Enjoy the bright and airy common room at Tenth Street
Tenth Street Student Housing is in a beautiful Nelson location.
Kitchen facilities are available for your convenience.
Book a simple, clean and affordable room with Selkirk College.
Visit beautiful Nelson, BC and stay with Selkirk College.
Summer Stay at Tenth Street in Nelson
Tenth Street Housing Amenities
Guests will enjoy clean, attractive, comfortable facilities including free laundry, free WIFI, TV lounge, computers and games room with pool table, table tennis and foosball. Parking is free and readily available and many rooms have private outside access.
Bed linens and fresh towels provided.
From June 1 to August 15 each summer, guests may choose between:
Rates
From $40 per night. Rates are subject to applicable taxes. One night room deposit required.
We welcome individuals and groups for both short and long-term stays.
Group rates require 10 people or more.
Check-in starting at 3 pm.
Reservations, Contact and Directions
Reservations are recommended. Fill in our ONLINE BOOKING FORM. We will contact you shortly to confirm your booking, arrival time, and to secure payment. Please have your credit card at hand
- Phone: 250.505.1393
- Email: tenthstreethousing@selkirk.ca
- Address: 820 Tenth Street, Nelson, BC V1L 3C7
- Directions on Google Maps
Beautiful Nelson, BC
Nestled in the picturesque Selkirk Mountains overlooking the beautiful West Arm of Kootenay Lake, Tenth Street Student Housing is literally minutes away from The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Walking/Biking trail. While housing is secluded from traffic it is within walking distance of the lake, parks, recreational facilities, hospital & shopping. There are also incredible opportunities for fishing, swimming, canoeing, sailing, kayaking and mountain or rock climbing. The area is a golfing paradise with many gorgeous mountain courses to choose from.
Historic Baker Street in downtown Nelson boasts a unique shopping experience, wonderful restaurants and coffee shops providing a cultural culinary experience. Nelson has been dubbed the "best little arts town in Canada" and it lives up to its name. Take a walk downtown and you’ll be treated to an eclectic mix of local artisans, crafters and buskers displaying their talents or take a ride along lake on the fully restored Streetcar #23. Additionally you’ll discover some of the world’s finest mountain biking and hiking experiences.