We arrived in the dark, making the trek down Cleator Road a bit of an adventure, but the Lazy B…read moreWaterfront Suite was well worth the journey! Beautifully appointed, Jan has thought of everything you could possibly need to have a wonderful vacation stay. We woke up the first morning looking out from bed to a spectacular waterfront view that has to be seen to be experienced. We loved our stay and enjoyed beach walks with our very intrigued furry companion. The weather was perfect, and though cold, we sat on the deck and enjoyed some sunshine, watched the ferries heading in and out of Horseshoe Bay, never far from a well-deserved glass of wine! All in all, a perfect relaxing long weekend that was well needed! Thanks Jan for sharing your beautiful slice of heaven with us!

Treated ourselves to a weekend getaway here a little while back, and loved it so much that we…read moresigned up for another visit this fall. The staff couldn't be more helpful, and the setting is great, cozy and tranquil without having that sometimes-fussy resort spa feel. Taking time out of the week to treat ourselves began as an indulgence, but now it seems more like a necessity investment for my well-being. I'm thankful for All about You for helping us realize that!

Matt is amazing, his response time is impressive. The site is professional and easy to navigate. We…read moreare confident our condo is market priced and most of our open dates are booked. We already have two bookings over Christmas & New Years -12 months in advance!

As a host we feel AlluraDirect presents our property professionally. Matt is knowledgeable and…read moreaccessible.

Love their Sunday Buffet Brunch. It was our first experience at the hotel for this extraordinary…read morebrunch, and I give it a 5 out of 5 rating. The variety of selection was eye popping and food was delicious. I cannot thank the hotel for their great service. The environment was clean and quiet, our experience as a whole family was great.

Love to give it a 4.5/5 but Yelp doesn't allow half ratings. This was our first time here with my…read morefamily and we were so pleasantly surprised by what a great experience we had. We thought it would primarily be brunch/breakfast items but there was such a large selection and variety of items. The staff were very nice and accommodating. They also had live music which was a nice mood setter. You get juice, pop, coffee or tea included with your meal. Alcoholic drinks are extra charge. We had gone on a regular Sunday and not an "event" Sunday so am not sure of other offerings. There was sushi, inari sushi, dumplings, sticky rice (but not sure if the dimsum was leftover from lunar new year special), roast beef, ham, mussels, shrimp cocktail, fried rice, short rib, roasted vegetables (REAL veg not just bagged corn and peas like other places lol), sablefish, grilled chicken, eggs benny station, omelette station, charcuterie, scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, mini avo toasts and dessert bar. The only real downside is the overall price. I think just given the location I wish it were slightly cheaper. Adults are $45 and seniors are $37. There aren't a lot of good quality buffets around so I do understand it sets them apart it just may attract more guests at a bit of a cheaper price. Or maybe it they had something in conjunction with the casino to offer a discount that would be another incentive to get people across the bridge. I would be more so inclined to bring them back at a different rate as we are coming from Burnaby and Vancouver.

I had to organize several out of town guests for a wedding where location and comfort were key, and…read morethe timing made hotels just way too expensive. The suites that Mode set up for me to view were all tasteful and spot on with my location requests, and the whole stay of my guests, knowing that they were well taken care of, mind settling. If you are needing a month or longer stay, and are looking for quality places in Yaletown, I would highly recommend these guys.

Magical place, friendly and attentive staff, just breathtaking. So close to the trails, downtown…read moreand the ferry without being an inconvenience. The view is incomparable!

I'm updating my review even though IMO it's still current, only to note that sadly this hotel is…read moreclosing in late November so the building can be rebuilt as a tower. The Listel is slated to return when the new tower opens in 2028, but sadly we're going to lose this great hotel for the next few years. However, I've recently stayed and the quality has not dropped off at all. It's still a great hotel to stay at on the West End and is still worth staying at while it remains open. This is a very nice hotel on Robson in the West End, clean and elegantly designed, friendly and helpful staff, but surprisingly down to Earth for a hotel this nice. Rooms are above 1st floor and offset from Robson, closer to the nearby alley road, which is quieter. But in general Robson and nearby adjacent Jervis don't tend to get too loud at night. Even when I've had a room facing Robson I've never had noise bother me at night. There's a ton of dining options up and down Robson, as well as their associate restaurants attached to the hotel (Forage and Jervis Joint). One note: The rooms have a fridge but no microwave, plus some rooms have a shower but no tub in bathroom (to their credit, many of the nicer hotels also don't guarantee a tub). If a bath tub is important, be sure to ask for a room with one. And given most people stay here to be near so many restaurants, you might not want a microwave anyway! Fixtures are fairly up to date and well designed. The A/C works great, and the windows do crack open if you want outdoor air. The hotel's uphill from a lot of the West End action on Denman as well as from the Waterfront and Stanley Park, so be ready for a hike if you want to head that way (as well as an uphill hike back!). They're a few blocks west of the City Centre Skytrain station on Georgia/Granville and it can be a bit of an adventure to get to/from there on foot during midday. If you walk, I'd take Georgia between the Skytrain and Bute before walking one block south to Robson... or if walking down to Denman or Stanley Park you may find Haro Street one block south a bit more comfortable. Overall, it's a great and well-kept hotel, always my top choice whenever I came back to Vancouver.

