Traveling to Canada? Find Vancouver (BC) hotels

Frankly to say, I have traveled to Vancouver so many times and stayed in so many different hotels. Atrium of course can't compare with higher class 5 stars hotels....but as value for money, Atrium tops them all! Very good booking price vs good services, clean room, breakfast and underground very secured parkings. I will pretty sure I will book Atrium again for next travel!

We took Snowbus from Whistler to Vancouver, which stopped at the hotel. Very central location, with Burrard Skytrain Station right in front as well. Close to Robson Street, Pacific Centre, Hudson Bay, etc. Stayed in several hotels in Vancouver before, and can confidently say that the Hyatt is in an unbeatable location. We had connecting rooms at 1211 and 1212. One of the rooms was a corner room which was very spacious. The rooms were modern and nicely refurbished. If there're good promotional rates again, we'll certainly return.

Me and my son's first trip to Vancouver. My husband took us there for New Year's Celebration. Hotel is fantastic with great breakfast. The room is very clean. It has comfortable 2 queen beds with lots of soft and comfy pillows. We had an amazing view of the water, mountains and some part of the other city. The best part was, we had the view for the Fireworks. But the only thing is missing is a bedroom sleepers which I guess not expensive to offer to a guests who paid $1300 for only 3 nights. I would recommend this hotel to traveller who won't bring a car . Restaurants and shops are accesscible even the food court has an access from the hotel.

I'm almost afraid to write a great review because the next time I'm in Vancouver I'm booking here and I don't want this place to start getting expensive or too popular. The hotel staff kindly upgraded us to a suite on the 24th floor during check-in. The suite was newly renovated and had a 5-star feel, yet I paid about $130 total per night after tax. You can't do better than that in downtown Vancouver, trust me. Hostels will still run you $100 before tax, and the next level-up hotel called Blue Horizon ($150+tax) isn't even better than Century. Trust me, I did hotel research for months before finally choosing to book with Century.

My husband and I booked a last minute trip to Vancouver and were having a hard time finding an affordable hotel that would be reasonably far from the city center. We went with the Comfort Inn in North Vancouver and were pleased with the accommodations. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The room, as well as the hotel itself, is a bit old, but the room was clean and had everything that we needed. There is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, so we were able to easily use public transportation for most of our travel throughout the area.

Fantastic property, amazing staff, gorgeous rooms, all you could want. Normally stay at the four seasons in Vancouver but this stay literally "trumped" it.

Best Western is located in West end near the English bay. Since Vancouver downtown is pretty small and covered by a great transportation. Getting into the hotel from the train station was pretty easy with skytrain or bus. The hotel building is an old one with an elevator looks like the 80s but the room is pretty homey. Nice room amenities, great mattras and many goose down pillows. It remains my bed back home. My room has a partial view of English bay. Great panaromic view of sun dawn on the evening and big ships in the morning. The hotes is on a central location closed to park and beach, so it is very comforting not too downtonwny. The only thing concerns me was the price. LOL. since hotel in Vancouver area is very expensive. USD 120++ and up. But overall the hotel is very recommended. even my high-end friends who joined the last couple days gave two thumbs up.

After a long Summer having visitors in Seattle, we decided to spend our anniversary weekend away. After deciding Vancouver was the spot I decided it was going to be a decadent weekend and opted for the club level room. Which was a great decision, the continental breakfast was actually very good and it was nice to start the day off with the view from the 25th floor. There was one minor hiccup in the reservation communication where we our Club Level King with a View ended up being a 5th level king. That being said, we showed the check-in clerk the reservation email and they honored it and apologized for the confusion. The room was huge, the bed comfy and the views breathtaking. If we're ever looking for a romantic getaway weekend we'll probably opt for a cheaper stay but hopefully with the Wall Centre.

We picked this hotel because it was walking distance from the Waterfront train station. Arriving from the airport by train allowed us to avoid the traffic on the freeways coming into town. Fast, easy, friendly check in allowed us to start exploring Vancouver right away. The only issue was the amount of homeless/drug user/vagrants in the surrounding neighborhoods, but they pretty much kept to themselves. Inside the hotel there were all the amenities that one would expect from a well run establishment. Breakfast was included and the room was spacious enough for us to spread out.

This is the tallest and newest hotel in Vancouver and is fitted out to an exceptional stadard throughout.The rooms are really spacious and the ensuites have to be seen to be believed.Our package included b/fast which was a full menu in the hotel signature restaurant and again was very good.The only flaw we found was the reception area had only room for one check-in desk and a group of 8 arrived just before us meaning a long wait after a long journey-but the rest was just perfect,including location.

I have booked Loden Vancouver for my friend visiting from Hong Kong for 1 week. Upon her arrival she expressed how impressed she is over her last year's stay at Four Seasons. I also booked to stayed for 2 nights to be close to my friend and have found the hotel to offer great quality. Location is close to Coal Harbour and near trendy Yaletown and historic Gastown while in the middle of vancouver's business district. Overall great value and a best kept secret in Vancouver. Great job to all the staff and a special mention of Emma at the Front Desk!! thank you all for making my friend's visit a memorable one!

The location was great, just a short 5-7 minute walk to the port. Restaurants / shops were in close walking proximity. The staff was very friendly and helpful in navigating around the city. The rooms were very clean and the property is well maintained. Would definitely stay here again when visiting Vancouver.

