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British Columbia, Canada, Hotels
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Detailed Amenities analysis for British Columbia, Canada, Hotels.
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Current scope
British Columbia, Canada, Hotels
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Confidence
15,233 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Balance is praise minus complaint for this topic on the same platform.
Complaint signal
1.5%
Praise signal
8.7%
Complaint signal
2.8%
Praise signal
18.1%
Coverage
178 insight pages mention Amenities in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 2.2% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 13.4% across available platforms.
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0/5 If we could! Checked in today only to find they closed the pool and they did it intentionally no notice that its closed not even thier site. Manger told us oh well. Only came cuz they had a pool and they won't give me a discount that is mandatory. They did last time at another location. Why not now? Avoid this awful place. Edit: When I booked my room in January there were no notices as this "manager" claims. Will be reporting this FOR FALSE ADVERTISEMENT
Absolutely amazing stay!!!!!!! This hotel offers an indoor pool, hottub, sauna, AND steam room!! After long day trips to Whistler Village, and just walking out and about throughout the city in the cold winter rainy days made these amenities so appreciable! Every night my husband and I would look forward to ending the day at the hottub and sauna! Bonus these amenitites typically stayed open late enough until like 9/10pm! The location is absolutely prime and everything was so walkable. We barely used any ubers/lyfts unless the drive was 25-30+ minutes away, other then that we walked everywhere in this beautiful city! Staff was amazing, rooms were great, bathroom was cute and enjoyable, bed was comfortable! Will definitely be staying here again in the future!
Based on the mix reviews, I was hoping I'd be lucky to have a positive stay since it was the only place that could accommodate 6 people, but sadly we had a terrible time and were stuck for 7 days. I do not recommend this place. Pros: Close to Stanley Park, beautiful and quiet neighborhood, close to Denman and Robson streets. Housekeeping team was very nice. Suite was spacious and having two full bathrooms was nice. Cons: Where do I even start? - No front desk service after 5PM; I knew about this but didn't realize how inconvenient it was, especially with all the issues I had with the place. They also don't want you to call their after hours line unless someone is dying. - The murphy bed's legs broke as soon as we pulled it down, called the after hours line since we couldn't check-in until after 7PM. They wouldn't do anything about it until the next morning and they kept telling us to use the sofa bed, which only fits ONE PERSON. So we slept on the murphy bed at a 45 degree angle for the first night. - On their website, it says laundry is available to customers 8am - 5pm, but at the hotel, we can only use it after 6pm because house keeping uses it during the day. Also their website/description says they do light housekeeping every day but once there, they told us to reuse our bath towels, and housekeeping only comes every 3 days. - One of the floor lamps in the living room stopped working after the second night, so lighting was not great. I was not keen on talking to the hotel management at this point. - We bought fruits and raw meat, but they started to go bad after three days in the fridge. We realized the fridge was not cooling properly, even after turning it to the coldest setting. They gave us a small fridge while we were out the next day, but the food was already ruined. When we got back at the end of the day, the whole suite smelled really bad due to the spoiled food. When I called the after hours line to ask if there was a place we could throw away the spoiled food, the guy who manned that line was very rude and kept yelling that the line was only for emergencies and my issue was a non-emergency. Also, that we'd need to keep that smelly food in the suite until the next day, because they locked the dumpsters/garbage bins and only housekeepers had the key. - Washers and dryers were super old and rusty, and one of the dryers ate my money. $3 for washer (30 mins) and $3 for dryer (60 mins). They don't have a change machine so you need to have the office break your money for you, again only between 9AM - 5PM. - The suite was quite dusty. - The pillows were not good, and my travel mates using the queen bed in the master bedroom said it was hard and uncomfortable. - Parking garage was very tight and limited, and they charge $25/day even if you're not using the garage. The area is nice but it's not worth the trouble to stay at this place. I'd look for better accommodations and customer service next time.
