Welcome to The Old Courthouse Inn, a Boutique Heritage Hotel on the Sunshine Coast.
Located in the Historic Townsite District of Powell River - The Pearl of the Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada.
The Old Courthouse Inn is located in a National Historic District in the Historic Townsite of Powell River on the Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada. Built in 1939 in the Tudor Style architecture, The Old Courthouse Inn once housed the “Courts”, Jail, Police Station and all other Provincial Government Services.
The Old Courthouse Inn has been restored and renovated in 1997. Keeping in mind the integrity of the structure and respecting the history of the building while updating to modern standards of comfort and convenience.
Hotel guests can enjoy the unique charm and character of each of the 8 rooms. An eclectic mix of antiques and collectables adorn the rooms and halls reminding guests of the days gone by.
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The Old Courthouse Inn has been restored and renovated in 1997. Keeping in mind the integrity of the structure and respecting the history of the building while updating to modern standards of comfort and convenience.
Hotel guests can enjoy the unique charm and character of each of the 8 rooms. An eclectic mix of antiques and collectables adorn the rooms and halls reminding guests of the days gone by.

Enjoy your free Breakfast at Edie Rae's Cafe, with your overnight stay. Our guests can also take comfort in the modern Amenities of today.
If you are here for a family getaway, business or just a quiet evening we welcome you into our Quaint and Unique Little Heritage Hotel.
To our return guests we look forward to welcoming you again on your next visit.
With our Kindest Regards and Thanks from
Kelly Belanger and JP Brosseau
If you are here for a family getaway, business or just a quiet evening we welcome you into our Quaint and Unique Little Heritage Hotel.
To our return guests we look forward to welcoming you again on your next visit.
With our Kindest Regards and Thanks from
Kelly Belanger and JP Brosseau