Vancouver Hotels, Canada

Vancouver’s character and spirit are definitely determined by his variegated population. It’s a city of freedom and hospitality. Locals are always ready to help you with a broad smile on a face.

Vancouver is considered to be the best place to live in. Check the British “Economist” if you have any doubts! This actually doesn’t surprise us. It’s a young and rapidly developing megalopolis with a high level of education, economy, and culture. More and more people choose Vancouver as the place to spend their lives in.

All the previously mentioned reasons attract thousands of tourists to Vancouver annually. Some people choose budget hotels to save up on new trips. Other guests appreciate a high level of comfort and amenities. Vancouver offers both of them unique deals which satisfy their tastes and financial expectations.

Hotels Guide in Vancouver

Vancouver has plenty of accommodation options. However, a pleasant advantage is the prices. In comparison to Toronto and Ottawa, Vancouver offers its guests lower rates. Thus, a night in a luxurious 5-star hotel will cost you around $200-250.

Three-star hotels are typically located in business districts and along the waterfront. It’s an excellent combination of comfortable rooms with a convenient location. You’ll have to pay $90-100 for a night, while the apartment is about $120-150. Four-star variants are almost at the same price range.

The cheapest options are motels, hostels, guest houses and 1- or 2- star hotels. A bed in a common room in a hostel is $20-80 per night. These are in general clean and neat variants with a minimal level with amenities but with friendly and attentive personnel.

The Best Luxurious Hotels in Vancouver

As a rule, all the unique five-star hotels in Vancouver are situated in the center of the city. There’s hardly any negative feedback about the luxury accommodation options. All of them offer stylish interior design, amenities of every sort and kind, varied cuisines and a highly developed infrastructure. The attentive and friendly personnel will do their best to satisfy any of your need and even more in no time.

Consider booking the elegant Shangri-La Hotel with its multilingual staff and plenty of attractions nearby. The spacious and cozy suites are fully-furnished and have all the necessary amenities. If you want to have a stunning view from your window, reserve the Fairmont Waterfront. This luxurious five-star hotel with a swimming pool and spa is a perfect choice for a romantic stay. And in case you prefer the old classy variants, check out the Rosewood Georgia.

Hotels in the Center of Vancouver

There are plenty of hotels in the center of Vancouver which can fit any budget and taste. These are not only expensive and design options. You’ll be amazed by the variety of affordable and cozy accommodation opportunities right in the heart of Vancouver. These are especially excellent deals for people on a business trip or those who are interested in exploring Vancouver.

Here are some of the most frequently booked and popular options:

• L'Hermitage 4*;
• Residence Inn by Marriott Vancouver Downtown 3*;
• HI Vancouver Downtown Hostel;
• O Canada House Bed & Breakfast.

Cheap Hotels in Vancouver

Many travelers want to visit this wonderful Canadian city but are scared of the price tag at the hotels. Don’t worry about that! Cheap hotels in Vancouver will delight you with their hospitality and comfort at a fair rate. You may check out the hottest deals on economy dwellings on our website as well as the feedback and photos of the previous guests. These are excellent variants for all the tourists interested in sightseeing rather than spending time in a room.

We prepared you a list of the top-rated cheap options:

• A three-star Barclay is only 10 minutes away from the center;
• YVR Home Hostel;
• Gordon's Guest House is a real home-like option.

What to See in Vancouver?

If you are on a family vacation with children, check out the Vancouver Aquarium. The permanent expositions display hundreds on species of both marine and riverine inhabitants and plants. It’s actually a real laboratory where scientists study the water ecosystem and hold special lectures for people interested in the topic. During holidays, the aquarium organizes various educational and entertaining events for children where they not only learn something new but also participate in scientific projects.

All the guests interested in the history, culture, and art of the local citizens of the West Coast should head to Gastown. Here you shall find a wide range of galleries, shops with a variety of souvenirs and art objects created by the local artists. Don’t forget to find a fascinating attraction - the Steam clock. It lets off some steam every 15 minutes. Mind, that you can capture this moment with your camera only when it’s dark outside.

Devote some time to exploring the Queen Elizabeth Park and Van Dusen Botanical Garden. They are especially charming and mesmerizing during the Christmas Holidays. The parks do truly turn into a fairy tale.

Locals especially love Granville Island. It used to be the industrial district of Vancouver but now it’s a mecca for all the artists, collectors and connoisseurs of fine arts. Emily Carr University of Art and Design, several private galleries and studious of painters are located on the island. Here you can order or purchase various art objects including paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and sculpture.

How to Get to Vancouver from the Airport?

Vancouver International Airport is located in a small town of Richmond, 20 minutes drive from the center of the city. By the way, if you visit Vancouver for a short period, it’s convenient to book a hotel next to the airport. It will take you no time to reach the town by taking the subway, a taxi or in a rental car. It’s pretty easy to get along the airport, as there are plenty of signs and help centers. You’ll face no difficulty finding the subway.