Howard Johnson Hotel in Prince Rupert, Skeena-Queen Charlotte, Canada | Hotel

Welcome to the gateway to the north The Howard Johnson Hotel, Prince Rupert, Canada. Whether traveling on business or leisure, be sure to make time to explore a city filled with family fun, awesome adventure, breathtaking scenery, wonderful attractions and events year round. You’ll love the friendly appeal of Moncton and the Howard Johnson Hotels in Prince Rupert. At the end of your day, return to where all the comforts and conveniences of home await you. The Howard Johnson Hotels in Prince Rupert is a full service Hotel located in the heart of downtown Prince Rupert. With a superb downtown location, outstanding accommodations and friendly, efficient service, you’ll know you’ve chosen the best value in Moncton, The Howard Johnson Hotels in Prince Rupert… very comfortable… very affordable.

Located in the heart of downtown Prince Rupert, the Howard Johnson Hotel is within walking distance to great shopping, restaurants, and local area attractions. Experience the friendly service and urban sounds of downtown, with the Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel. Our central downtown location puts you close to shopping, waterfront and just minutes from the train and ferry depots. The area is a fisherman's paradise, where you can try your hand at some world-class salmon fishing. And all around you is breathtaking natural scenery. Bring your camera and capture some freedom in the Pacific Northwest!

Great attractions & tours, some of the best wildlife viewing in North America, hiking, kayaking & cruising/sailing trips up and down the coast and of course fantastic sport fishing. What you can do while in Prince Rupert usually comes down to your preference of activities, how much energy you want to exert and how much time you have on hand. Throughout the year there are a number of festivals and events that take place. Three of the biggest and longest running events of the year are The All Native Tournament, the BC Annual Dance Competition and Seafest. However new additions to the local festival scene, such as the National Aboriginal Day Celebration and the Udder Theatre Festival, could soon be challenging for top-billing and promise to continue the longstanding tradition of showcasing the spirit of Prince Rupert through fun, well organized events.