Minette Bay Lodge sits on the shores of the Douglas Channel, on 75 acres of gorgeous landscaping. The location provides solitude and relaxation, while sitting only 10 minutes from the town of Kitimat; derived from the Haisla Nation word for “People of the Snow”!

Minette Bay has a traditional atmosphere and a comfortable interior for absolute satisfaction at the end of a wonderful day in the powder snow. All bedrooms have bay views and are adorned with feather beds and thick down duvets. The tiles of the floor are heated through a built-in infloor heating system, warming your toes as you move through the house. All of this, combined with library, traditional sitting room and lovely dining room guarantees a blissful stay.

We have partnered with Howard and Ruth Mills who own and operate the lodge and are extremely dedicated to the clientelle who stay at Minette Bay. In the warmer months, while the lodge is not occupied by our guests and our staff, it is home to passing sports enthusiasts and those looking to explore the Northwest region and its various activities. The staff set up adventures for their guests including heli-hiking, bear viewings, fishing and kayaking amongst others.

" You might wonder whether it was built centuries ago, with deep chintz sofas, shiraz carpets and oil paintings on the walls; antiques, open fires, a warm and cozy library and verandahs leading to green lawns and the sea, Minette Bay Lodge offers extraordinary comfort. Sumptuous fabrics from around the world and superlatively comfortable feather beds ensure your sublime and exclusive stay in the rugged Canadian Northwest."