I stayed here for 5 nights, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I was at an annual conference for work . This hotel was centrally located to the major parts of the city. The convention center was a 10 minute walk. The staff was friendly. The hotel was very clean. It is an older place, so there were a few quirky... more

We spent 6 nights at the Victorian, 4 nights in a room with a king bed and private bath and 2 in a Deluxe room for two. I'd read some glowing reviews and some negative ones but was quite prepared to give the hotel the benefit of the doubt. When no one is at the front desk of this small... more

A fine hotel. Very convenient to the waterfront, convention center, and other city activities. The historic character adds a nice touch, particularly compared to some nearby hotels stuck in the 1960s and 1970s. Don’t expect a view, though, at least as far as I could tell. The doors and hallways are not too soundproof, so neighbors coming and going can... more

This hotel was booked directly by my employer in Vancouver, so I didn't have any input into the choice. I was apprehensive about the location and the lack of elevator, size, age, etc. of the property. However, it is about to undergo extensive renovations and already is a charmingly decorated and well-managed property. The owner, Miriam Mowat, is excited about... more

Was a bit worried about booking this hotel after seeing all the mixed reviews. However pleasantly surprised. The hotel is situated close to most of the places we wanted to go to. The ladies at the front desk were very helpful in giving advice and we were lucky to get a really nice room (no 10), which looks out on... more

I stayed 1 night in a bay window room with king bed and shared hall bathroom. I picked this hotel because it is close to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Gastown and Chinatown. The hotel is very similar to pensions you find in Europe, except much higher quality for the price. My room was decent sized, with a very comfortable bed,... more