This is a cool hotel located in the heart of Robson St; all within walking distance. No need to…read moreventure far as right across the street is a Japanese Noodle, Sushi and Korean BBQ. The hotel itself does not appear that big, and it's a valet only parking that will cost about $50USD. Hotel doesn't have a swimming pool, but it has something I haven't seen at other hotels before, a filtered water system with not only cold water, but dispenses sparkling water! There was a free wine tasting on the day we arrived (but the wine we liked we couldn't find them in any of their local liquor stores) and lots of art décor throughout the hotel. We paid about $400 a night with taxes and fees plus valet parking, which was pretty decent considering the location.

Odd. This apartment building complex, turned, furnished apartments that rent by the day, week or…read moremonth has seen better days. The lift, and I call it a lift because its not a modern elevator is a bit frightening. If the previous user doesn't close the elevator properly then you'll never be able to call that elevator to your floor. We needed a place to stay due while our place was being restored due to a fire and grateful for the hosts friendliness and essentric manner this place is not for you if you want a restful nights sleep. I'm a heavy sleeper and the commuter Skytrain who's charging by ever few minutes from about 530am to past midnight allowed me a bare few hours sleep in the comfortable bed. Arundel Manor is basic and has all the amenities one needs for a short stay. Built around 1912, this is not a sound proof building. The wifi is spotty, I would suggest a unit closer to the router, We were on the top floor so it was difficult to remain connected for long period of time. You can open the kitchen window light shaft to allow wifi to trickle in your unit but we had our pets with us and adraid they may sneak out to their demise. Our hosts even contacted their internet provider who said they gave them faster Internet but its made no difference to us in speed or being dropped. Another Yelper referred this place as a B&B, it's most definately not a B&B today.The elevator is often used as a storage locker. So it was quite fit that on the last week (when we gave the owner/manager notice, she wanted 1 weeks notice after we continually advised the wifi didn't work and the gas leak in our unit made our unit non functional) that we found mouse droppings in our kitchen cutlery drawer. At the time I stayed there the rate was $120/night or $490/week or $1600/month PLUS 12% HST. In comparison, the Courtyard Marriott Downtown was $123/night including full hot breakfast. So if you don't mind the noise and nuances of a very old building, and an owner that is only intersted in getting you checked in and taking your money and not following up with issues, this is the place for you. Dont forget to bring your VHS tapes, our room had a tube TV and VCR! Classic!

This is a rather interesting place, that my traveling partners and I happened upon entirely through…read morea double booking done by Priceline.com. We had booked a house that was a bit away, but after the charming British couple arrived to sort out how Priceline could have billed us without a room available, they offered us accommodation at this hotel. It was a bit of a surprise as one of them actually drove us from the rental house to the hotel. This hotel is not something that you'd expect. While it's clean, it's not a modern building, the furniture and many of the fixtures are vintage to 1912. Clawfoot bathtubs have been patched, single-paned windows have painted-over locking mechanisms and no screens, no air conditioning to let you close the windows against the sounds of the freight trains nearby or the Sky Train that is literally next to the building. Water pressure and temperature varies, the elevator is an ancient thing with manual operating doors that don't automatically open or close (therefore if the previous user doesn't take care to close them, the elevator stays at the last floor indefinitely, and the elevator can arrive at your floor but be summoned away before you get a chance to open the door). However, if you want to be in an incredibly convenient location in a true hotel suite (living/dining room, separate large bedroom with king-sized bed, full kitchen with a full complement of cookware, and a cabinet in the dining area with a full tea set - did I mention the owners were English?) this is an amazing find. It is literally a block from the Sky Train station, shopping (including grocery stores) and restaurants are all around, as well as the river front boardwalk to explore.