The Dalton Hotel Victoria is a Favorite Among Victoria, BC Hotels

Welcome to the Dalton Hotel and Suites — a Victoria, British Columbia hotel offering the best in elegant comfort among British Columbia Hotels. The management and staff of the Dalton hotel victoria are committed to ensuring your visit to Victoria is relaxing, satisfying and memorable.

Please explore the website to learn more about The Dalton Hotel Victoria. Information on our hotel accommodations in Victoria, BC, our rates and our reservations can be found on the Rooms, Rates and Reservations page. Our Services and Amenities page brings you up-to-date on all that the British Columbia Dalton Hotel offers, including information on where to enjoy a tasty breakfast, lunch or dinner. And on our Activities page, you'll learn about Contact page.

Dalton Hotel Victoria is a downtown Victoria hotel and historic landmark building that provides travelers a warm, inviting place to relax during their visit. Built in 1876, The Dalton is Victoria, British Columbia's oldest hotel, with much of the original architecture still visible. The exterior of the building, especially the front, is as the building was when it was first built. The lobby is furnished with oak paneling, brass and marble that are a delight to see.

Now under new management, the British Columbia Dalton Hotel in Victoria is undergoing a transformation to preserve the best of the past while looking forward to the future. We hope you enjoy your stay at The Dalton Hotel and Suites — Victoria, BC's newest oldest hotel!

To reserve your elegant hotel accommodations in Victoria, BC, please call us today at 800-663-6101 or book online.

We also Have Cottages...

If you own a cottage, you know the importance of having a place to get away and spend time with family and friends. Whether it is for a weekend, the summer or a full-time residence, a cottage is an investment in yourself and those you care about. You want to protect this investment, not only for financial reasons, but to preserve this special place and all its memories. If you live in or around Ontario, cottage insurance is an important way to ensure protection of your cottage and its contents.

Also known as recreational property insurance, cottage insurance covers the structure and contents of your cottage, much like homeowners insurance. There is a difference, however, in that insurers often take several factors into consideration when determining your policy. These are factors such as: how frequently the property is used, how often it is occupied and whether or not it is rented to others. Answering these questions will also help determine what kind of coverage you want. Sometimes, an insurer will only insure your cottage if they insure your primary residence as well.

Due to the fact that cottages are often only occupied part-time, insurance coverage differs from that of a regular homeowners policy. Coverage is usually provided as a named perils policy, rather than a comprehensive policy. This means that you have coverage for specific named risks such as fire, smoke damage or an explosion. Other certain risks, such as flooding or vandalism, may not be covered or may be more expensive or difficult to insure. This is usually because of the part-time occupancy; it can take longer for this kind of damage to be discovered, leading to greater repair expenses.

It is important to maintain liability coverage for your cottage, as well. This type of coverage protects you in case someone gets hurt on your property or if you cause damage to a neighbor's property. Even if you are only there part of the year or on weekends, it's impossible to predict when an accident may occur, so having adequate coverage is very important.

You will also want to find out what other specific items are covered (or not) through your policy. This includes outbuildings such as a garage, shed or boathouse. Items like these may not be included in the policy or may have limited coverage. Personal items and contents of your cottage may be covered, but only if they remain permanently there. Items that you take back and forth with you, such as clothing, would be covered under your regular homeowners policy. If you own a boat, canoe or other watercraft, this may also be covered or have limited coverage. Be sure to check with your agent to find out exactly what is covered and what is not, so there will be no surprises down the road.

Your cottage in Ontario is a source of relaxation, fun and great memories. Don't leave any of that to chance by not obtaining proper and adequate insurance coverage. Whether is it part-time, full-time or only sometimes, your cottage is your home away from home and needs the same kind of consideration and protection. Contact an agent today to find out which policy is right for you. It is worth the effort and expense to protect your investment for yourself and those you love.