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Welcome

to hospitality in paradise

Located on the secluded sandy beaches of Tofino on Vancouver Island, Tin Wis Resort welcomes respectful travellers in search of leisurely connection to inspiring views, exclusive oceanfront access and nature at their fingertips.

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Pacific Rim Flag Property

Secluded Beachfront Access

Tofino’s Largest Conference Centre

Complimentary Breakfast

Surf, Paddle and Fitness Equipment

Loyalty Rewards with Every Stay

On-site Restaurant

West Coast Life

Prepare to be immersed in an authentic Tofino experience, off the beaten path. Relax, breathe in the fresh air, and rediscover the simple joys of life amidst our stunning landscape on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.

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Total seclusion for comfort, quality and care.

Nestled on the serene shores of Tin Wis Beach, also known as MacKenzie Beach, Tin Wis Resort offers the pinnacle of comfort, quality, and care in hospitality. As a leader in hospitality, we’re committed to exceptional guest services.

With unparalleled corporate rewards, deep cultural connections, and the largest island events centre on the Pacific Rim, we go above and beyond to meet all your needs. Our top priority is pristine cleanliness and thoughtful value, ensuring your stay is restful, peaceful, and productive.

Discover

Tofino

Experience the magic of Tofino—a West Coast haven waiting for you to explore. After exhilarating island adventures, retreat to our sanctuary to rest and rejuvenate.

Forge connections with fellow travelers from around the globe as you embrace the intentional ties to the ancestral gardens of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and the meticulously cared-for landscape.

Let the beauty of Tofino inspire you to create unforgettable memories and deepen your connection to nature.

Come, experience Tofino like never before.

Experience Tofino

Tin Wis Resort is proudly owned and operated by the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation, pronounced klaw-oh-kwee-awt. Our resort is situated within the traditional territories of Tla-o-qui-aht, encompassing Meares Island, Tofino, Long Beach, and extending to Sutton Pass. This stunning region is infused with rich culture and is home to a vibrant Indigenous community comprising skilled fishermen, master carvers, talented artists, and culturally refined singers and dancers.

In close collaboration with the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks, we are dedicated to preserving cultural integrity, fostering community strength, and promoting economic development through partnership and collaboration.

We encourage all visitors to Tofino to honor the land and its people by taking the ʔiisaak pledge, a commitment to responsible and respectful stewardship. Learn more about the pledge by visiting the Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks website here.

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Testimonials

Ocean view and sunsets

Want to sit on your balcony and hear and view the Pacific ocean surf? Want to walk on the beach? Like fabulous views and sunsets? Then this is the place for you!

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler Richard F
Date of Stay: May 2023

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Tin-u-wis (Calm waters)

Culturally deep, expertly run space by local Tla-o-qui-aht Nation. Friendly, engaged, and knowledgeable staff. The attention to detail and the atmosphere rich with Indigenous culture, art and historical context are thoughtfully infused throughout the whole hotel. Staying here, if done respectfully by the guests is an act of Reconciliation. Absolute must experience!

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler KassandraC
Date of Stay: January 2023

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Heaven on the West Coast

4th consecutive stay at Tin Wis, great for dog owners. Our dog howled and went crazy on the beach when we arrived. Now with Brown’s Socialhouse there, there is no reason to have to go anywhere else. We’re looking forward to next year!!

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler 4mickey
Date of Stay: February 2024

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Great Value in a Great Place

Tin Wis is a wonderful property. Run by First Nations this is a special place to visit the Tofino/Ucluelet area of Vancouver Island. The staff are wonderful and we always feel that we are valued customers. Tin Wis is a destination that we return to when we visit this part of the Pacific Northwest.

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler BillyMac250
Date of Stay: November 2023

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Why are you hesitating?

BW Tin Wis is our favourite (and now only) place to stay in Tofino. Every room has an oceanfront view – just open your doors, and you can see and hear the waves of Makenzie beach. Friendly staff, meticulous housekeeping, great linens, fantastic breakfast. In the middle of everything, walk or bike to a little marketplace featuring Tacofino, a longer walk into tofino proper or the wilder waves of Chesterman. Family friendly.

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler 731theresa
Date of Stay: February 2024

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Best location in Canada

We stay at this hotel at least once a year during “off season.” We have stayed in Best Westerns right across Canada and Tin Wis is by far the best value. Right on the beach, fire pits, dog friendly, nice restaurant, patios from which to watch the surfing action.

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler graciemacdonald
Date of Stay: February 2024

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Superb place

Wonderful welcoming hotel in a stellar location on the beach. Staff were very invested in providing superb service. Excellent gym and hot tub. Very well maintained. Convenient parking. Large rooms. Will definitely return.

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler krahnlois
Date of Stay: November 2023

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We love this place, and we go there regularly.

Stunning location on beautiful Mackenzie Beach! Every room has a fantastic ocean view. This hotel is amazing, well maintained, the service is excellent, and a great daily buffet breakfast is included. We have stayed here a few times and we will come back again soon.

Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler lovecanada2024
Date of Stay: March 2024

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View to die for

“I researched all the places in Tofino, read all the comments and this one just clicked. Each room had a beach view and boy it has to be the best view of the Pacific Ocean ever. We left the door open to listen to the waves at night and what better way to go to sleep by. The rooms are great as you don’t hear your neighbour or any noise except if you have your patio door open to listen to the waves. If you ever want a peaceful and comfortable, this is your place and look no further.”
Reviewed By: Tripadvisor traveler ScottishLass1218
Date of Stay: April 2024
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News & Events

Rainforest Appreciation during Storm Season

November 14, 2024

Tofino’s storm season offers a rare opportunity to fully appreciate the magic of the rainforest. At Tin Wis Resort, the rhythm of the rain and the powerful waves create an awe-inspiring natural backdrop, perfect for immersing yourself in the vibrant, moss-covered world of the rainforest. With the sound of rain falling softly through the cedar trees and the fresh, earthy scent of the forest in the air, this is the ideal time to reconnect with nature. Ready to experience the soothing beauty of the rainforest during storm season? Read on to discover how Tin Wis Resort brings you front-row access to this extraordinary phenomenon.

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Together we rise: How mułaa, Rising Tide Surf Team empowers and connects nuučaan̓uł youth with this Indigenous sport and the ocean

October 21, 2024

mułaa, meaning Rising Tide in the Tla-o-qui-aht language, is more than just a surf team. It’s a movement that empowers nuučaan̓uł youth by connecting them to their culture and the ocean through the sport of surfing. With each wave, mułaa is reviving the Indigenous roots of surfing, while fostering resilience, confidence, and a deeper connection to the land and waters. Join us as we dive into the mission of this inspiring initiative and the impact it’s having on the next generation of Indigenous surfers.

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