Our stay at the Fairmont Pacific Rim was, without question, the most exceptional luxury hotel experience I have ever had — and I have traveled extensively throughout Europe, the USA, Africa, and Asia. We stayed in a Gold Suite, and from the moment we arrived, every detail was flawless. The Gold experience felt truly elevated — private, refined, and thoughtfully curated. The restaurant was outstanding. We dined in a private room, the food was exceptional, and our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. The lounge and bar are stunning — trendy, beautifully designed, and vibrant — and again, the service was impeccable. The spa facilities are extraordinary. The hot tub, the hydrotherapy shower (absolutely to die for), and the spacious, spotless steam room created the most relaxing atmosphere. Everything throughout the hotel felt pristine, fresh, and meticulously maintained. One of the most thoughtful touches came Sunday morning when the concierge informed me they could arrange transportation to and from church. Not only did they provide a ride, but they also ensured I had bottled water for the journey. That level of service truly stands out. After church, I enjoyed breakfast overlooking the water — the view was breathtaking. The healthy, gluten-free options were excellent, and the cappuccino was perfection. When we checked out and valet brought our vehicle around, I was amazed to see that the inside of my car had been tidied and cleaned. It was such an unexpected and generous touch. Every element of our stay exceeded expectations. The Fairmont Pacific Rim sets the standard for luxury, service, and attention to detail. We are incredibly grateful for the experience and will absolutely be returning. Thank you for an unforgettable stay.
A beautiful hotel with exquisite amenities, including outdoor heated swimming pool and a comprehensive gym, and amazing views of thewaterfront. Excellent service was provided by every employee with whom we interacted, including the following: Jameel who greeted us at our car and loaded our luggage; Susie at the front desk: Simran who maintains the gym; and luggage handlers, both with welcoming, exceptional attitudes, Tim and Chad. We will be back.
A beautifully sophisticated hotel right in the center of Vancouver with heavy French influences! This is a glamorous and classy place that very much fits the pristine cosmopolitan nature of Vancouver. The umbrellas offered at the door are perfectly appropriate in a rainy city like Vancouver, and the flavored water in the lobby provides an extra touch of refinement. For a downtown hotel, the rooms are large and spacious, and they are not expensive for the level of comfort and service provided. This is a place where all guests feel like accomplished, urbane world travelers. Vintage and glamorously nostalgic and yet filled with modern global-minded sophistication, this is a beautiful place to stay in downtown Vancouver.
1.) Extremely small room: -very small bed -zero place to move around -very small bathroom -people without perfect figure may not be able to enter the shower cubicle (it's that small) -extremely uncomfortable Mattress & oversized pillows 2.)Zero facility in the room -Hot water kettle or tea/coffee maker are the most basic things offered all over the world which weren't there in this hotel 3.) Useless reception -i was feeling feverish and needed medical attention, the reception didn't have basic meds like tylenol or basic things like a thermometer/balm etc. Also they had no clue about a doctor in the neighborhood who would be available 4.) breakfast -breakfast here is a mere scope compliance: Tea/coffee/milk Bread toast Cereals It's over ! Will never stay here again
10+ years ago this place was magical and in it's prime but our group was a bit disappointed, the pool was closed and not posted online to give you a heads up that it wasn't open. I paid over $100 at the spa for a gel pedicure yet 15 minutes later all the polished wiped off. We got "upgraded" to the same room we initially booked and were startled by the massive vomit stain outside the door. This was my 9th stay here over the spand of 15 years and sadly this will be the last time.
Acknowledging that Vancouver hotels are probably amongst the costliest in the world, (well at least in my world) this hotel does not live up to its price tag of circa CAD 235 per night. Mistake No 1: Booking a hotel with flight on EDreams. Stupid enoighto think that EDreams would let the hotel know that we were arriving in Vancouver at 7-30 in the morning, their confirmation did not give any time for check in but when we rrived at the hotel at 8-30 we were told check-in was strictly 3pm, They did look after our bags but we then had to spend the day Downtown waiting for 3pm to check in. Mistake No 2: Expecting the web site to give a true representation of the facilities. Pictures are either very old or touched up. The trip along Hastings Street is certainly an eye-opener as it passes through probably the worst area in Vancouver, not a great start. Our "standard room" was antiquated, definitely not "retro" as thre web site suggests, the divan bed did not fit the frame which left a very sharp frame sticking out on both sides. Staff try hard but my advice is to give this one a miss.
10/10 location to everything on the island, and a quick uber ride away from so many awesome places in Vancouver. The staff was so friendly and accommodating. For people staying a while, note that they will give you a microwave upon request, and there was a mini fridge in my room. The view of the palm trees and water outside my room was so relaxing and incredible. Love the fitness and wellness amenities available too!
