Hotels near 39 Service Battalion (12 Company) Richmond in Richmond

Hotel location is very good, the room is very clean, the environment is quiet and comfortable, the price is super high.

It was a very good location. Just a little bit noisy. If you are in the front part of the hotel as its facing the highway. I would recommend to ask for the rooms at the back. Bedding was clean. The room was clean. No odour. A very good economical price hotel. The room setup It's like a motel, As you come in from outside. Hotel has very nice night lighting. Overall, it is a good price hotel.

The location is superior and the transportation is convenient. The hotel facilities are complete. The room is clean and tidy with one bedroom and one living room. The best thing is the scenery outside the window. It is very comfortable to stay. Personally, I think the price/performance ratio is quite high.

Stayed here one night before heading to the airport early the next morning. The location is great and did the job perfectly being only a 10 minute drive to the airport. There are also plenty of places to get food nearby, I’d highly recommend Thai House. The area around the hotel really feels like you’ve gone to Asia without having gone on a flight. From the outside the hotel looks like nothing special but it so much nicer inside. Parking was a bit of a headache as the additional multi story car park has no lifts but we eventually found a space outside the front entrance in the parking area there. We got upgraded to a one bed suite which was surprisingly nice. Something that may be an issue for others is that the bathroom is more like a hallway between the living area and bedroom which only has two sliding doors to close off. If someone is in the bathroom and you are in either room it’s a bit awkward. The rest of the suite was nice with a comfortable sofa, big tv and decent bed. The hotel was pretty quiet when we checked in and was not bad over night. The only noise was from the main road so I’d bring earplugs. The next morning when we went to check out it was super busy even at 6am as huge groups had just arrived with hundreds of suitcases! If we had been staying more than one night I’d have checked out the pool but we did not have time. All in all it was a good stay and did the job perfectly.

Opened in 2024, the Vancouver airport bnb is a great accommodation choice in Richmond.Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 3km from Richmond- Brighouse and 8km from Vancouver International Airport. This hotel is located near many of Richmond's attractions including Minoru Park, Richmond Olympic Oval and Garry Point Park.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. This Richmond hotel provides parking on site.

Hotel located near the metro and McDonalds, just opposite there is a mall and a chinese/international supermarket. There are also many restaurants in walking distance. The lobby, gym, and room are a little old but overall quite clean. Best part of the stay was the bed - super soft and comfortable! However, there wasn’t any amenities such as toothbrush, comb, or facial puffs (there wasn’t any in the room and we brought our own anyway so we didn’t ask for it). Hotel shuttle from the airport was late (we had to use the free call booth) but the departure to the airport was okay.

The hotel is clean and tidy, and the attitude of the staff is very good. My English is not very good. I met a very good Chinese-speaking lady who helped me print documents and book a car. She also told me what software can be used for Chinese food delivery, fast food around, and daily As expected, there are Chinese supermarkets and Italian restaurants, which are very convenient. If you are willing to walk, it is also close to the Chinese district. There are many Chinese restaurants, and it is also very close to the airport. It is a good recommendation for transiting from Vancouver. Five-star recommendation!

Very good, very new, clean and quiet, more comfortable than many 5-star hotels, the proprietress is warm and friendly. We were very lucky to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom when we first arrived, so beautiful. I stayed here for ten days and was very relaxed and happy. I will stay here again next time I come to Vancouver.

Quick check in/out process, helpful staff at the front desk. Close to the airport.

Ah, the Panda Pod Hotel! Marketed as the first capsule hotel in the Greater Vancouver Area (GVA), this relatively new establishment seeks to provide “modern and affordable” accommodation in the GVA. The Panda Pod, which opened in late April 2019, takes its influence from the pod hotels of Asia. When you check in, you’re given access to a total of three lockers for your personal belongings: A shoe locker, a locker for your backpack (if you have one), and a locker for your carry-on baggage. The gracious Panda Pod staff will also store one piece of standard-sized luggage free of charge, but anything beyond that will cost a very reasonable $5 for each additional item. My journey to the Panda Pod was kind of interesting. I was gearing up for some business meetings in Vancouver and, as usual, was a bit late on the draw in booking a hotel room. All of my typical haunts were fully booked, so I tried other hotels in the GVA, including those in Burnaby, Coquitlam, North Vancouver, Vancouver-proper and Richmond. Everything was totally booked – including the crappy Richmond Travelodge (see my earlier review on this site) – except for a couple of the Fairmont properties. And given that we were still in Vancouver’s “summer” season, the rates at the Fairmont hotels were nothing short of outlandish (between $800 to $1200 PER NIGHT). Then it dawned on me: “Hey! I remember reading something about a pod hotel opening . . .” So, I looked up the Panda Pod and noted, 1) There was availability for the night I needed; and, 2) The rate was practically unbeatable @ $65 + tax. Really, when it comes to value for money, this is where the Panda Pod shines: If you’re looking for a clean, friendly and safe place to stay, you can’t beat these prices . . . especially during “summer” season rates. [Of course, I subsequently found out why virtually every hotel was booked. It just so happened that during my meetings, the UBCM was holding their annual conference AND Elton John was visiting Vancouver as part of his world tour. I’m sure it was just a coincidence that the UBCM was meeting at this time ;) ] In any event, I guess what I’m saying is as long as you know what the Panda Pod Hotel is then you should be most satisfied with what you get: It’s not a hotel in the traditional sense; that is, you don’t get a private room, nor is there an on-site restaurant. Thanks to the unique pod structure you get what are essentially shared accommodations, split by gender (male and female). Each individual pod has a fairly comfortable mattress to sleep on; a foldable “desk” (and I use that term generously); hooks to hang items like a coat or hat; and a pull-down screen over the pod entrance for privacy. The hotel also features a shared lounge (with vending machine), washroom facilities and showers. In short, the Panda Pod isn’t fancy, but it’s cozy and functional. I appreciate that they don’t gouge your wallet here, unlike pretty much every other accommodation in the GVA. I should bri