The lodge
Cedar and quiet, over the harbour.
A post-and-beam lodge on the Masset waterfront with room for just ten guests — private rooms, a chef’s table, and a sundeck that looks straight out to the water.
The lodge
A post-and-beam lodge on the Masset waterfront with room for just ten guests — private rooms, a chef’s table, and a sundeck that looks straight out to the water.
The building
Naden Lodge overlooks the harbour from the Village of Masset, on Graham Island. Six private bedrooms — three with queen beds for couples — keep the guest list small and the service personal. Standard parties of eight get private rooms for half the group and comfortable shared doubles for the rest.
The rebuilt deck runs the length of the lodge, with proper seating and patio heaters for the long northern evenings. Inside there’s a spacious sitting room, a reading loft with a view, and — after a day on the water — an outdoor hot tub facing the harbour.
At the table
Meals are part of the all-inclusive American Plan — hearty breakfasts before an early tide, a packed lunch on the boat, and a proper dinner back at the lodge. With only ten guests, the kitchen cooks for the room, not a crowd.
And if you’d like tonight’s salmon on the plate, the chef will happily put your own catch to good use.
Around the lodge
Naden Lodge hosts one small party at a time. Send your dates and party size and we’ll check the calendar.
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