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Where the highway, the rail and the sea all meet
900 3rd Avenue West — two blocks from City Centre, in the middle of a working harbour town at the end of Highway 16.
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900 3rd Avenue West — two blocks from City Centre, in the middle of a working harbour town at the end of Highway 16.
Getting here — or through
Most of our guests are on their way somewhere — and that's the point. The bus, rail and ferry terminals are all close by, so Aleeda works as the night-before and night-after stop.
The Northern Adventure sails from Prince Rupert to Skidegate. Sleep properly, cook breakfast in your room, and board fresh.
Prince Rupert is the southern gateway for Alaska state ferries heading up the Panhandle — a natural overnight before the crossing.
The Jasper–Prince Rupert train ends its run here. Arrive by rail, walk the town, and carry on by ferry or highway.
A major deep-sea port with cruise calls in season. Working in the harbour? Weekly stays with kitchenettes and laundry make life easy.
Out the front door
Downtown Prince Rupert is compact — from Aleeda, day-to-day errands and the good stuff are all on foot:
Further out: Butze Rapids and the North Pacific Cannery within a 30-minute drive, and the Skeena River's scenery within the hour.
Placeholder photo Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1M8 — two blocks from City Centre.
Coming in on Highway 16, follow it straight into downtown — it becomes 2nd Avenue West. We're one block over, on 3rd. Free parking is in our own lot.