Vancouver Beach Hotels

1. Excellent location. Located on Granville Island, a famous leisure area in Vancouver, similar to 798, it is a transformation of an old industrial area. There are many restaurants and beverage shops, galleries and craft workshops. The most famous one is the public market, where agricultural products, food, and catering gather, and the crowds are surging. Living here is very convenient for strolling on the island. If you don't like the hustle and bustle, you can walk along the periphery of the island and enjoy the bay view. 2. The hotel's hygiene and service are quite satisfactory, and the star hotel standard. The facilities in the room are basically complete, and there is even a password safe. There is no kettle, which is a trouble for Chinese people who love to drink hot water. The sofa bed in our room is a bit old and easy to tilt, and the sofa spring is partially concave.

Very nice hotel. Staff were very nice. The rooms are clean and spacious. Location was good in the city. Charges on the mini bar to store your own items was a bit of a surprise. Maybe watch out for that. But there is notices to suggest which I skimmed over.

I parked the car In an indoor car park as advised by the hotel reception and want to pay the car park fee when check in. However, the reception asked me to pay the car park fee at the machine. The next day when I drive the car out after I pay the car park fee. I found two penalty ticket charging me 160 Canadian dollar. The hotel tell me that the car park is completely independent from the hotel and they can do nothing.

Great location, very convenient for getting around. The room was clean, cozy, and comfortable. I especially enjoyed the sea view from the high-floor balcony. Just a heads-up for drivers: the hotel parking is on the street behind the hotel, not directly in front on the main street. When navigating, after you pass the hotel's main entrance, take the first right at the traffic light, then another immediate right at the next intersection, and you'll see the parking entrance. After parking, head to the front desk to register your license plate and check in.

The hotel is located in a very nice location, we got a great view from our room. We were not very happy with the service though, as we arrived at the hotel, we weren’t greeted even though there were 3 people working at the valet nobody directed us where to park. I made eye contact with them but they just continued on chatting. Parking is also quite expensive ($45/ night for self-parking).

No breakfast, but there is coffee, it is very convenient to bring children, parking for 32 or so Canadian dollars a night, go out for a few minutes is a lively food street, the supermarket is also nearby, very close to the beach, go for a walk at night! I will go next time, if I bring my child! Yes, the highlight is the kitchen, everything is there, take the baby to the supermarket to buy the ingredients to roast a pizza to eat, the dish and the knife, the fork and the pot cup are more complete than my home, very good!

A great location where we could take a very leisurely walk to the beach every morning and evening. There are also some restaurants and supermarkets which we find very convenient during our stay.

Well located near Stanley park but bit of walk to harbour area for food, although smaller eaters are close by just not on water. Very clean, but despite air con unit room was very hot… was on sunny side of building. Could do with some machines for snacks and drinks. reception very nice and friendly