Vancouver Hotels with Bars

My husband and I stayed overnight in Vancouver to see a hockey game. The hotel is close to many amazing restaurants within walking distance. It is also close to Rogers Stadium so that is always nice so we don’t have to pay for parking or cabs. The staff were amazing and accommodating as we’d asked to have a room with a balcony, which they were able to do. We had dinner out but had brunch in their restaurant which is on the 5th floor. The atmosphere was so magical, all decorated for Christmas but it was also warm and inviting. For whatever reason (maybe bcause it was a Tuesday morning) we were the only ones in the restaurant until half way through our brunch, then only one other couple shared the dining room with us. The food was INCREDIBLE and our server Lee was the sweetest most kind person I’ve ever meet. After our brunch we sat by the fireplace with our coffees, relaxing before our 12 pm checkout. It felt like we were in a Manhattan brownstone. We will definitely be coming back in the future and certainly will recommend this hotel to our friends. Staying at LHermitage was an oasis in the midst of a very hard 3 weeks of me just having lost my mom. Thank you 🎄❤️

The hotel isn't in a standalone building; it's located within a multi-purpose building that houses other facilities. The room was spacious, allowing for a very comfortable stay. While the access isn't exceptionally convenient, the bus service is excellent, so getting around was never an issue.

The hotel's location is superb. It's easy to go to several interesting spots around and also there are plenty of restaurants in a walking distance. The room size is quite large. It's very convenient for us to expand our luggages. All of the staff, we met, are super nice, polite, and very helpful. Overall experience we had here is very positive.

nice building, great history, staff was nice and accommodating. However I was not impressed the political PRIDE flag flying out front. In fact I made a point of phone ahead to ask if it was taken down given that pride celibrations were over, I was told there would be no pride flag. I don't hate anyone, I have *** friends and acquaintances, but they are normal *** people who don't act talk or dress weird, they don't fly pride crap, in fact they are just as offended as I and others are bc it marginalizes being *** and targets children and mentally challenged people, which like Tumbler Ridge, are turned into fanatics. Its just when I'm on vacation, spending $600 a night for a little room, the last thing I want to deal with is political BS, especially when I'm about to dine, which turned me off from dinning in the hotel restaurant. I feel betrayed, with a portion of our holiday ruined. I won't be staying at the this Fairmont or any others until things change, and I suggest you find somewhere else to send them a message. speaking with your pocket book is powerful way to get the message across. Legal action is too, but at this point I'm hoping they'll understand how offensive and controversial the situation is and do the right thing. personally, I wouldn't have mind if they put it up for the week of pride dt, but to slap people of faith and morals in the face with that crap is unacceptable. Management was not appoligenic,

I requested good view room and staff helped upgrade me to King room! Though I can’t see much as it’s the 7th floor, but I enjoyed it a lot. Though the street ambient still being to hear, the area is still peaceful and I can sleep soundly. As the bed itself is far from the hallway, so I heard no noise within the hotel. Full amenities including slippers, bottled water and milk. Smart hotel, since the elevator to many equipments in room. For example, the heated floor in the bathroom or the tablet near the bed that you can browse hotels services and set an alarm. One thing I feel a bit strange is the bed size versus the flush toilet size. I am 158 cm tall, and there wasn't much space left between my feet and the end of the bed. Yet, the toilet was so high that I had to tiptoe while sitting. However, overall is great. Staff and services are all great. Convenient to everywhere with safer environment comparing to other areas. I’m very satisfied with my stay.

Great hotel but I felt overpriced, not a great security place as well. A lot of better options in Vancouver with better price. I think I arrived during a game event or something so there are a lot of people from outside sitting in the lobby, running around and they r not even staying in that hotel.No privacy and those people occupied all the seats/sofa in the lobby for 3-4 hrs. The next day the hotel took away all the seats out of nowhere. Such a weird thing

Review hotel We recently stayed at the Century Plaza Hotel in Vancouver and had a great experience. The hotel's location is very convenient, situated right in the downtown Vancouver. It made exploring the city and accessing public transportation very easy. Our room was spacious, big space, clean, and well-appointed with a kitchen. The bed was extremely comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. We also appreciated the thoughtful touches like complimentary coffee and tea. The staff at Century Plaza were always friendly, helpful, and ready to assist with any requests, which enhanced our stay even further. One of the highlights was the on-site restaurant C|Prime, which served delicious Italian meals with a good variety of options. Overall, our stay at Century Plaza Hotel was fantastic. We will definitely return on our next trip to the city!

The room was spacious, and the hotel is about an 8-10 minute walk from the station, which makes getting to and from the airport on the Canada Line very convenient. The room was clean, and the front desk staff were friendly and enthusiastic.

Just like its sister property (Seymour), this hostel boasts an excellent downtown location—less than a 5-minute walk from Waterfront Station and only 200 meters from the iconic Gastown Steam Clock. Potential guests should note that two resident cats roam the first floor and the kitchen area. The hostel is spotlessly clean, with staff continuously maintaining it throughout the day. While the common room and kitchen are spacious and bright, my 8-bed dorm was small and dark. The beds are comfortable and some feature privacy curtains, though they lack personal reading lamps or power outlets. Be forewarned: rooms, especially those facing the bar side, are incredibly noisy, with loud music blasting until 2 AM, particularly on weekends.

I had a great experience at The Cambie Hostel Seymour. The location is excellent and very convenient for exploring Vancouver. The hostel was clean, comfortable, and well-managed. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist whenever needed. The facilities met my expectations, and I felt safe throughout my stay. As a solo traveler, I found the atmosphere warm, welcoming, and enjoyable. One of the best things about this hostel is its convenient location near Waterfront Station. It was very easy to travel from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to the hostel using public transportation, as Waterfront Station is the last stop on the Canada Line, and the hostel is only a short walk away. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would happily stay here again and recommend it to other travelers.