10/10! We have stayed at the four seasons whistler many times, most recently one week in March and one week in April 2025. Flawless service both times. Luxurious rooms with all the amenities you would come to expect from a four seasons hotel. Restaurants were amazing with an absolutely bountiful breakfast. The steakhouse was superb for dinner. To name some of the highlights, the ski concierge group were incredible. Always offering to help my wife to put her boots on and off. Towards the end of the trip, I even let them help me! Getting around the village is very easy as there incredible Bell desk/shuttle service who are only too eager to help. Pool and spa area are wonderful and a nice place to relax after a ski day. I was also extremely impressed to see managers moving about the hotel, always looking, always checking to make everything runs like clockwork. And it does! If you’re looking for the ultimate luxury in Whistler, this hotel is clearly it Already planning our trip for next winter although I will say we have also stayed there in the summer and it is equally delightful!
100pct amazing! We had the 2BR suite with a giant balcony overlooking the pool and restaurant below us. Kids had a blast, half block to Starbucks and a local grocer to cook food from our suites kitchen. Fantastic location easy walk to everything. Special thanks to Natalia at the front desk who went above and beyond to make our stay more comfortable. Bathrooms were wonderful, soap and shampoo provided was divine. Highly recommend staying here and we will be back soon!
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Don’t be fooled if they “upgrade your room” ask what floor your room is currently on and ask what floor you’re being upgraded too. I paid for a harbour view and my room was upgraded to an 8th floor view of the pool/city view and it was one of those double rooms where you can hear EVERYTHING the people next door to you are doing and saying… TERRIBLE. You can’t turn the balcony light off.
Review rating: 2.0
Had a wonderful stay at Sandman!! We stayed for one night as we were attending a show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre and the location is unbeatable! Their newly renovated suites are beautiful and were super convenient for my family of four. My toddler had a great night sleep on the sofabed in the living room and the room is spacious enough to fit a bassinet next to the bed. My toddler and i enjoyed the pool and our family had great food and service at the Shark Club in the lobby. (Thank you to Murray and his team who were super accommodating and even helped us move our stroller around!) Special shout out to the Sales team, Alex and Maria and the Reservations Manager, Patricia, who went above and beyond to make sure we had an incredible stay and even set up a personalized welcome amenity for us in the room! Also we had super friendly service by the front desk team: Mihir, Claudia, David and Sanaz. Thank you for a wonderful stay, Rockey and team! We can’t wait to go back!
Review rating: 5.0
Was easy to get to and check in/park. I kept hearing band music every few minutes for about 20 seconds.. on the 12th floor. Found a grape on the floor. Very dusty. There is no fridge or microwave in the room......... haven't checked our the pool yet I'm sure it will be fine for my child and as long as the hot tubs working hot enough and not filled with old men in spedos that will be the highlight.
Review rating: 2.0
My partner and I booked a room during a layover for a shower and a good meal. This hotel definitely had both. The check-in was quick and the staff made sure we had a quiet room. The room was spacious, well-appointed and the shower and bath facilities were great. The room service had a good range of dishes, I had the all-day breakfast, really good. The bed was beyond comfortable, and it was tough to leave for our next flight. We also liked the convenient location and plan to stay again on our next layover.
Review rating: 5.0
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0/5 If we could! Checked in today only to find they closed the pool and they did it intentionally no notice that its closed not even thier site. Manger told us oh well. Only came cuz they had a pool and they won't give me a discount that is mandatory. They did last time at another location. Why not now? Avoid this awful place. Edit: When I booked my room in January there were no notices as this "manager" claims. Will be reporting this FOR FALSE ADVERTISEMENT
Signal: 0.0%
Absolutely amazing stay!!!!!!! This hotel offers an indoor pool, hottub, sauna, AND steam room!! After long day trips to Whistler Village, and just walking out and about throughout the city in the cold winter rainy days made these amenities so appreciable! Every night my husband and I would look forward to ending the day at the hottub and sauna! Bonus these amenitites typically stayed open late enough until like 9/10pm! The location is absolutely prime and everything was so walkable. We barely used any ubers/lyfts unless the drive was 25-30+ minutes away, other then that we walked everywhere in this beautiful city! Staff was amazing, rooms were great, bathroom was cute and enjoyable, bed was comfortable! Will definitely be staying here again in the future!
