Royal Victoria Yacht Club

Honestly the worst breakfast sandwhich i have ever tried to eat, couldnt do it!, didnt complain, spit it out in my napkin, covered the 3/4 i couldnt eat, Was extremely hungry. Left not saying a word or asking for my $ returned, Never again !!!!!! This is my complaint now that i have returned from my trip. YUCK near enough threw up right in the resturaunt. Empty stomach likely prevented it, must be a required taste breakfast???????

My daughter took sailing lessons there so we were given temporary membership for a month. When I went in to ask about getting a cup of coffee or something the receptionist quickly told me that their kitchen was closed but if I wanted to look around that would be fine. I went and used the bathroom and then when I came out she said that if I wanted a glass of water it was the best she could do. I said, water would be great thank you. As I proceeded to go in a little further she came out and asked if I wanted it to go? I said actually yes that would be nice. Thoughtful I thought. A few days later I noticed that people were having drinks so I when I saw a person clearing the glasses I asked if I could get a drink and she said, absolutely but I would have to go inside and order it from the bar. I went all the way around and as the club is not wheelchair accessible from any other side than the front. I ordered a drink and carried it around to the back where I was sitting. I was also informed that the although the dining room was closed till five pm. The bar however was indeed open and the kitchen was open all day Fridays. Hmmm this certainly gave food for thought. On the following Friday I decided to get a drink and something to drink. I went in and placed my order, and I was handed my OJ and a number, which was a metal basket holding salt, pepper and ketchup. I don’t know how it escaped the waitress’s attention that I needed one hand to drive my wheelchair. I raised my eyebrows and she said you need to take it so we can find you to bring your food out to you. So I hung that metal container on my wrist while holding on to my OJ and off I went. Now there is a lip where the patio starts and no matter how slowly or carefully I went over that lip it’s very bumpy. I ended up spilling my drink all over my self. That is the kind of staff that is in the club part. Or perhaps because I was only a “temporary” member? I don’t want to speculate about me being in a wheelchair or the colour of my skin or the socioeconomic thingy because I don’t want to think the worst about people but I definitely do believe that the staff needs to work on their customer service skills. Perhaps they can learn a few things from the amazing young coaches that train our young how to be great little sailors.

Really enjoyed the lounge atmosphere. Great staff, very attentive and personable. Attended a 5month long sailing trip presentation which was completely enjoyable. Tasty appies and bar service was good though the house red was more bitter than expected. Stick to known likes and you may do better in your selection.

Every possible precaution has been put in place to protect members and their guests. Service is very cheerful, warm and friendly! Well done to all the staff- -particularly Sharon, whose dedication to the club is a gift to us all. .

Had a great visit there with my friend Lee.

Beautiful day on the water made possible by Royal Victoria Yatch Club.

Wonderful Location. Very peaceful and a nice playground for the kids.

We enjoyed our visit immensely. Treated wonderfully and enjoyed seeing the club. Very nice and comfortable. They obviously enjoy a rich sailing history. Very nice docks and lots of nice boats. The area is beautiful and the scenery around the club us very stunning. Plentiful food!