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"overall great, but water pressure was sub par"

"This is a boutique hotel with 32 rooms with an excellent staff. All rooms are on 2nd floor and requires you to climb stairs to get to your room. Street noise and weekend live music can be disturbing. There are homeless people roaming streets. Close to several Vancouver attractions. Clean, convenient with restaurant and bar off lobby and transportation easy to access."

"Quite and convenient."

"Higher than expectations "

"Excellent, professional yet friendly staff. Very spacious room, clean and a comfortable bed ensuring a great night's sleep. Excellent location for exploring Vancouver. "

"We didn't use it but there was a kitchen and dining area on one floor that we could see was being used by others. We thought this hotel was good value for money, clean, quite and paid for parking. "

"Our stay was great"

"Hotel was great and very clean. Shuttle to and from the airport was very helpful and reliable, running every 30 minutes. We used the hotel as a base for exploring Vancouver. 10-15 minute walk to Kapstan Skytrain station and 20 minutes straight into the city centre from there. The hotel was great and the staff excellent and helpful. One member of staff was unhelpful and rude when I left my car at porte-cochere to help my wife carry four cases to our room. Despite the fact I had checked with reception that it was okay to do this and they said it was absolutely fine, the staff member approached me and asked me why I was parked there and repeatedly told me I was wrong to do so until I invited him to speak to the front desk with me. He then walked away. Also at one point during our stay two of the three lifts were out of order meaning long waits for them. This was a temporary problem however and was resolved quickly. Overall I would highly recommend this hotel and will use it again when I return to Vancouver."

"Grossly overpriced. Nice to have help getting to the cruise ship terminal during a marathon. Especially taking the luggage to the ship. The staff are underpaid and silently protesting. One person had been there over 30 years without a raise. For the price per night the staff should be compensated."