Trafalgar House is one of Victoria's historic grand homes

Like many great houses built circa 1910, it is a mixture of Italian and Tudor styling. The original owner, Arthur Wolfenden, was the son of British Columbia's first Queen's Printer. Built to last with no expense spared, he lived in the home all his life.

The property went through many decades as a residential home to many of Victoria's successful families, and was a rental apartment building for many years.

In 1991 the property was totally restored from top to bottom to its original glory.

In 2004 this heritage designated building was rezoned to hotel and has been hosting Victoria visitors since.

It is yours to enjoy!! A memorable place to stay on your visit.

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