Find hotels near Nitobe Memorial Garden, Vancouver from NT$4,853

"No breakfast for early morning departures and we’re not allowed to even sit in the bar area unti we asked to speak to a manager as there was no place to sit comfortably and watch TV except in the lounge area and it was roped off until 4 PM which the manager let us go in and sit down as the lobby was full"

"The room was great"

"Great view, fantastic location, rooms are a bit dated"

"Hotel is right above the check in area, and rooms have a view of the gates. It was reallyxinteresting. Otherwise, standard large Fairmont luxury rooms."

"The hotel has an excellent location. It is walking distance to Stanley Park and very easy access to public transportation. That though is the only positive thing I can say. The hotel was filthy. The room was not made with towels on the floor and beds and made. We told them, and an hour two later the room was made up. That was the only time the cleaning crew came into the room over our four nights stay. They did not make the beds change the linens or the towels. And the towels were so old that they were falling apart. The bathroom was old and dirty. There was dust caked on to the walls. There was a fire door at the top of the stairway with the sign that said for fire protection the door must be closed at all times. I think I saw it closed one time over the four night stay. I was sadly disappointed."

"Close to the beach Close to Stanley Park Lots of restaraunts near by Clean and good price"

"Great property and price point for Vancouver. Only downside is the shared bathroom, but this is made clear in the listing. "

"Great location and staff! Would definitely stay again. My only complaint is that when other guests were entering/leaving their nearby rooms, lots of noise in our room."

"I wouldn't stay here again. The bed wasn't very comfortable and the blanket provided was thin so I was cold throughout the night. Quite a lot of street noise, complimentary ear plugs did help however, but not ideal. It's very over priced for what it is."