Rooms & kitchenettes
Parkside has always been organised around three kinds of room. The majority are on the ground floor, which makes the last hour of a long drive considerably shorter.
Placeholder photo The long-stay room.
A separate bedroom plus a living and cooking area, so the room still feels like a room when you have been in it for a month. The pick for crews on contract, families spreading out, and anyone waiting on weather.
Rates depend on the room and the length of stay — call 250-624-9131.
Placeholder photo A kitchenette in the room.
One room, with a working kitchen along one wall — fridge, hob, sink and, by all accounts, a properly stocked drawer of utensils. Enough to cook breakfast before an early start and keep last night’s leftovers.
Rates depend on the room and the length of stay — call 250-624-9131.
Placeholder photo Just a good, quiet room.
No kitchen, no fuss — a comfortable bed, a fridge, coffee, TV and Wi-Fi for the night you come off the ferry or the highway and leave again in the morning. Park directly outside the door.
Rates depend on the room and the length of stay — call 250-624-9131.
Weeks and months
Parkside has long advertised weekly, monthly and family rates. If you are here on a contract, a refit, a posting or a season, the cooking suites and kitchen units are the reason people keep coming back — a kitchen and a laundry turn a motel room into something you can actually live in.
Crews and repeat guests are welcome to talk directly about blocks of rooms and longer bookings. It is a phone call, not a form.
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Placeholder photo What's here
Drawn from the motel's own published description and its public listings. Confirm anything that matters to your booking when you call.
Internet service throughout, no charge.
On-site laundry facilities — the reason long stays work here.
Even the standard sleeping units.
Ready when you are, early starts included.
For the evenings the weather closes in.
Leave the vehicle while you take the Alaska ferry.
Hook-ups available on site.
Bring the dog — mention it when you book.
Most units are at ground level; drive right up to the door.
Room types, bed configurations and which units have full kitchens versus kitchenettes are best confirmed directly — the mix has changed over the years. No rates are published here on purpose: the motel quotes them by phone, and a nightly figure would only mislead you about a weekly stay.