Signal: 0.0%
Based on the mix reviews, I was hoping I'd be lucky to have a positive stay since it was the only place that could accommodate 6 people, but sadly we had a terrible time and were stuck for 7 days. I do not recommend this place. Pros: Close to Stanley Park, beautiful and quiet neighborhood, close to Denman and Robson streets. Housekeeping team was very nice. Suite was spacious and having two full bathrooms was nice. Cons: Where do I even start? - No front desk service after 5PM; I knew about this but didn't realize how inconvenient it was, especially with all the issues I had with the place. They also don't want you to call their after hours line unless someone is dying. - The murphy bed's legs broke as soon as we pulled it down, called the after hours line since we couldn't check-in until after 7PM. They wouldn't do anything about it until the next morning and they kept telling us to use the sofa bed, which only fits ONE PERSON. So we slept on the murphy bed at a 45 degree angle for the first night. - On their website, it says laundry is available to customers 8am - 5pm, but at the hotel, we can only use it after 6pm because house keeping uses it during the day. Also their website/description says they do light housekeeping every day but once there, they told us to reuse our bath towels, and housekeeping only comes every 3 days. - One of the floor lamps in the living room stopped working after the second night, so lighting was not great. I was not keen on talking to the hotel management at this point. - We bought fruits and raw meat, but they started to go bad after three days in the fridge. We realized the fridge was not cooling properly, even after turning it to the coldest setting. They gave us a small fridge while we were out the next day, but the food was already ruined. When we got back at the end of the day, the whole suite smelled really bad due to the spoiled food. When I called the after hours line to ask if there was a place we could throw away the spoiled food, the guy who manned that line was very rude and kept yelling that the line was only for emergencies and my issue was a non-emergency. Also, that we'd need to keep that smelly food in the suite until the next day, because they locked the dumpsters/garbage bins and only housekeepers had the key. - Washers and dryers were super old and rusty, and one of the dryers ate my money. $3 for washer (30 mins) and $3 for dryer (60 mins). They don't have a change machine so you need to have the office break your money for you, again only between 9AM - 5PM. - The suite was quite dusty. - The pillows were not good, and my travel mates using the queen bed in the master bedroom said it was hard and uncomfortable. - Parking garage was very tight and limited, and they charge $25/day even if you're not using the garage. The area is nice but it's not worth the trouble to stay at this place. I'd look for better accommodations and customer service next time.
Signal: 0.0%
Our stay at the Fairmont Pacific Rim was, without question, the most exceptional luxury hotel experience I have ever had — and I have traveled extensively throughout Europe, the USA, Africa, and Asia. We stayed in a Gold Suite, and from the moment we arrived, every detail was flawless. The Gold experience felt truly elevated — private, refined, and thoughtfully curated. The restaurant was outstanding. We dined in a private room, the food was exceptional, and our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. The lounge and bar are stunning — trendy, beautifully designed, and vibrant — and again, the service was impeccable. The spa facilities are extraordinary. The hot tub, the hydrotherapy shower (absolutely to die for), and the spacious, spotless steam room created the most relaxing atmosphere. Everything throughout the hotel felt pristine, fresh, and meticulously maintained. One of the most thoughtful touches came Sunday morning when the concierge informed me they could arrange transportation to and from church. Not only did they provide a ride, but they also ensured I had bottled water for the journey. That level of service truly stands out. After church, I enjoyed breakfast overlooking the water — the view was breathtaking. The healthy, gluten-free options were excellent, and the cappuccino was perfection. When we checked out and valet brought our vehicle around, I was amazed to see that the inside of my car had been tidied and cleaned. It was such an unexpected and generous touch. Every element of our stay exceeded expectations. The Fairmont Pacific Rim sets the standard for luxury, service, and attention to detail. We are incredibly grateful for the experience and will absolutely be returning. Thank you for an unforgettable stay.
Signal: 0.0%
A beautiful hotel with exquisite amenities, including outdoor heated swimming pool and a comprehensive gym, and amazing views of thewaterfront. Excellent service was provided by every employee with whom we interacted, including the following: Jameel who greeted us at our car and loaded our luggage; Susie at the front desk: Simran who maintains the gym; and luggage handlers, both with welcoming, exceptional attitudes, Tim and Chad. We will be back.
Signal: 0.0%
A beautifully sophisticated hotel right in the center of Vancouver with heavy French influences! This is a glamorous and classy place that very much fits the pristine cosmopolitan nature of Vancouver. The umbrellas offered at the door are perfectly appropriate in a rainy city like Vancouver, and the flavored water in the lobby provides an extra touch of refinement. For a downtown hotel, the rooms are large and spacious, and they are not expensive for the level of comfort and service provided. This is a place where all guests feel like accomplished, urbane world travelers. Vintage and glamorously nostalgic and yet filled with modern global-minded sophistication, this is a beautiful place to stay in downtown Vancouver.
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Collected reviews: 344,691 · Analysis coverage: 4.4%
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June 22, 2026
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