Rooms & Suites
Seven suites, each 384 square feet, each facing a different part of the bay.
Bayside Landing is not open yet. The project is approved and heading into construction — an opening date will be announced here once the build schedule is confirmed.
We are not taking reservations at this stage. Get in touch and we will let you know as soon as dates are released.
Every suite is a single-storey cottage built on the wharf over the water, with a vaulted Douglas fir ceiling, black-framed glazing and a private deck. What separates them is orientation — what you see, and what you hear, when you open the door.
Each cottage carries a signature painted band along its eave line, and that colour is repeated inside along the ceiling edge. It is the simplest way to tell them apart, and the detail the architects were least willing to give up.
The Morro Rock Suite
The one with the view everybody comes for.
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The Harbor Room
Wake up to the fleet going out.
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The Sunset Room
West-facing, and it knows it.
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The Otter Cove
Above the eelgrass, where the rafts gather.
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The Tidepool Room
Step straight out onto the pocket park.
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The Kayaker's Loft
Upstairs, with the dock right below.
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The Fisherman's Quarters
The working-harbour room.
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- 384 sq ft over the water
- Private waterfront deck
- Vaulted rafter ceiling
- Black-framed picture glazing
- Cedar and painted shiplap walls
- Wide-plank wood flooring
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Questions about the suites?
Bayside Landing is not open yet, but we are glad to talk through the rooms, the project and the timeline.
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