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Hotels in Vancouver
The hotels below have been grouped into three pricing categories:
Luxury (over C$250)
Moderate (C$100 to C$250)
Cheap (up to C$100)
These prices are for one night in a double room, including tax but not breakfast.
Fairmont Pacific Rim
Vancouver's fourth Fairmont hotel opened in February 2010 and could be the group's most lavish property yet. The 400 rooms feature luxurious Stearns & Foster beds, 42-inch TVs, plush Mascioni linens and bath towels, roomy marble bathrooms with separate shower and TV, Cologne 1888 toiletries, Wi-Fi and multi-line telephones. The Willow Stream Spa offers nine treatment rooms, outside patio and massive fitness centre, and the piece de resistance might just be the open-air rooftop pool with hot tub, private cabanas and outdoor fire pits. Guests can choose from three restaurants or 24-hour room service.
L'Hermitage Hotel
This classy 60-room hotel opened in July 2008 just steps from the shops of Robson Street and close to historic Gastown and revitalised Yaletown. Beautifully appointed rooms are spacious and sophisticated with super comfortable bedding, 32-inch TVs, iPod radio alarm clock, free Internet and Acca Kappa toiletries. One- and two-bedroom suites are equipped with high-end kitchen appliances - Bosch cookers and dishwashers and chrome Subzero fridges. Breakfast is available in L'Orangerie, which leads to an outdoor lap pool and garden. Guests can relax in the hotel's own library or check out the impressive city library on the next block.
Loden Vancouver
This swanky boutique affair is another new kid on the block. The 77-room hotel opened in late 2008 on the fringes of the sophisticated Coal Harbour neighbourhood. Spacious rooms (most at least 37 sq m/400 sq ft) combine comfort and technology with down duvet and pillows, Wi-Fi, 42-inch TVs, music and video games, plus Molton Brown toiletries. Floor-to-ceiling windows open up spectacular views of the city, Stanley Park and the North Shore Mountains. The palatial two-bedroom Halo Penthouse Suite boasts a wrap-around outside terrace, four huge TVs and Nintendo Wii. Voya restaurant features local, seasonal produce.
Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver
The 119 rooms of the glitzy Shangri-La occupy the first 15 floors of Vancouver's tallest skyscraper. There's a hint of Asia in the room décor, with dark wood paneling and furniture, golden and chocolate tones and floor-to-ceiling windows. Perks include free broadband, iPod station, 42-inch TVs with pause/record functionality, CD/DVD player, and the largest bathrooms in Vancouver (14 sq m/150 sq ft) with walk-in shower and wall-mounted TV. CHI The Spa offers a special couples treatment room, while guests can also take advantage of a fitness centre, outdoor pool, bike hire and fine dining at MARKET by Jean-Georges.
The Coast Plaza Hotel and Suites
Situated in the heart of Vancouver's West End, the Coast Plaza has sweeping views of English Bay and Stanley Park. Close to the city's many shopping outlets, restaurants and tourist attractions, this modern high-rise hotel comprises 269 rooms or suites - all with balconies and many with kitchenettes. All rooms have desks plus free high-speed Internet connection, voicemail and free local calls. The health club facilities include an exercise room, whirlpool and sauna, as well as squash courts and an indoor pool.
The Listel Hotel
Priding itself on its commitment to art, comfort and elegance, this hotel is located in one of Vancouver's main shopping and entertainment areas. The rooms on the Museum Floor are fitted-out in a retro-modern style, with earthy colours, hemlock and cedar furnishings and forest-themed prints and ceramics. The Gallery Floor suites are more traditional in style, with dark cherry wood furnishings, chaises longues tucked in bay windows and original artwork. A gym and Jacuzzi cater for fitness requirements and the hotel is also home to the well-known O'Doul's Restaurant & Bar.
The Sylvia Hotel
Overlooking English Bay and Stanley Park, this 120-room historic hotel offers good value for budget-minded travellers. The designated heritage building dates back to 1912 and has been a hotel since 1936, providing accommodation to merchant seamen during WWII. It can also lay claim to Vancouver's first cocktail bar, which opened here in 1954. There are a variety of rooms and suites, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Perfectly situated for exploring the West End, Granville Island and Stanley Park or hanging out on the beach.
Vancouver Marriott Pinnacle Downtown
This modern hotel is situated near the recently expanded Vancouver Convention Centre, cruise ship terminals and plenty of shops and restaurants. The 434 spacious rooms and suites provide splendid views from the large windows. In-room work areas are equipped with high-speed Internet access and ergonomic chairs. The hotel has a designated business centre, in addition to 14 meeting rooms, while the 24-hour health club features a steam room, hot tub, gym and a 16m (52ft) indoor lap pool. Show Case Restaurant & Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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