This place is filled with antique furnishings, dark wood panelling and Persian rugs. Our spacious room included lots of storage with both a closet and a dresser. While guest rooms can overlook the city, the mountains, or the Robson Square Gardens… unfortunately, we got one of the "Alley View" suites. It is nice to have a balcony to sit on, even if the view was not great. However, the sound of bottles being dumped at 2 am was unpleasant. The early morning seagull cries brought to mind roosters on a farm. Facilities include a spa and a surprisingly well-equipped fitness center. I took advantage of the Spa and was amazed by the strength in Annie’s small hands while receiving the coffee scrub. There is an attached restaurant, Bacchus, with a piano lounge, featuring Murano stained glass and a carved limestone fireplace. The location is absolutely central, across from Robson Square, in the heart of downtown. Walk straight down the street to the waterfront, with shopping options along the way. Or up the street two blocks to The Cinematheque and catch a film. (We lucked into a film noir festival!) The Wedgewood elevator key card system is a horrible joke, the card demagnetizes if you think about walking by a cellphone, ours were replaced four times during our short stay. The staff always seemed eager to help, especially Kirby who was always quick with a smile and a local recommendation. The top hat and tails are a nice touch. Always read your bills, room service pricing includes a surcharge AND an automatic gratuity.

We spent 6 nights at the Wedgewood recently as a quasi "stay-cation". The hotel is well prepared for current circumstances, with a very high level of cleanliness, mask use by staff and other thoughtful but unobtrusive protective measures. The hotel was quiet but not empty, and a very enjoyable and relaxing stay ensued. A high quality breakfast was available in our spacious room with balcony, and the ever-pleasant Bacchus Lounge was available for drinks or dinner most evenings. The location is very central for all downtown Vancouver attractions and amenities, yet also quiet, situated across from the well landscaped Law Courts. We will return as soon as possible!

We stayed at the Wedgwood Hotel on Jul 10 2020, for 1 night . During the covid era you will receive some emails where you can request certain amenities in your room, and you can check in the day before upload your credit card information and all you need to do when you arrive is show your ID for a quick contactless check in. The doorman Kirby was fantastic extremely friendly and well informed, made it clear on the covid cleaning for the valet and each time we would step out or in the hotel always had a fantastic greeting and shared a story or two, Kirby is a asset to the hotel and makes you feel special in your stay. In our room they provided two masks that were airtight sealed and hand sanitizer, the room was extremely clean and well taken care of, when we order room service for breakfast it was within 20 min and contactless they bring the trolley with your food straight to your door and they step back and allow you to grab your food. One of the biggest pros of the covid era hotel stay was the communication threw text, when we got into our room we received a text from the concierge to welcome us and that we could use the chat for any questions or concerns we also made our dinner reservation via text message, this limits the interaction and congestion in the front. Overall we had a fantastic stay, the hotel is well maintained, every employee interaction was always positive, they have really gone the extra mile to make your stay a special one and a safe one.