hotels in vancouver
 

Hiya

Im in the process of moving to Sask, but I need to go to Vancouver first to pick up my work permit (bit of a detour just to get a piece of paper, but who am I to argue?)

Anyway, the long and short of it is, i'm going to stay a while and see a bit of the big city before heading out to the praries, so could anyone recommend any nice hotels for $120 per night (dble) max? Its a sort of mini honeymoon on a budget so any suggestions would be v gratefully received.

Cheers !

You wont get much for under $120 this time of year in central Vancouver I have stayed at this Best Western before and have always found them good quality and valve
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Best Western Sands



1755 Davie Street
Vancouver, British Columbia, V6G 1W5, Canada

Phone: 604-682-1831
Fax: 604-682-3546



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Re: hotels in vancouver
 

Maybe you should find somewhere outside of Vancouver, as I can't imagine you would find very much in the city for that price. Try looking around Abbotsford or Langley environs and then just drive into the city to see the sites.

I just checked www.expedia.ca

The Plaza 500 Hotel, one mile from Downtown, is available June 30 - July 3 at $120 a night plus taxes.

I merely typed in arbitrary dates but you can type in your own

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We are staying at the Sylvia hotel when we stay in September and the rate is $90 + tax per night.

http://www.sylviahotel.com

I don't think it's the height of luxury but it is fairly central, and more importantly cheap!

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We stayed here - so central (next to Robson square, just up from Stanley park) the people running it are great
http://www.bbcanada.com/744.html

No TV, very basic, lovely atmosphere.

Clare

Oh, and the max is $120pn - includes breakfast - natch :)

Can anyone suggest somewhere good for a family of 5 (3 small kids)?

Well, a family I know used Best WEstern on Capilano Road (north vancouver, v. close to Lions Gate Bridge http://www.bestwesterncapilano.com/index.html )

Rates are not tooo bad.

Is this for holiday accommodation or somewhere to stay when you land? (If the latter try www.suitedeals.com)

Clare

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I spend a week in Vancouver 3-4 times a year, and the last several times in a row I have gone the Travel Lodge in Richmond near the Airport has always been the low price winner. The last time I went (2 weeks ago I paid the highest I ever paid, C$ 89.00 per night. They have all the amenities, too. (Actually, previous to that, I had never paid over $65.00 per night!)

I have also stayed at the Best Western - Capilano Inn mentioned in the last post. Also a good place, and just across the Lions Gate Bridge from downtown Vancouver.

Bryan