The Historic Comox Valley Hotel in Cumberland, BC
Where History Meets Hospitality
Since 1909, the King George Hotel has served as Cumberland’s central gathering place.
A historic landmark shaped by change, the King George has endured fires, booms, and busts—always returning with quiet confidence.
In 2026, having been lovingly restored, it resumes its role as a cultural hub, welcoming those who call Cumberland home and those drawn by adventure, live music, and the Comox Valley’s natural beauty.
A boutique Comox valley hotel with a long legacy of comfort and quiet,
located centrally in the storied village of Cumberland, BC
The King George Hotel has been extensively renovated and offers seven individually curated guest rooms, each with its own distinctive character, design, and connection to place. Every space is crafted to feel serene and intimate; the historic charm quietly elevated by thoughtful amenities.
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The Crosscut Room
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The Foundry Room
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The Lamp Room
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The Mainline Room
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The Headframe Room
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The Tipple Suite
An Iconic Comox Valley Hotel
Welcoming miners, crooks, and kings since the beginning
The King George Hotel has long served as a gathering place for miners, politicians, business tycoons, and dignitaries alike. It was a steadfast institution, enduring our town’s many triumphs and challenges. Like Cumberland, the King George has the grit to rise to the occasion.
Where trails, turns, and tales meet.
Nestled between the rugged Beaufort Range and the Pacific Ocean, the King George is the heritage home base in the centre of a legitimate Pacific Northwest adventure destination.
Ride Cumberland’s iconic singletrack, ski powder, hike emerald rainforests, and paddle the Pacific Ocean, all within an easy distance to warm meals, cozy rooms, and a place to unwind. Start your own Cumberland adventure now.
The creativity of Cumberland
Since the first rich coal deposits were discovered in 1852, Cumberland has attracted adventurous souls who helped it evolve from a mining powerhouse to a burgeoning hub for artists, musicians, and makers.
At the heart of the village, the King George Hotel is central to an eclectic live music and arts scene, delicious craft beer and culinary delights, grassroots festivals, and the infectious energy of charismatic local artists.
100+ years at the best address in town.
Located in historic downtown Cumberland, the King George Hotel puts you at the centre of great food, vibrant culture, and energetic outdoor adventure.