for Meeting Attendees to Dine Onsite

(From www.facilitiesonline.com, March 2009) Onsite dining. Only a few years ago, the palettes of meeting attendees shuddered at those two words. Conference centers and hotels have wised-up and the onsite dining option has seen an industry-wide upgrade, ranging from exciting onsite restaurants to Food & Beverage personnel with gourmet pedigree. More...

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Welcome to Vancouver Island

(From chasingcleanair.com, March 20, 2009) The rain drowned out another day on Vancouver Island when I arrived on Horizon flight 2388 bringing Southern California sun, which peered through Victoria's clouds. More...

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British Columbia Wins at 2008 Condé Nast Readers’ Choice Awards

(From Tourism British Columbia, October 21, 2008) International travel magazine, Condé Nast Traveler recently announced the results of its 2008 Readers' Choice Awards. In addition to ranking fourth on the Top 100 Best of the Best 2008 list, King Pacific Lodge was awarded first place in the Top 20 Canada Resorts. More...

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Gal-livanting in Victoria

(From Canadian World Traveller, Summer 2008) Every year I escape with two of my best buds for a weekend of gal-palling. We always try to intertwine our girl time with tourist attractions, pampering perks and, of course, lots of shopping. This year, we decide to do it with a royal flair, and as we discover, British Columbia's colonial capital of Victoria is the next best place to jolly old England! More...

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Hotel Confidential - The Magnolia Hotel and Spa

(From Evalu8.org, 2008) A classic, "fine" hotel with easy access, friendly staff and all the right touches, the Magnolia is located in the heart of downtown Victoria on Courtney Street, just two blocks from the waterfront at Wharf Street. More...

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Magnolia Hotel and Spa, Victoria

(From Suite101.com, March 25, 2008) Step inside the boutique Magnolia Hotel & Spa in Victoria for a personal and satisfying experience. Staff are genuinely happy to welcome you and other guests seem just as content. More...

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Blooming Travel

(From The Calgary Herald, February 23, 2008) Gardens · Since we’re still in the grip of winter in our gardens, those who need a floral fix need to look west across the Rockies. More...

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Condé Nast readers choose top 10

(From canada.com/The Vancouver Sun, January 5, 2008) Here's a look at the top 10 hotels, resorts and cities for 2007, as chosen by readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine. More...

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The Look Of Love - The Magnolia Hotel & Spa

(From The Vancouver Sun, October 2007) Ripe, luscious fruits nestled together in the complimentary fruit bowl, fresh flowers adorning the center lobby table, and custom-designed elegant furnishings are a few of the lovely European touches gracing the intimate lobby and guest rooms of the Magnolia Hotel & Spa. More...

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A Trip Fit For A Queen

(From Curve, October 2007) Get a taste of the good life in Victoria, British Columbia - I tend to bring a bit of ambition on trips. With so little time and so much to see, I’m often running around a city, making sure I fit it all in. More...

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Victoria's secret — Magnolia's unique brand of chic

(From Opulance Vancouver, Fall 2006) Victoria’s evolving from lavender soap and clip-clopping horse carriages to a city with pizzazz. What’s making image–changing easier is the emergence of hotels such as The Magnolia (built in 1998) that brings Vancouver–style sophistication to this quieter, more gracious and much less frenzied city. More...

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