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British Columbia, Canada
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Detailed Noise analysis for British Columbia, Canada.
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Current scope
British Columbia, Canada
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Confidence
32,145 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Balance is praise minus complaint for this topic on the same platform.
Complaint signal
2.3%
Praise signal
2.7%
Complaint signal
3.4%
Praise signal
5.0%
Coverage
342 insight pages mention Noise in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 2.9% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 3.8% across available platforms.
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2 nights into a 5 night stay, and confident leaving a 5 star review. Great layout (1 bedroom suite), amazing location walking distance from anything you could ever need. Yes, the AC unit is loud but it drowns out busy street noise. Staff have been excellent, helping us with every request, including helping our son when the patio door came off the tracks and he was stuck out on the balcony! đ
2 stars. first time at chipotle and the workers were to fast and gave me beans when i didnât want them. the drink machine had no ice so all the drinks were warm. the food was spicy and i asked for the no spice. the store was very loud and the tables were not cleaned well. would not recommend
A 5 star hotel wouldnât rent out the room next to their check-in area to a club making it impossible to hear the front desk staff. They also couldnât hear what I was saying. We stayed 3 levels above the check-in level (where the club is) and we could still hear the music. Loud base all night with drunk people in the elevators and lobby.
A 1 star hotel for a 5 star price. Rooms are unbelievably small and in poor condition but they seem to be reasonably clean. Window had a view of concrete wall. It was quiet.
A fancy yet unpretentious atmosphere - a rarity in Vancouver. I only visited for a cocktail so cannot comment on the food. The cocktail menu is diverse enough for every taste, well-curated. They offer most classic cocktails with a bit of a signature spin, just enough to make them unique, but not enough to ruin them. I came in on a Wednesday night and was pleased to find a decent sized crowd of well-dressed people and calming live music.
A great place for all your Gas Town foolery you might have. Me and my partner loved how cute the room was. The entire place felt very posh and polished but it was one of the cheaper options we were deciding on. Even while they had ongoing construction on one half of the hotel the plave was quiet and cozy. Love that green colour everywhere đ
We planned a family dinner at Dockside in lieu of our sons upcoming wedding. This would be our first visit to Dockside and based primarily on the fact that there is a lovely patio that frequently passed . We reserved a patio well in advance. Gamily would be coming a long way and with a small baby, outside would be ideal. At 2 pm on the day, staff phoned to inform us that the patio would be closed due to the rain. It was too late and complicated to alter 6 peopleâs schedules. The huge room where we sat was hot, stuffy & noisy. No air conditioning. When asking about turning on the fan, they said " door was open. " Food was disappointing & unimaginative with limited menu items for non meat eaters. Macaroni & cheese! Mussels were skimpy & small portions of halibut decorated with a few peas & potato pops, left all of us leaving hungry. The place was packed. Baby and I, overwhelmed by the noise, spent half the time outside on the now dry patio. Service was mediocre. We repeatedly needed to request water refills although I watched a waiter at an adjacent table actually pour water for guests! Certainly not conducive to the experience we anticipated and at a hefty price. We're always willing to pay for atmosphere, sumptious food and a relaxing meal. While we understand challenges restaurants have faced, this is over the top. Particularly on such a special occasion. Rain does happen & many patios remain open. We returned home to eat some food.
Weâd read on the internet about their afternoon tea and thought of trying. We walked in at 2 pm on Sunday. A hostess with the name tag Zophia told us they were fully booked, but she could accommodate us for the last seating at 3 pm, âbecause of a cancellationâ. When he came at three, the tearoom was half-empty. The meal was slightly above (maybe) what you could get at a decent sandwich shop for 1/3 of their outrageous price of $65 pp. A tiny cup of a tasteless watery soup was followed by two stale brioches with supermarket-quality jam and clotted cream. The latter was actually pretty good, even though the waitress called it âchantillyâ. It should be noted that chantilly is French for whipped cream, which it was not, but, apparently, she thought that dumb Americans wouldnât know what clotted cream was, and chantilly sounded upscale. That was followed by tea with milk on the side - said milk mustâve stayed in the milk jug for at least a day, as it started forming a fat layer. The macaroons were dry - frozen stuff from Trader Joeâs tastes a lot better, etc. Shall I continue? One sentence summarizes it all. A ripoff.
$100 deposit on old fashioned keys!! Thin walls are thin and the nightclub is loud The staff smoke just past the door so a pleasant walk into the establishment through their smoke One set of towels in our room for 2 Blinds with light coming from all 4 sides in window but no curtains Not recommended!
