Enjoyed 3 days at the Opus. Very nice boutique hotel in the heart of Yaletown, close to transport (Canada line right outside) and short walk to False Creek Aquabus. Very nice rooms, not many hotels have a gas fire in the room and come complete with iPad for your use during your stay. Staff were helpful and friendly, dinner at La Pentola was a highlight of our trip to Vancouver. Would stay again without question!

The trip started on a high with fantastic service beginning with valet parking, checking in and receiving a welcoming cup of spiced cider. I called in prior to my arrival to request a room on a higher floor based on what I had read about the noise level from outside. The staff member on the phone was very accommodating and blocked off a room for us for our arrival. I have absolutely zero complaints about the service as it was excellent from beginning to end.

My issue with the stay squarely lie on the room itself. My girlfriend and I had a queen size bed that came with one pillow that was fairly soft while the other pillows were extremely hard and oversized. I felt like my head was laying on 2 pillows with zero give, stacked on top of one another. We also had a room facing Madison St. which turned out to be terrible for noise on a Saturday night as we heard people talking/laughing/yelling until the typical late hours of a night out. My final gripe with the room was the lack of a privacy curtain for the big window facing Madison St. We only had a see-through curtain and when we were walking along Madison St. it was very easy to see into the room when a light was turned on. Since I had trouble sleeping from the pillows and noise, by the time I was tired enough where those things didn't matter anymore, it was impossible to block out the upcoming sunlight since there wasn't a thicker light blocking curtain.

I really wanted to like my stay at Opus since the staff is so great and the use of an Ipad helped us with planning, but the fact that I was absolutely exhausted from the lack of sleep really made it tough to say I would want to stay again.

I've stayed in the Opus boutique hotel three times and I've been satisfied each visit. The rooms are stylish, clean and comfortable; and the service and Yaletown location are excellent. There are many excellent restaurants nearby (I highly recommend for business or romance the Flying Pig, Rodney's Oyster House and Minami Sushi). All within two blocks of the hotel. The only negative about the hotel is the adjoining restaurant. Fortunately you are in the center of the Yaletown restaurant district. I would also like to make special mention of the amazing coffee shop Artigiano's located next door to the hotel. I was also delighted by the free car service offered by the hotel. The car is a beautiful BMW and the driver on staff is very courteous. Enjoy your stay!

As soon as I walked in, I was greeted with a warm hello from the staff on hand. The check in was super straight forward, and I was extremely impressed and thankful that they were able to accommodate my early check in. The way they've set up the counter makes for a much more personal service. The girl at the front desk was awesome, and gave me great tips on where to go during my downtime. Since the Opus is located smack-dab in the middle of Yaletown, and totally accessible via the Canada Line it is a perfect choice if you want to me in a middle of the action, and close to other cool neighborhoods.

I walked into the room, and knew I'd made the right choice. Just as most other reviewers have said, the rooms seems like they are little apartments, and not traditional hotel rooms. The bathroom is the perfect size, my room included a tub, and a shower with a rain shower-head. I liked the sliding opaque door to the bathroom, and the pot-lights which made for a sleek design. The bathroom amenities are L'Occitane and have a very pleasant subtle scent.

My room has a fire place, and a one seater, which was great for reading and relaxing. The bed was quite comfortable, and there were different kinds of pillows so it was easy to find the kind that worked for me. The desk was great as it didn't take up too much space, and as expected there was the Ipad which is included in the rooms. Bonus! I booked through the Opus website which meant I has complimentary Internet access - I recommend going this route, as it will save you about $15 a day. For those people who are coffee lovers, you'll appreciate that the coffee maker comes with individually wrapped Starbucks. It's a great way to start the day.

Everything from the check in, to the rooms, the nightly turn-down service, and the check out was great.

I honestly cannot recommend the Opus enough.