"Finally, in terms of resting your head for the night, you can either get yourself a big tuft of moss for a pillow and snooze in the woods, OR check in to the Copper Beech House in Masset.You know I love a place with character and/or fish-shaped bowls on the table, so I was quite delighted with this guesthouse, which is owned by author Susan Musgrave. I didn’t get to meet her this time around, and seeing as how she is referred to as “the wild sea-witch of Canada’s northwest coast” in this bio, I feel that’s quite a shame."
~ Reb Stevenson on July 29, 2011 (rebstevenson.com)
"Our group of 8 is back in our urban evirons with Haida Gwaii resonating in our minds and bodies. A particular highlight for us was the wonderful hospitality we experienced at Copper Beech. Your "down to earth" way of hosting us was such a warm and memorable experience; the special dinner and breakfasts; the creatively decorated and oh so comfortable rooms; and the special touches were a feast to the eyes."
-Don Robertson, July 2011

"Unique. Luverly."
- Margaret Atwood on Twitter, February 2011.
“Thank you for the hospitality. My faith in people has been renewed.”
- Doug Weir, May 2011
“Dripping with character…”
-Brenda and Richard from Fort St. John, B.C., June 2010
“You now own the most important house in New Masset.”
- Christopher from Connecticut
- landscape architect of Martha Stewart’s gardens, July 2010
“The epitome of eclectic”
– Becky from Metchosin, B.C. July 2010
“I had such a good time at the Copper Beech House that I couldn't let go of my key, which I found in my pocket upon my return, and which is now in the mails via Canada Post, c/o Ms Sophie Reid, my new best friend.”
-Michael Turner, author of Hard Core Logo, August 2010
"A house of spiritual power - healing power"
-Iva, Muskeg Lake, Cree Nation, Saskatchewan |