3-Star Hotels in Vancouver

We had an excellent stay. The property is brand new, everything’s clean and very well maintained. The unit was spacious, modern and neat, all great. Staff were all great, easy communication and willingness to help at anytime. The property also features a gym which we haven’t had time to try but I’m sure it’s lovely. Would def recommend! While this didn’t impact the quality of our stay, feedback to housekeeping would be to have hangers in the bathroom (not much space to hang towels) and to provide milk and water to guests on arrival. The property does a great job with extending complimentary coffee beans for an experience but with no milk it’s a bit too strong for non-regular coffee drinkers.

We stayed here for 25 nights during a business trip, and overall it was a very satisfying experience! May was warm and thoughtful, which made my stay comfortable and easy. The neighborhood was quiet, clean and cozy , and felt very safe, with friendly surroundings. There are also restaurants and cafes within a short walking distance, making it very convenient for daily living. I would definitely recommend this place for long-term stays!🖤

The hotel is next to Stanley Park and English bay p. The location is excellent. Going out to see the sea. There is a paid parking space. The price is reasonable and convenient. Although it is a century-old store, there is no modern feeling, but the service is good, the room is spacious and the staff is warm and thoughtful. The restaurant on the first floor is not available on weekends. The seat is a small regret

The hotel is conveniently located, just a 30-minute SkyTrain ride from Vancouver Airport to Vancouver City Centre, followed by a 4-5 minute walk. Alternatively, an Uber takes about 20 minutes. It's also excellent for exploring, with waterfront restaurants and shopping just a 5-10 minute walk away. The building itself has an older charm and is on the smaller side. Its heavy entrance door is always manned by a doorman. While the intersection immediately next to the hotel didn't feel particularly safe, the hotel's security measures appeared very solid, which was reassuring. Despite having only one elevator, we didn't experience any inconvenience. Our room was spacious and spotlessly clean, as were the bathroom facilities. L'Occitane toiletries were a nice touch, though we were disappointed by the absence of a refrigerator. A minor concern was the lack of sheer curtains on the windows, which raised slight privacy worries from surrounding buildings. The front desk staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The hotel also boasts an attached steakhouse and bakery. For breakfast, guests can choose from three menu options, served in the underground restaurant.

We had room 307 which had a living room, microwave and garden area to sit outside - all for one of the lowest rates of hotels we were looking for downtown! Very happy with our room, the hotel and its location! Highly recommended. It was easy to use Lyft from the airport. There were lots of shops and restuarants and cafes nearby, even great grocery stores. While there are many homeless people around Vancouver, we never felt unsafe - it's really OK, and this hotel is in a perfect location.

While the room is a bit dated, the room is spacious and fitted with all basic and necessary electrical appliances. The location of the hotel is good and convenient (with supermarkets and convenience stores nearby).

The hotel's location is excellent, close to Gulin Island and the city center, making it convenient for getting around. The front desk offers Chinese-speaking service, and our stay was very pleasant. We even extended our stay in the same room.

The Reception staff were very friendly, courteous and helpful. They are usually pro-active whenever approached for any assistance. The room amenities are good. I like its classy Kruguer coffee making machine with coffee capsules. So guests can have a coffee easily within their room. The hotel also has its own Wine Bar, Italian restaurant and wide-range Liquor shop. Within the vicinity of the hotel are 2 supermarkets selling bento food, pastries, sandwiches, fruits, etc. Nearby is Robson Street, the famous food street lined with restauranrs of different cuisines.

It's comparable to a budget hotel back home, but its strong point is the location. It's within walking distance to attractions like the Gastown Steam Clock. If you're on a short trip and not staying for long, this is a good option.

The staff were very helpful and welcoming upon arrival, always willing to assist with anything we needed. However, when we first entered our room, there was a very strong smell of paint. We were told it had just been painted, but the odor was so intense that staying there would likely have caused discomfort, so we requested a room change. They accommodated our request, although the only available option was a smaller unit. Another point worth noting is that Trip.com indicates the hotel accepts a cash deposit, but at check-in we were informed that only card payments were allowed, which was inconvenient. Additionally, the room had some constant noises throughout the day and night — I couldn’t identify the source, and they continued even with the air conditioning turned off. There is also a vending machine right at the hotel entrance, but it was not working properly. I inserted money and did not receive the products; however, the front desk staff promptly assisted me and helped resolve the situation, which I appreciated. Aside from these issues, the hotel offers good value for the price, and the location is excellent, making it easy to get around and access nearby attractions.