I dont usually give reviews but feel like this great little restaurant deserves one. I'm staying at the hotel next door so I thought I'd give Italia Bella a try on the recommendation of the hotel staff. I'm so glad I did. The staff was very welcoming and sat me at a quiet table by the window. I wasn't too busy so I didnt have to worry about covid spacing. Comfortable chairs, nice italian music(not too loud) and smelled fantastic. It was hard to decide but eventually I took the waitress advice and ordered the bruschetta to start. Followed but the baked Gnocchi gorgonzola. I was not disappointed. The bruschetta came on homemade bread that was to die for. Large portion also. The main course of Gnocchi was even better. I'm not joking. You have to try this place out. Food was amazing. Service was amazing. Price was amazing. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Vancouver. Thanks for a great meal Italia Bella.
It was yet another fantastic dining experience here. I went here with my work team from TO. They asked how I found this place and replied that this is my âgo-to anniversaryâ restaurant. We started off with drinks and their special negroni with sun-dried tomato might sound weird but was absolutely incredible. For appetizers, we ordered their cheese and charcuterie (great but not exceptional). I reserve the exceptional compliments for their prosciutto wrapped sea scallops with duck risotto. I remember having this before and this was the highlight of my previous meal. We ordered this for the 5 of us (2 orders plus + 1 extra scallop) and it was exactly how I remember it. It is a bit pricey but I assure you, it was absolutely worth it. For our main, I had the ling cod which was very good. It was cooked well but I think it needed just a bit more flavour. Somebody ordered the pork belly and that... was.... awesome. I will need to order that next time! For dessert, we ordered the panna cotta... another home run. All in all, another fantastic dining experience with great service. Brix&Mortar, until we meet again.
Very close to #19 bus stop which takes you into town and Stanley Park. Not far from skytrain. Rooms were so quiet given the busy road out the front - we heard nothing. Very good price and with breakfast included!! Staff were extremely helpful and so polite - we loved our stay Great if you are out sightseeing all day and just want a comfy sleep
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Itâs not the best barbecue Iâve ever had but portion sizes are HUGE and there are some major highlights - the ribs, sausage, beans and cornbread were standouts to me. If youâre with a group, make sure you order a platter so you can try a bit of everything! Drinks are very affordable, although itâs a bit cramped and quiet inside so Iâm not sure Iâd want to hang out there for too long.
Review rating: 4.0
Christina was fabulous at looking after our needs. Enjoyed Olafâs music as well!
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
The bed and pillows were quite comfortable and the room was very clean. The bathroom products were nice. The rooms are stylish, although the floor to ceiling windows in our room were in the bathroom. There was a shade with a gap on either side - I was a bit self-conscious about the Starbucks across the street! There is a small bar downstairs which plays loud club music which is piped into the lobby and elevators. I requested a 6th floor room as some other reviewers complained about noise from the bar and gym downstairs. Our room was comfortable and quiet. The staff were all completely lovely. The location is walkable to BC Place and several restaurants.
Review rating: 3.0
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2 nights into a 5 night stay, and confident leaving a 5 star review. Great layout (1 bedroom suite), amazing location walking distance from anything you could ever need. Yes, the AC unit is loud but it drowns out busy street noise. Staff have been excellent, helping us with every request, including helping our son when the patio door came off the tracks and he was stuck out on the balcony! đ
Signal: 0.0%
2 stars. first time at chipotle and the workers were to fast and gave me beans when i didnât want them. the drink machine had no ice so all the drinks were warm. the food was spicy and i asked for the no spice. the store was very loud and the tables were not cleaned well. would not recommend
Signal: 0.0%
A 5 star hotel wouldnât rent out the room next to their check-in area to a club making it impossible to hear the front desk staff. They also couldnât hear what I was saying. We stayed 3 levels above the check-in level (where the club is) and we could still hear the music. Loud base all night with drunk people in the elevators and lobby.
Signal: 0.0%
A 1 star hotel for a 5 star price. Rooms are unbelievably small and in poor condition but they seem to be reasonably clean. Window had a view of concrete wall. It was quiet.
Signal: 0.0%
A fancy yet unpretentious atmosphere - a rarity in Vancouver. I only visited for a cocktail so cannot comment on the food. The cocktail menu is diverse enough for every taste, well-curated. They offer most classic cocktails with a bit of a signature spin, just enough to make them unique, but not enough to ruin them. I came in on a Wednesday night and was pleased to find a decent sized crowd of well-dressed people and calming live music.
Signal: 0.0%
A great place for all your Gas Town foolery you might have. Me and my partner loved how cute the room was. The entire place felt very posh and polished but it was one of the cheaper options we were deciding on. Even while they had ongoing construction on one half of the hotel the plave was quiet and cozy. Love that green colour everywhere đ
Signal: 0.0%
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Reviews analyzed
32,145
Platforms covered
2
Last update
April 24, 2026
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