How much does this condo cost compared to others in Victoria?

The average price for a rental in Victoria is $154 per night. This rental is $94 above the average.

Is parking included with this condo?

Parking is not specified as an available amenity at Clean, Executive Apt in heart of Victoria - Old Town\/China Town. Super Quiet!. For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.

Is there a pool at this condo?

We didn’t find pool listed as an amenity for this condo. It may be worth double checking if a pool is important for your stay.

What amenities are available at Clean, Executive Apt in heart of Victoria - Old Town\/China Town. Super Quiet!?

We found 4 amenities for this rental. This includes kitchen / kitchenette, internet / wifi, dishwasher, and wheelchair accessible.

Clean, Executive Apt in heart of Victoria - Old Town\/China Town. Super Quiet!

About this condo rental

Situated in Victoria, this attractive condo for $248 per night is a great option for your next vacation. ***Free Indoor, Secure Parking*** License Number 00037262 This unit is located in a new building on the corner of Herald and Government. Across the street from China Town and in the CBD. When you enter the unit, immediately on the right is the washroom with a deep tub and shower. There is also a brand new washer and dryer located in the closet. To the left is the kitchen and living room. There is an island with 4 chairs for dining and entertaining. The fridge is brand new as well as all the kitchen tools. On the wall in the living room is a 63 inch TV with basic cable and complimentary Netflix, Amazon Video and the Disney Channel. There is also a queen sized sofa bed in the living room. Behind the smoked glass partition is the bedroom with another queen sized bed. Outside the south facing doors is the newly surfaced deck and some chairs and a table. The entire unit is hardwood without any carpet. We only use organic cleaners for cleaning the condo and for the bathroom amenities. There is complimentary high speed internet Wifi available for free Double-decker buses, afternoon tea, homes that look like castles, and pubs with names like the Sticky Wicket and the Penny Farthing... Victoria has long traded on its British affiliations. But while the fish-and-chips remain first class and summer cricket games still enliven Beacon Hill Park, the days when Victoria was more British than Britain are long gone. In Victoria 2.0, the food culture embraces fusion, the beer leans toward craft brews and the abundance of bicycles seems to have more in common with Holland than England. It's still one of the most British cities in North America, but there's more to Victoria than tearooms, antique shops and galleries (though there are plenty of those). Driven by the younger generation, the city has sprouted a collection of cool shops, authentic coffee bars and unique restaurants. It also has more cycling routes than any other Canadian city, providing a great way to explore the picturesque location (and avoid an afternoon of antique shopping).