Vancouver Hotels with Bars

Great hotel but I felt overpriced, not a great security place as well. A lot of better options in Vancouver with better price. I think I arrived during a game event or something so there are a lot of people from outside sitting in the lobby, running around and they r not even staying in that hotel.No privacy and those people occupied all the seats/sofa in the lobby for 3-4 hrs. The next day the hotel took away all the seats out of nowhere. Such a weird thing

We are family of 4 stayed in Deluxe King Suite with Harbour View, very happy with the location of the hotel. The room is spacious, and they have Nespresso coffee machine and electric kettle but they don’t provide any plates and spoons. We did groceries for breakfast and we needed spoons for yogurt and plates for fruits. There’re cherry blossoms trees and colorful chairs and many birds flying around just next to our hotel and we could see those beautiful view from our room. The parking garage is also spacious with easy access to the lobby. When we checked in, the reception staff told us that our booking was only for 2 adults and he wanted to charge us more for extra 2 kids but I showed him my booking is for 2 adults and 2 kids. He finally didn’t charge us more but they didn’t set up the sofa bed for our kids. And like others said, the sofa bed is not comfortable and too soft. We stayed with another friends (family of 3) and they gave us rooms in the same floor, and we hanged out everyday in our room especially when it rained whole day on the second day.

I requested good view room and staff helped upgrade me to King room! Though I can’t see much as it’s the 7th floor, but I enjoyed it a lot. Though the street ambient still being to hear, the area is still peaceful and I can sleep soundly. As the bed itself is far from the hallway, so I heard no noise within the hotel. Full amenities including slippers, bottled water and milk. Smart hotel, since the elevator to many equipments in room. For example, the heated floor in the bathroom or the tablet near the bed that you can browse hotels services and set an alarm. One thing I feel a bit strange is the bed size versus the flush toilet size. I am 158 cm tall, and there wasn't much space left between my feet and the end of the bed. Yet, the toilet was so high that I had to tiptoe while sitting. However, overall is great. Staff and services are all great. Convenient to everywhere with safer environment comparing to other areas. I’m very satisfied with my stay.

The room was spacious and well-equipped. Just a heads-up that hotels in North America typically don't provide slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, or bottled water. The hotel is centrally located, making it very convenient to get around. The Burrard SkyTrain station is right next door. Downstairs, you'll find a Starbucks, McDonald's, and Tim Hortons. Canada Place and Gastown's Steam Clock are within walking distance, and the bus stop for Stanley Park is also very close by. If you need bottled water, you can buy it at IGA; we got two 1.5L bottles for $4. However, it's important to be extra vigilant about people in the downtown area. If you see someone acting strangely, be aware and maintain your distance. We had a strange person ask us for money while ordering at Tim Hortons, and we also saw a homeless person sleeping outside McDonald's.

The Pan Pacific Vancouver boasts an exceptional location right on the waterfront, offering stunning harbor views and attentive service. Its convenient access and picturesque setting, coupled with excellent service, make it a top choice.

The room is big and spacious . Bed and pillows are comfortable. The kitchen is a big plus for us since we stayed for 3 nights. It is in a good location, near the bus stop and within walking distance to all good restaurants. The only downside is it’s near the hospital so ambulance sirens can be bothersome. Otherwise, it was a good and pleasant stay.

Let's start with the positives: the bedding is very comfortable, and the amenities are complete. The housekeepers are thorough, and they even prepared the bed for me in the evening. When they saw I had bought yogurt, they proactively offered a can of ice. The surrounding environment is good; there are luxury stores downstairs, and it's close to the Pacific Centre, the Art Gallery, the Public Library, and Gastown, making dining and shopping convenient. Now for the negatives: it's close to several streets, so it's a bit noisy, and I don't know why, but police sirens are constantly blaring through Vancouver's streets. The front desk service is inconsistent; one older staff member was very professional and enthusiastic, but a young girl who checked me in late at night, and an Asian girl in the restaurant, were not so great; their attitudes were quite ordinary. Overall, it's good, but because I booked last minute, the price was a bit high. It would be better to book earlier.

We chose this hotel because we were going on a cruise from Vancouver. It offered good value for money, especially since hotel prices in Vancouver were generally high during the World Cup. The location was great, very close to Canada Place pier, which made boarding our cruise ship super convenient. It was a perfect fit for our needs, and they even offered a simple breakfast. The staff were also very friendly.

I chose this hostel due to its fantastic location. It is literally nestled a stone's throw away from everything, including major landmarks, restaurants, and transport options. The 4-bed shared room was small and divided into even smaller individual sections. However, it was clean, and the beds were comfortable, though they lacked private reading lights, power sockets, and privacy curtains. The bathroom was also clean and featured great rain showers. No breakfast is provided, but there is an on-site bar where guests get a 20% discount. Alternatively, you can use the communal kitchen to prepare your own meals, and there is free fresh coffee available all day.

Just like its sister property (Seymour), this hostel boasts an excellent downtown location—less than a 5-minute walk from Waterfront Station and only 200 meters from the iconic Gastown Steam Clock. Potential guests should note that two resident cats roam the first floor and the kitchen area. The hostel is spotlessly clean, with staff continuously maintaining it throughout the day. While the common room and kitchen are spacious and bright, my 8-bed dorm was small and dark. The beds are comfortable and some feature privacy curtains, though they lack personal reading lamps or power outlets. Be forewarned: rooms, especially those facing the bar side, are incredibly noisy, with loud music blasting until 2 AM, particularly on weekends.