Pet Friendly Hotels in British Columbia, Canada

Divya Sutra is the best hotel deal in town as far as rates and amenities. You won't find anything cheaper. You do get a lot for what you pay. My stay was during the off season and I found an even better deal online so I went ahead with the booking and was glad I did. I was hesitant after reading some negative reviews but have found nothing to really complain about. My room was clean and there was no sign of bed bugs anywhere. Before I moved in they cleaned the carpet thoroughly. Although the furniture was a bit dated, the beds were comfortable and the TV was huge with lots of channels. One thing to be aware of however is that the location is right in the middle of town and there is occasional traffic noise that some may find annoying. I got used to it right away and it honestly was not bad at all and my room was just a few floors up. The staff here are very friendly and very accommodating. There are two ice machines and two filtered water stations in the lobby which is awesome and it also looks like they are going to put a fancy coffee machine in the lobby as well. There's a sauna, hot tub, and pool and changing room and shower. The bar and grill is still closed which was a bit disappointing but there are many restaurants nearby. Overall, definitely a great place for both short and long stays.

We had a great stay. It’s clean and service was super.

Getting around is a breeze here, whether you're driving or using public transport. A skywalk connects directly to the Bridgeport SkyTrain Station, which means a quick 10-minute, 3-stop ride on the Canada Line to YVR Vancouver Airport, and just 20 minutes to downtown Vancouver. Bus route 620 to Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal (for ferries to Victoria) is right downstairs. You can also easily walk to the Richmond Night Market and the outlet mall, and major highways are close by for drivers. The hotel boasts a huge indoor parking lot with reasonable rates and even EV charging stations. Guests park on levels P2 and P3. The rooms are spacious, and the bedding is wonderfully soft. Higher-floor rooms offer stunning views of the Fraser River and the yacht marina, especially beautiful at night. If you're lucky, you might even get a free upgrade to a suite. Overall hygiene is excellent, with thorough daily housekeeping. Standard amenities include a mini-fridge, coffee machine, and bathrobes. Facilities are fantastic, featuring an indoor heated pool with a kids' water slide, a gym, spa, ******, Cantonese dim sum restaurant, Starbucks, and several other Chinese and Western restaurants. Located in the heart of Richmond, a major Chinese community, you'll find plenty of Asian supermarkets and Chinese restaurants nearby. Hotel prices here are generally lower than in downtown Vancouver, making it an ideal choice for car rentals upon arrival or airport layovers. However, since it's been open for several years, some lower-floor rooms show signs of age, with limited power outlets and average soundproofing. Being near the train tracks and flight path, you might occasionally hear airplane and train noise. **Smoke Smell Alert**: Smoke sometimes drifts from the adjacent ****** floor. If you're sensitive to smoke, prioritize higher-floor, non-smoking rooms. The dining options are a bit pricey for the quality; the breakfast buffet is expensive, and the fast food gets mixed reviews. You'll find better value eating at the many Chinese restaurants in Richmond. **Pro Tip**: When booking, request a high-floor, non-smoking room with a river view to avoid the lower-floor casino-adjacent rooms.

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, absolutely perfect for both shopping and transportation. Every Christmas, they host a charming Christmas gingerbread house display, which draws many visitors. During ski season, there's also a convenient paid shuttle service to and from Whistler. The only slight drawback was that the bed was a bit too soft and the pillows were quite low, but sleep comfort can be subjective. There's a Starbucks right downstairs, making breakfast very easy. The SkyTrain at Burrard Station is directly below the hotel, and you can walk to Vancouver City Centre Station in about five minutes. This line also goes straight to the airport, making travel very efficient.

I recently stayed at the Travelodge while my sister was in the Prince George hospital. The hotel is conveniently located near the hospital, with plenty of amenities in the vicinity. The breakfast is basic yet plentiful, providing us a quiet moment before heading to the hospital. The hotel has been newly renovated and is exceptionally clean. After my sister's passing, the staff were incredibly supportive in numerous ways. They also kindly waived the late checkout fee, allowing us to rest in our room before our evening flight. I would like to extend my gratitude to all the staff for their support and kindness during this difficult time.

Satisfied with the price. The facilities are old but compliant with the price.

Very good place to stay bed was very comfy and great price. East to get to

We stayed there for 3 nights, we got picked up from the airport for free, on level 3 departure. The shuttle runs approximately every half an hour. The room was on level 10. It's a modern and very clean room, that's what we like about. It's a little noisy sometimes from airplanes taking off, but it depends on the wind direction, sometimes we didn't get the noise. Capstan train station was the nearest to the hotel about 15 minutes walk. Price wise was reasonable for a Fourstar hotel, that's the reason why we liked this hotel.

Overall, it is a pleasant hotel for a short stay in downtown. Despite the Karma Lounge currently being under renovation, the hotel arranged a room dining service for breakfast as an alternative, which is acceptable and yummy. The hotel staff are helpful and kind. The location is close to down town, 5 to 10 minute walk to Robson Streetfor shopping, 1 block away has a supermarket and some nice reastieant eg The keg steak house.