Vancouver West End Hotels

Nice clean hotel in a lovely area of the city. Though, we booked a double room with a seaview, but upon arival at the hotel, they told us that only standard city view rooms were available. That was a bit disappointing. Also, cold insulation in the room wasn't good and heating system did not work properly. We asked the hotel staff if anything could be done, and they brought us a portable room heater, which saved the day. We had breakfast at the bar on the first floor and it was truly fantastic. Overall, the hotel was nice and we consider coming back in the future.

We loved this hotel. It was clean, the staff was friendly and very helpful. It is well located and walking distance to everything. There was an error from our third party booking agent, and the front staff looked into it, and called me up immediately to tell me it was rectified. Thank you.

The location of the hotel is very good, the transportation is convenient by car, there are many restaurants around, there are also Chinese restaurants, and the commercial street can be walked. It's also close to Chinatown, so it's no problem to walk and exercise back and forth. You can walk to the yacht marina for a leisurely walk near the hotel. The room is also very large, and many travel brochures can be collected for free at the front desk of the hotel. The disadvantage is that the air in the room is not circulated, there is a musty smell, the hygiene is average, the windows are closed, and fresh air cannot come in

Stayed there twice, 1st time had a disatisfactory experience with the reception staff, he was inexperienced and forgot things when we checked in and out, couldn't charge 1 of our cards AND also double charged our debit card instead of refunding the deposit when we left. Huge, but dated rooms but depends on your luck, some rooms are newer. Overall still ok. Nice view.

With a stay at Sonder at Revival in Vancouver (Central Vancouver), you'll be a 4-minute walk from English Bay Beach and within a 5-minute drive of Vancouver Waterfront. This upscale aparthotel is 1.3 mi (2.2 km) from Stanley Park and 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 66 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. 40-inch flat-screen televisions are provided, with digital programming available. Conveniences include microwaves and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on request.

Great budget hotel. Lots of reviews on Expedia hardly any on here so thought I would share here. Great location 2 min walk from English bay beach and Stanley park very close, main shopping streets close by and lots of restaurants to choose from. The staff in the hotel very helpful and knowledgeable. Rooms are clean and large, this is a no frills hotel but it you want to be centrally located to Stanley park Granville Island English bay etc and are not wanting to spend day and night in the hotel this is a great choice. Vancouver hotels are expensive so if it's all about the hotel facilities this is not the place for you but if you want a clean, centrally located base then this is great I would come back.

Breakfast is superb, not taste, is the location of the restaurant, directly to the sea, the taste is Western food order, very good, with a tip of less than one hundred people, feels cheaper than other hotels to buy meals. In addition, this hotel has no relationship with Zhang Aijia. The hotel is the English name of the daughter of the architect more than 100 years ago. Today, Zhang Aijia’s English name is the same as the hotel name. It can be said to be a misleading hotel reservation. However, this hotel is considered to be a famous hotel. The local foreigner also knows it, probably because one of the few hotels on the edge of English Beach, except for the old elevator, it is quite good. The bed was quite big and the room was quite big. There is a parking lot, there may be a charge, I don’t know if I have not paid the bill.

Stayed here for a week in December while working downtown. It was a mistake. Place is very run down and poorly maintained. Rooms were not clean at all, I complained to the front desk and to their credit they sent up housekeeping that day, but when I first checked in (I booked a Kitchen suite so I could cooks some meals) One of the top cupboards ion the Kitchen had pigeon feathers in it. Lets just say I did not cooking for the 5 days I was there!

We decided to go to Vancouver for Christmas and new year 2023 with my family. the snow had made it extremely difficult to get to Vancouver from Atlanta Ga and to connect in Toronto. WestJet lost my wife's ticket and even though she held the ticket to the plane, they would not let her in. so we got separated. my wife found only one ticket the next day so she insisted that I go so we can be actually together on Christmas. I took all the luggage and my passport and headed on to Vancouver. after 9 hours, including a 3-hour delay on the runway, I arrived at the hotel at 3 am. I can't tell you how miserable I felt.  I was sleep deprived, hungry, and emotional as I did not have my family on Christmas Eve and ETC. Nonetheless, I was happy to arrive at the hotel, so I can take a shower and order some food. I went to check in and showed my passport and it was all good until James asked for my credit card. I took my phone out to tap for accidentals since all my cards are on my apple pay. He said I have to have the actual card if I want to sleep there tonight. I told him we have fully paid through Expedia for 9 nights and my wife has the physical cards, but she'll be here in the morning. James said it was hotel policy and I can't even be on the property anymore. i asked to speak to the manager and he yelled at me ”I am the manager”. all of a sudden two security guys show up and I was speechless. these guys did not say a word. although I felt like they felt sorry for me.  I could not believe how we got escalated this far. So after 10 minutes of trying to reason with James, he agreed to let me sleep on a two-person couch in the basement lobby. they had good couches in the main lobby. but he said I have to be under his supervision. at 6 am he woke me up and I have to get up as guests were arriving. I told him I was one of his guests and he said we'll see. The next day, the day manager said hello and heard what happened. That was literally it. they all moved on. So to be clear, we had paid in full to a Forbes 5-star hotel, and this hotel treated us like nobodies because i did not carry a physical card at the time. I understand you have policies, but whatever happened to customer service? How much damage can I do? you cant have a 25-year-old guy in a black suit run your customer service department who lacks simple principles of customer service and understands the grey in black and white policies.  Honestly, this probably falls back on corporate's lack of training and lack of recruitment of top talent. I really hope that the brand manager reads this review and does something about it. 

A house in downtown Vancouver, British style, very warm. 1. There is free parking space. Behind the house, the butler will also give you the key to open the parking lot door. 2. The butlers are very enthusiastic. After introducing the related matters, they will also enthusiastically tell you some recommended restaurants of various cuisines, and in a ”dangerous” area in the east of downtown, where incidents of tailgating and asking for money are more likely to occur. It is recommended to go around Row. 3. The room is small but very cozy (see picture) 4. You need to bring your own toothpaste and toothbrush 5. There are slippers 6. Breakfast is made in the morning. You can eat some fruit, yogurt and muffin first. Guests staying together will also say morning 7. It’s okay to come back late at night, just keep quiet The overall experience is good, recommended