Kwa’lilas Hotel’s art curator, Shain Jackson, arrived in Port Hardy this week to deliver a large haul of artwork to allow the Gwa’sala ‘Nakwaxda’xw Nation’s heritage to be proudly displayed on all guestroom walls. With paintings, carvings, and room screens designed by community member Walter Brown, they are sure to make our walls…

We strive to make the environment and our guests’ comfort a priority. That’s why we chose a new line of eco-friendly soaps, shampoos, conditioners, body wash and lotions for Kwa’lilas Hotel! Truly Earth Friendly® is a Canadian company with a collection of biodegradable products and packages with no artificial colours added. The products are paraben-free…

Chief Paddy Walkus, Conrad Browne, and Davis Henderson were in the spotlight last week on CTV News! The reporter arrived onsite at Kwa’lilas Hotel on Monday to feature the final phase of construction and the significant opportunities the project is bringing to the community. CTV also highlighted some of the diverse tourism packages that will…

We are extremely happy to have BC Ferries as a partner for the tourism efforts at Pier Side Landing and Kwa’lilas Hotel! BC Ferries offers a number of route options to passengers and will be a huge help in getting people to Port Hardy to enjoy everything that the North Island has to offer. We…

Judy Henderson, Principal of Inside Design Studios, is helping Kwa’lilas Hotel achieve its vision of marrying traditional culture with modern décor. She has a Bachelor of Interior Design from University of Manitoba and is a Registered Interior Designer accredited through the National Council for Interior Design Qualification. Her education is complemented by 20 years of…

k’awat’si Construction is making significant progress in the home stretch of construction for Kwa’lilas Hotel! Drywall in all guestrooms was completed last week, followed by painting, furniture assembly and bathroom tile installation this week. The lobby drywall has also started this week. The cedar siding is fully complete on the North Building, and the South…