Top 10 The Acorn Hotels

The executive room is good. Clean, with new facilities. The Asian receptionists are a bit cold and mean. When checking in, I asked politely if there were any rooms on higher floors, but they said there were none, only one on the fifth floor. Later, they said the fifth floor was under renovation, so they would switch to the seventh floor. I don't know what standard they use to measure whether your requirements are met, but they can be dishonest if they want. When checking out, there was also an Asian man on the bill, and there was room service that was not for us, but it was crossed out after communication. When I left, I asked him for a bag with a mocking look on his face. The room is good, but the attitude is a bit pretentious and condescending. We are all Asian, so why bother?

Friends who choose this five-star hotel should lock your credit card for cardless transactions, otherwise the hotel will randomly deduct money from time to time. Haha, I paid a deposit of 300 when I checked in, and on the night of check-in, they deducted more than 480 Canadian dollars without informing the customer at 4 am. When I checked out, the hotel manager told me that there was no fee to pay on the bill. As a result, when I arrived at the airport and received the bank information, the hotel deducted 13 Canadian dollars without authorization. I didn't lock the door for a few minutes, and they deducted money from me. It's really unbelievable.

The room size is good, the bathroom layout is reasonable, the hotel corridor is brightly lit, the room decoration style is also quite fresh, but the breakfast is relatively simple, it is boring after eating too much for two days, the front desk service depends on the person, the Southeast Asian and North American locals I met are very enthusiastic, but the Chinese are hehe... The restaurant on the first floor is delicious and affordable. The other restaurant, Victor, is average, the food is mediocre, the price is quite expensive, and the cost performance is very low

Amazing! From the minute I exited my Uber upon arrival to the minute I left I felt the royal treatment. Everyone was super friendly and I could not fault anything. The L’Occitane amenities (may favourite) made me smile!

Cleanliness: Very clean Environment: Very convenient, upstairs from Burberry Service: Excellent, many staff speak Chinese, a top choice for Chinese travelers Across the street is Din Tai Fung and Kirin Dim Sum Tea 👍

Traveling during peak season and staying in a prime location, I can understand the higher cost, but the service was just mediocre. What's truly unacceptable is that it's been 20 days since I checked out, and my deposit still hasn't been refunded. I really hope Trip.com can help expedite this!

The hotel has good facilities and an outdoor heated swimming pool. I swam in the -5 degree weather and didn't feel cold. There is also an indoor hot spring pool, which is very special in the ice and snow. I booked a sea view room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Vancouver Harbor. The sea view is unmatched. But it should also be pointed out that the hotel's service is generally good, but there are also arrogance and even arrogance, which makes people uncomfortable.

The room smelled a little, the water pressure from the sink wasn't great, the room felt a bit small, there's no pool, the casino attracts questionable guests. Other than that, it was nice.

Exquisite business hotel, the room is relatively small, but clean and comfortable. The front desk is very efficient. Although my English communication is not good enough, they understand the guests' needs at once, which saves worry and effort. Overall, I am quite satisfied.

The location is super convenient! You can walk to Stanley Park, and it's just a few minutes' walk to the famous Robson Street, where you'll find plenty of options for dining and shopping. There's even a free shuttle to Capilano Bridge Park right around the corner, in front of the Hyatt Regency hotel, which is incredibly handy. There are tons of restaurants and cafes nearby, making this one of the best locations in downtown Vancouver. The service was also good, and the little handmade doll in the room was really cute – though it costs $40, which was a bit of a shame, haha. Check-in and check-out were both quick. The only downside is that the price isn't cheap, and it can be a bit unaffordable during peak season. But having experienced it once, it was definitely worth it.