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The cabin was pretty good overall. Just something to keep in mind, if you're staying in a duplex, you'll want to pay attention to whether you get the top or bottom unit. This time we were in the bottom unit and it was a bit noisy; you could hear the sounds from upstairs. The bathtub was also a little worn and it was the only shower option. Aside from that, everything else was quite nice.

This is my second time staying here. As a stopover on the way to Banff, the price after tax is less than $60, which is absolutely cost-effective. What's more, the lake and mountain scenery of Vernon itself is amazing enough, so it is definitely an affordable choice.

Pros: The bedding was very comfortable, and the duvet was just the right thickness. Having a microwave in the room was very convenient, and the mini-fridge was restocked with 2-3 bottles of mineral water daily. We returned to the hotel late in the morning, and they readily agreed to a late check-out. Cons: The room we were given was very noisy; the window soundproofing was terrible. We heard car horns, alarms, and ambulances and police sirens from downstairs, along with all sorts of other miscellaneous sounds. Additionally, the smoke alarm in the room would inexplicably go off in the middle of the night. The toilet in the bathroom wasn't cleaned properly in the corners, with residual urine stains.

From the airport, it's just 3 stops on the Canada Line to the hotel. You can directly access the South Tower via the connecting walkway. Jennie and Misa at the front desk were incredibly warm and patient. The Harbour City Cantonese restaurant is conveniently located right next to the lobby of the South Tower. When taking a shower, remember to pull down the drain stopper in the tub.

It’s my first Best western in few decades. Pleasantly surprised by the modernity and cleanliness. Room is comfortable and compact with all the basic touches and a good layout. The free breakfast was a nice touch. Location is perfect for one night stay to get in and out from the highway.

Staying here for an early flight out of Vancouver was incredibly convenient! It's right inside the terminal, and you can even take the SkyTrain to the outlets for free. The room truly lives up to Fairmont standards – a palatial style with Le Labo toiletries, just lovely! ❤️ The room amenities are new and spacious. Even though it's at the airport, it's completely soundproof, so you can sleep peacefully. The bedding is excellent too. 😊

Very good.  it would be impossible to find better especially for the price. The place was clean, well appointed, nice view out of the window. Brand new furniture, comfortable large bed, clean, coffee in the room, breakfast included … I arrived past midnight after over 30 hours traveling and the breakfast was from 6.30 until 9 but I only woke up at ten, I still went downstairs to check and the manager on duty said no problem and a nice breakfast of cereal, omelette, sausages, toasts jam, various juices and coffee … The only thing was no elevator but they took my luggages up without having to ask and same in the morning they took them back down  I am impressed and very satisfied

I've had my eye on this hotel for a while, and this time, when I came back to Vancouver, I splurged on two nights here. It was absolutely worth it! The hotel's main entrance is actually at the back, not facing the street. Breakfast isn't a buffet, but it's incredibly delicious. The stay was very comfortable, and there's a small balcony. Just a heads-up, it's really close to the next room, so you'll want to keep the curtains drawn. I'd definitely love to stay here again if I get the chance.

Well run, the rooms were ready for us, clean. Although small the rooms were, we were busy all weekend and we were there to sleep in them not host a party etc.

I'm giving a five-star review for a couple of very specific reasons. Yes, this hotel is beautiful, elegant, clean, conveniently located, affordable, and reasonably well appointed. However, a great review requires more than that. I stayed at the Grand Park twice in the last ten days: one night on my way to Mexico, and one night on my way back. My first night, going down, was pretty much awful. The room was lovely and clean and comfortable--but as soon as I lay down to sleep I could tell that it had at one time been a smoking room (the hotel is currently completely non-smoking). The odour would probably have been slight or negligible to most people, but I am one of those canaries who has become hyper-sensitive to scents and chemicals--not a situation I would wish on anyone. Additionally, there were people nearby making noise until 4:30 am, at which point I gave up trying to get any sleep at all. I received a request to review the hotel after that stay, but I held off, knowing I was going back. This time, when I checked in, I explained the problems I'd had. I asked if I might have a room that had never been a smoking room in an area with few or no other guests nearby. The Night Auditor was obviously genuinely concerned about the poor quality of my previous stay and absolutely intent on providing me with the best chance of a good stay this time around, and found me a new room. The room was again clean, beautifully appointed, and utterly quiet. There was no underlying odour indicating it had ever been a smoking room, and I fell asleep easily and had a deep and restful sleep. The same driver who had picked me up from the airport drove me there again that morning and we had a great conversation. It's clear he respects this Hotel as an employer which says a lot. We both agreed the Grand Park sign on the shuttle needs to be A LOT bigger as several of us thought we'd been stranded at the airport, never seeing the Grand Park shuttle, when in fact it had come around three times, with only the Comfort Inn door sign visible.  This is not an expensive hotel. It is not a new hotel either. And it's not one of the Big 5. It can't and shouldn't be held to those standards. But it's clean, comfortable, beautiful, affordable, safe, and well serviced with caring staff. And most important in my view, they course correct when they know there's a problem. That's the hotel equivalent of emotional intelligence, and that is the single most valuable currency of our time.