We stayed at Moda for 3 nights. We found the hotel easily when driving into the city and it was very handy to have on street parking outside to be able to drop our bags before returning our hire car to a car park drop off further up Seymour street. The room was ready even though it was well before check in and the staff were very friendly and welcoming at check in. The room adaquate but found a lack of floor space to open two large suitcases but it’s a city centre hotel so it is to be expected and we worked around it. Our room overlooked the busy Seymour street but the traffic did not disturb us even with the window open. A great coffee maker and a fridge in the room which was clean and very comfy. The hotel was in a great position to get to Granville street, Robson street for shopping and a short walk to Gastown. Happy to stay again if ever back in Vancouver.

Overall, our stay at the best western chateau on Granville street, Vancouver, was great. We were out there for my sisters stagette party and had booked 2 rooms. We were very happy that our 2 rooms were adjacent to eachother. The front staff was very friendly and although there was a big line up in front of us, they moved very quickly, without leaving anything out. Our room was very clean and organized and We would definately stay there again.

It was our first time to Vancouver and we had no idea where to stay but we lucked out when we found the Burrard. It has recently had a facelift and has a mid century modern/ hipster vibe now. From the postcards instead of hotel binder to the silver ottomans and acrylic tables and charming signage with eco friendly tips we couldn't have loved it more. The location is smack dab in the middle of downtown and we were able to walk easily with out luggage from the downtown hotel buss drop off and to the skytrain station to the airport . Chinatown and the science center were easy walks and there are free bikes available that made exploring Stanley park and Granville Island easy. The free North American phone calls were a lovely surprise and we followed their advice and "called our moms". I realize that I am gushing but this was my favorite hotel, ever. Well done Burrard.

Damn good; very good location, fine staff and facilities (although we had little time to avail ourselves of them). We found it while searching for a hotel for our first Vancouver visit. So many in the same area and for reasons I can no longer recall, we selected the Coast Coal Harbour. Next visit, whenever that may be we will come back SR

The hotel is located in the north side of Vancouver, which is a bit of a distance from downtown Vancouver but very close to the suspension bridge. There is a bus stop nearby.

The room was very clean and comfortable. Complimentary tea, coffee and juices were available in the lobby. Staff were helpful and polite and parking was free on site while spaces were available. The location was perfect for us, close to Pacific Station, but may none as convenient for other travellers. There are good bus links within easy walking distance however. The hotel was relatively pricey, but this seems the norm for Vancouver. We would return

If you're looking for a place to sleep with a great location and price this is the place. Clean room comfy pillows but mattress was a bit hard. Didn't have any trouble sleeping during the day even with the construction next door.

Our room was ready, clean, welcoming. The Westin is located on the water, so you can watch the boats from your balcony. There is a "hop on hop off" trolley stop at the hotel, as well as an inner city bus stop within walking distance. There are many restaurants in the neighborhood, with a wide array of ethnic food choices. It is also within walking distance to the best shopping district in Vancouver.

This hotel is located in a nice neighbourhood, filled with great restaurants and shops, and only a short walk from the Canada Line train. The hotel room we stayed in was comfy and clean, and the staff who checked us in were really helpful and pleasant. Definitely would stay here again if visiting Vancouver.

We booked two rooms for a total of seven people at this property as part of an Alaskan Cruise. Oor plan was to have over 24 family members from around the world meet in Vancouver before boarding a cruise through the inside passage. While many of our group chose to stay in the (far) more expensive properties around Canada Place Harbour,we used our Agoda Points to book this lovely hotel. Our arrival and check in was seamless and easy, the staff were excellent and the rooms comfortable. Loved the choice of restaurants available nearby and there was even convenient shopping centres for last minute forgotten items.

When we first realised the Holiday Inn North Vancouver was so far out of town we were concerned but we soon discovered that great value and frequent public transport was available right at the gate, coming and going. The room and fcilities were excellent. a bonus for us over 60s was the special "60s and more' breakfast and dinner meals menu which discouraged us from trekking into town after a busy day. Superb pool and spa, great laundry facilities.

The staff there , especially a young man named Genesis were Exceptional . Our first time to Vancouver and to Canada . We stayed there a Couple of Days after a cruise to Alaska . It was my Wife’s Birthday and they Made It Very Special for her. Vancouver is a Very Friendly, and and Safe City . It has some of the most beautiful parks we have ever seen. Genesis helped us so much to get to experience some of the Wonderful Attractions there . Would Highly recommend this Hotel for any stay in Vancouver. Ask If Genesis is working . Mike From Tennessee

Location of the hotel is great. It's an access to shopping centers and no need to ride a vehicle. we can just walk and take our time going to international shopping malls. I really like the rooms. The resto staff were very friendly. We love the service and the foods. Coffee is great. Surely, we had a place to stay when we go back to Vancouver.

Room is spotless, always a Hilton trademark, near the BC place, along Robson street which has different food options to choose from. Has breakfast and free shuttle service within downtown, but mostly accessible bu foot. too bad we only stayed for a night but we greatly enjoyed our stay.

I have Platinum Status with Marriott+Starwood. Didn't feel acknowledged by front desk or anyone else. The hotel does not have a feel of hospitality. The good thing is the Lounge on 25th floor. It was a good experience with good food and service. There are probably much better hotels in the area.

the hotel is perfectly situated at the corner of nelson st and granville st, right in the center of vancouver downtown, with great restos, shops and public transport access as soon as you leave the hotel. the staff is quite young (likely early 20s) but very professional, welcoming and knowledgeable of the different ways to get to different sites throughout vancouver. the rooms per se are smaller than i would have expected but are very clean and very well equipped ( plasma tv above bed, radio/stereo with ipod dock, iron and board, etc). the continental breakfast is pretty basic ( waffles, bagles, cereals, coffe/tea, and a few fruits ( that's where i say its pretty basic: i would have greatly appreciated a bigger and diverse fruit bar). apparently there's also a gym but didnt use it. overall a great stay and recommend it!