Hotels near Burrard Station

"Everything about our stay was fantastic. The staff were helpful and very pleasant. Our room was clean and very quiet which was surprising considering where hotel is located. We ate dinner at Moxies (delicious) and then walked over to Rogers Arena for a concert. Checking out was super quick and easy. I did deduct one star from the review and that is because of the elevators and the Parkade. There are two small elevators that are VERY slow. Now I understand that we were there during a very busy time but due to my disability I needed the elevator and sometimes you'd wait a loooong time. Also the elevator opens up directly into Moxies and there was a big line up to get in so trying to navigate elevator was awful. Also the parkade was dark, full of cobwebs and caution tape was up all around.... Not the most inviting. I will definitely stay here again (when I am able to use stairs again😂)."

"Very nice hotel plus it has the best restaurant in Vancouver!"

"Had one of the newly renovated rooms and it was fantastic "

"Extremely expensive for what you get. "

"a few minutes drive from suspension bridge, perfect location. breakfast is limited and simple."

"This hotel can be summed up in a word. That word is adequate. The room is one you can sleep in but things do feel a bit constrained with the amount of space you have in the bedroom. The bathroom is adequate enough to use but don't expect to be comfortable in there if you are having a bath or shower. Oh yes. And the toilet was so tiny and low to the ground that it felt like I was using a daycare toilet. So.....adequate, but not comfortable."

"Very comfortable and super well located. Extremely kind and welcoming staff. Gym, pool, amenities all great ."

"First time staying here and had great experience, love the fun retro vibe, the friendly and helpful staff, and use of the bikes on site. The location is perfect, and they had everything we needed to enjoy a perfect girls weekend getaway. Will definitely be back. "

"Check in fast room was spotless"