Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Hi
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding possible Furnished homes on a short term rental basis in Vancouver? I know that you may pay more for this but we have two young uns and as such want some creature comforts whilst until the shipping arrives. Also if you indent to reside in Vancouver, do you have to arrive there? We were thinking of going to the East Coast and driving / take train across (once in a life time opportunity) so your thoughts would be welcomed. Yelkcub |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Furnished rentals are rare (I have never seen one advertised), as are short term. Most landlords are looking for longer term commitments. You may want to investigate suite hotels/motels for short term rental.
Once landed, you can live where you like if you are on PR. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by The Aviator
(Post 8009095)
Once landed, you can live where you like if you are on PR.
With regard to landing, this means we can land anywhere and then travel onwards. As stated earlier, we might look at landing on the East Cost and travelling over via train / car (this will allow us to have a once in a life time journey across the country). Anyone got any positive / negative comments (we are looking at arriving in March 2010)? |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Yelkcub
(Post 8009126)
Thanks for that. We might have to look at purchasing a few items of furniture on the quick then.
With regard to landing, this means we can land anywhere and then travel onwards. As stated earlier, we might look at landing on the East Cost and travelling over via train / car (this will allow us to have a once in a life time journey across the country). Anyone got any positive / negative comments (we are looking at arriving in March 2010)? If I understand you right.. u have little ones? (lol..sorry..new here and not used to british accent/slang(?) My daughter travelled this summer from Quebec City to Portage La Prairie (MB) via train with 3 kids (2,5,7) and wouldn't recommend it. It took her 2 1/2 days for that stretch and even a portable dvd player didn't do the trick in the end. And hey.. MB is only half ways.. and Quebec City is not on the East Coast either. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Yelkcub
(Post 8009126)
Thanks for that. We might have to look at purchasing a few items of furniture on the quick then.
With regard to landing, this means we can land anywhere and then travel onwards. As stated earlier, we might look at landing on the East Cost and travelling over via train / car (this will allow us to have a once in a life time journey across the country). Anyone got any positive / negative comments (we are looking at arriving in March 2010)? Another thought might be to train it to Edmonton and then drive down to Vancouver. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Yelkcub
(Post 8009026)
Hi
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding possible Furnished homes on a short term rental basis in Vancouver? I know that you may pay more for this but we have two young uns and as such want some creature comforts whilst until the shipping arrives. Also if you indent to reside in Vancouver, do you have to arrive there? We were thinking of going to the East Coast and driving / take train across (once in a life time opportunity) so your thoughts would be welcomed. Yelkcub http://sites.google.com/site/vancouv...k-availability Cheers Sid |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
This lot sometimes have houses / larger apartments too. .
http://www.hscr.com/ |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Yelkcub
(Post 8009026)
Hi
Does anyone have any suggestions regarding possible Furnished homes on a short term rental basis in Vancouver? I know that you may pay more for this but we have two young uns and as such want some creature comforts whilst until the shipping arrives. Also if you indent to reside in Vancouver, do you have to arrive there? We were thinking of going to the East Coast and driving / take train across (once in a life time opportunity) so your thoughts would be welcomed. Yelkcub there are furnished suites right off robson street in the heart of vancouver. if i can find them again i will post the link but i think if it's for a month a two it would be fine. what price range had you in mind? also what date as you have to remember the olympics are on in feb/mar and all prices are rocketing up for this period!! |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Level is a brand new development on Seymour at Nelson in the heart of downtown:
http://stayinglevel.com/ Pricey though! |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Hi,
There are quite a lot of furnished rentals available on the north shore, but they don't get advertised too often (if at all). We have a rental partner who deals with this area and only furnished rentals - she has about 800 places on her books. It is worth a try if you are interested. A problem we often see is that landlords will not commit too far in advance because this tends to leave them with short gaps they cannot easily fill. So you have to look much nearer your arrival time than is comfortable. I know cos that happened to us when we moved here. But we had a back up booking at a hotel just in case - and did not need it. There are some rentals on http://www.suitelandings.com and I'd try craigslist too. Warmly, Frank |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Also if you indent to reside in Vancouver, do you have to arrive there? We were thinking of going to the East Coast and driving / take train across (once in a life time opportunity) so your thoughts would be welcomed. We landed in Calgary, went back to the UK to tidy up jobs, houses etc. and then headed back to Vancouver; you can land where you like (as a PR). On the once-in-a-lifetime thing, have you considered taking the ship across? We went Southampton-New York by sea and then on to Vancouver by air (would have taken the train up to Toronto and then across but unfortunately didn't have time - the ship was just great through - quite the emigration experience!). I think at certain times of year you can get up to Halifax with Cunard but that may require disembarkation in New York. Cheers, Iain |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
http://www.bruceward.com/
These guys do furnished short term apartment rentals - we used them for before as have friends. They tend to be pricey, but will include absolutely everything, including monthly utility, cable and internet so factor that into your decision. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Yelkcub
(Post 8009126)
As stated earlier, we might look at landing on the East Cost and travelling over via train / car (this will allow us to have a once in a life time journey across the country). Anyone got any positive / negative comments?
We travelled fitfully from NY to LA via New Orleans and various other stops, which was not only fun, but also provided a feel for the huge, I mean huge, size of the country. We'd never have appreciated that by simply flying over it. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
Originally Posted by Rob_999
(Post 8014105)
http://www.bruceward.com/
These guys do furnished short term apartment rentals - we used them for before as have friends. They tend to be pricey, but will include absolutely everything, including monthly utility, cable and internet so factor that into your decision. |
Re: Vancouver - Furnished homes - short term rental
and we started off with a furnished basement from vacation rentals by owner and look for Vancouver
www.vrbo.com |
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