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Abigail's Hotel is proud to maintain affiliations with several professional hospitality organizations. You'll find lots of helpful travel information on these websites.
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| Unique Inns is an organization for owner/innkeepers of expertly managed Inns in BC, Washington, Oregon and California that share a sincere commitment to provide their guests with extraordinary accommodations, genuine hospitality and a truly memorable experience. |
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| Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America, carries out independent quality assurance inspections for each of its nearly 400 inns. |
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| Frommer's is one of the world's most influential publishers of over 330 popular guide books as well as a very comprehensive travel website. Named Abigail's Hotel 'Victoria's Best Small Hotel' 2002-2007 |
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AAA's Diamond Ratings is the only system that covers all of North America and one of only two rating systems that do physical, on-site evaluations. AAA rates more properties than any other rating system and does not depend solely on the opinion of the properties' patrons for a rating. AAA's Diamond Ratings is the only system that uses full-time, professionally trained evaluators to inspect each property on an annual basis.
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| Canada Select is an industry led, consumer sensitive rating program, developed for the purpose of providing the travelling public with a national consistent standard of quality within categories of accommodation. Once a property has been categorized it is evaluated for physical quality of the property, content of facilities, services and amenities provided. All properties, regardless of their star level, must also meet stringent cleanliness and state of repair guidelines. A 5 star property is luxurious at a world standard, offering outstanding facilities, guest service and amenities. |
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TAG Approved ® Accommodations
Most travel guides list any accommodation that pays an advertising fee. But we wanted to take it a step further: We launched an all-out effort to qualify accommodations based not only on their desire for gay travel revenues, but on their employment policies, services, and support returned to the gay community. |
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