Vancouver Hotels & Hostels (127)

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This older hotel doesn't enjoy the most salubrious location but its cheap and cheerful rooms offer some of the best deals on the edge of downtown. You'll have to pick your way past the city's poo…

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One of Canada's largest HI hostels, this place is all about the locale. You'll likely spend most of your time on or near the beach - although if it's raining, you can hop on a bus and be downtown…

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A unique budget option combining small rooms with an excellent central location, the St Clair is a surprising, nautical-themed sleepover that's popular with backpackers looking for a little more …

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A party atmosphere reigns at this youthful, brightly-colored hostel. Don't come here if you're looking for zen-like calm - the Samesun perfectly reflects the loud and boisterous Granville Street …

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In the thick of Granville St's clubs, pubs and restaurants' zone, the city's main HI hostel occupies a large former hotel. The building still enjoys many of the benefits of its past incarnation a…

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The quietest of Vancouver's three HI hostels, the 'downtown' branch is actually in the West End, a short walk from the center of all the action. It's a friendly, if slightly institutionalized, sl…

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One of North America's best Ys. This popular downtown property is a cost-saving alternative for everyone and anyone seeking hotel-type accommodations for hostel-type prices, with discounts for se…

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It's not quite grand (actually it's not even close) but it's hard to fault the rates at this well-located property that's a step up from the usual budget/backpacker option. It's like a hotel that…

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A true hidden gem that spreads its success via word-of-mouth, this smashing downtown guesthouse is a real home-away-from-home treat. A great welcome from your hosts is combined with cozy rooms an…

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Basic, comfortable and well-located, this no-frills downtown motel offers good off-season deals and is strolling distance to just about everything. Free parking is a big plus, along with complime…

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The North Shore's best hotel, this boutique property is ideal for travelers who want easy access to downtown as well as proximity to some of the city's closest natural attractions. A room with a…

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The Riv is another of Robson St's many converted apartment buildings, on a par with the nearby Robsonstrasse and Greenbrier hotels. Rooms are cheaply furnished, but have full kitchens, balconies,…

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Its painted brick exterior and flowery window boxes makes this the prettiest heritage hotel in the area. But if real beauty starts from within, then the carefully renovated and undeniably charmin…

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While its lobby may remind you of a shopping mall and its tower block visage is unlikely to appear on many postcards, the Empire Landmark is a large, well-located hotel with reliable midrange sta…

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Lively interiors, jazzy room designs and a friendly, detail-oriented front desk. The Comfort Inn Downtown is the hotel chain's successful entry into the boutique market at a price that suits most…

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Well-located for all the Granville St party action, the old Dufferin hotel building has been reinvented with a contemporary makeover and a raft of on-site extras, including a restaurant, wine bar…

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Similar to the nearby Robsonstrasse, Riviera and Tropicana, the Greenbrier has been transformed from an apartment building into a hotel offering mostly one-bedroom suites with kitchenettes and ha…

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An older good-value suite hotel with money-saving kitchenettes, the Tropicana is a simple but well-run option for those who don't require their vacation accommodations to be stuffed with decadent…

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Formerly just a standard older hotel in a good location, the St Regis has been utterly transformed into a slick, high-end boutique sleepover. Expect mod flourishes in the rooms, artworks in the c…

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A good-value suite hotel with decent sized rooms and many handy amenities. What's more, the Sunset Inn is sitting pretty near the Robson St shopping action, popular Sunset Beach and the bustling …

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This well-located tower block sleepover offers standard business hotel rooms but comes with unexpected extras like a popular on-site spa and a subterranean comedy club, both of which appeal to lo…

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Sleek and comfortable, the Blue Horizon offers good value, high-quality services and balconies for everyone, with great views across Vancouver from the top floors. And if that's not enough, it ha…

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This chi chi boutique property has a swish, modern take on style that includes a kaleidoscope of sophisticated touches for discerning travelers. It's also right in the heart of downtown for those…

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This concrete tower block hotel is a short hop from the downtown core but its comfortable, even spacious, rooms are worth it. Try for a view room so you can look out at the North Shore mountains …

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Built in 1912, the Sylvia is a Vancouver heritage landmark and an affectionate favorite of many travelers to the city. The rooms are comfortable rather than decadent but the prices are good, the …

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A luxe, superbly-located boutique sleepover, the 2009-opened L'Hermitage offers a contemporary chic approach with a dash of mod European élan. The larger suites have full kitchens. You'll be temp…

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The European-style Georgian Court offers fabulous service in the center of the entertainment district. It's the kind of place where a grandfather clock chimes away in the lobby and bow-tied staff…

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This urban hipster has an eye-popping color scheme, a love of artistic flourishes and a palette of high-quality services that puts it a cut above many of the city's finest. Pets are more than wel…

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This stylish twin-towered high-rise offers an elegant spin on the usual giant business hotel with natty flourishes and great add-on service regarded as standard features. If you prefer to lock yo…

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One of Vancouver's favorite top-end hotels, the Opus has taken on the principle of 'less is more…but more is more as well' - there's less clutter but more color; and less forced character but mor…

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Vancouver's self-described 'art hotel' is a graceful cut above the other properties crowding this end of Robson St. It attracts a grown-up gaggle of sophisticates and business travelers with its …

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Hugging the waterfront at the tip of Granville Island, it's easy to forget you're in the heart of the city at this calming 85-room boutique property, characterised by a warm laid-back West Coast …

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Despite the rising skyline, the Hotel Vancouver remains a city landmark recognisable by its gabled, green copper roof. One of the most famous hotels in Vancouver, if not Canada, it offers all the…

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High-quality amenities abound at this landmark Vancouver hotel but it's the location that brings the visitors back year after year. Hugging the seawall and surrounded by the bobbing boats of the …

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This giant 504-room waterfront hotel offers luxury accommodations, superior facilities and some of the best views of the surrounding BC landscape from its floor-to-ceiling windows. It's popular w…

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It's all about the details at this luxurious downtown gem that combines European elegance with a North American flair for good service. Located right in the heart of the downtown core, the hustle…

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Perfectly located on a quiet downtown side street, the urban chic Loden is at the top of Vancouver's recent boutique hotel renaissance. Expect excellent but discreet service, swish mod interiors …

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Occupying the lower floors of Vancouver's tallest building, the Shangri-La is the first North American outlet of Asia's famed top-end hotel chain. Expect second-to-none service as well as deluxe …

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If you're looking for a reliable, well-located downtown hotel, it's hard to beat the solid standards and friendly approach of this Canadian chain property. The rooms have a dependable, business-h…

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Pender Lodge is located in downtown Vancouver which is close to all the public transits, like Bus depot, Train station, Skytrain, sea bus.

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