Stayed the other night. Found the room Very nice, lobby. Reception was helpful and would recommend…read morethis location.

Solid mid score for an economy brand. There were a few items that could have been addressed in the…read moreroom, like light bulbs out, baseboard coming off, and some cleaning issues, but over all a good experience and quiet. was able to sleep in and not be disturbed. they advertise free newspaper, but good luck getting one. I asked at the desk, who sent me to the restaurant, who sent me back to the desk.

This property is a little dated. Seems that it could use some remodeling and changes. The rooms…read morewere comfortable and clean, just seemed as if the carpet should be replaced. Not sure if it's in a safe area or not. At night they had a security gate pulled across the front of the check in desk. They offer a breakfast, but it's very bare bones limited selection. Friendly staff in the breakfast. They want to charge for any early check in, which really doesn't make sense to me. This place served its purpose for a short trip to Abbotsford. Not sure I'd stay here again unless it was updated.

Five Forks restaurant is very good. I had a very good salmon bowl and he had an excellent chicken…read moresandwich. We stayed here, no issues

It is a clean Place to stay. But as it is located directly beside 264 St (lots of Trucks passing to…read morethe US-Boarder) don't use the sites along the road. At night there is not so much traffic. Tracey is very helpful. The showers cost a quarter which should go for a shower. I like that you can manipulate the temperature. So it is a good place to stay.

The ONLY positive review warented about to Alderbrook RV Park is its LOCATION…read more Manager Tracey, is unprofessional, unreliable and extemely rude! The owner of this Park is ether unaware or simply uninterested in maintaining the integrity of this property. The Park is very poorly managed. Prior to your stay at Alderbrook RV Park, word of advice, Make VERY certain to get a receipts and keep them handy. Deposits, waitlists, record keeping, reservations, payments and post dated Cheques frequently get "lost" and the ownis will be on you to prove all financial transactions or PAY again. Final note: Expect frequent short notice and significant rent increases at Alderbrook RV Park.

This is a beautiful house with multiple units that are rented for both short, and longer term,…read morestays. We rented a queen room (for 2) with spa bath for 3 nights in June 2022 through Booking.com. The home has multiple common, shared areas, including a living room, multiple kitchen areas, and bathrooms (though some rooms have private baths). The building seems to have been recently renovated with fresh paint, high-end showers/baths, chandeliers, etc. There are many beautiful architectural design features, including tray ceilings, crown molding, and unique shades. Our unit had a jacuzzi tub, and the common kitchens had all that we needed to prepare and store some food. Two high-quality towels, and some basic toiletries were provided. Price was GREAT for the Surrey area. A few things could have made this an exceptional rather than very good stay. (1) better communication from property management. Basic info was lacking, such as WiFi password, what areas of the building were accessible by all vs. off limits, where to find replacement toilet paper, how to check out. (2) guests are expected to leave their shoes on a rack at the front door. We're okay with this but, had we have known this ahead of time, we would've brought slippers. Our feet were cold on the marble floor. (3) all items related to cooking are in shared kitchens on the 1st floor. Unfortunately, expectations for cleanliness were not laid out to guests -- and some were slobs -- for instance, leaving dirty dishes in the sink. (4) two chairs and a small table are at the front entrance, which unfortunately has become a hang-out area for smokers -- some of whom left cigarette butts and fast food wrappers that weren't cleaned for the duration of our stay. We also had an issue with a leashed dog at the entrance, and, (5) be aware that there is some traffic noise, and occasionally some noise from other units.

Was in town this past weekend and stayed here. Hotel was nice and clean with a great rate…read more Employees were very nice. If you want to go to Vancouver, take uber to King George Skytrain station. It's about $9. Train trip takes about 35-40 minutes

The curtains had gross stains, the pool had no heat, the hot tub was lukewarm at best, and there…read morewere no cable TV options. The hide-a-bed felt like a sheet on springs, and my daughter slept better on the couch cushions on the floor. They didn't let me drink my coffee in the breakfast area without any food. The pool and hot tub were clean, though, and the gym was small but had all I needed; the wifi worked well, and we had a full kitchen. Breakfast was good, the waffle maker worked well, and there were lots of options. I won't come back unless it's the only option; it is not worth $250 a night.

This was the least expensive place we could find for the holidays. That being said, it was pretty…read moregood. It was clean, service was friendly, the amenities were present, and everything you'd expect from a decent room. However, if we were to be super picky; our room was front facing and it was loud. It didn't bother me because I had earplugs and I kind of like the sound of the city and the train. But if you're not used to that, it might be disruptive. The elevator smelled like cigarettes. The shower pressure was very weak, the worst I've experienced. The room temperature did not exceed 20ish Celsius. There was only one lamp for us. The fixture for the AC installment was just a piece of painted plywood. I would definitely come back. The location and neighborhood is great. It has everything one could need such as grocery store, movies, skytrain, restaurants, and other places to go. We got lucky with parking during the weekend. It's free from after 8pm to 12pm. But if we had to spend a weekday there, I wouldn't know where to park.

It's a cute little hotel in a quiet part of town. The beds are comfy, and the hotel staff is very…read moreprofessional and available. I would say the only downside is the bathroom space. There is pretty much no counter space--other than that, no complaints.

As others have pointed out, this is definitely a motel. And for the price, I didn't expect that…read more We were having a hell of a time finding a pet friendly room available in the area, so we took what we could get. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. Our room was easy to find, but the parking lot is TIGHT. Be cautious if you have a larger vehicle. One thing that really irritated me - they advertise as pet friendly, and when I called to book, I specified that we needed a pet friendly room and was happy to pay the pet fee. When we arrived, we found that all the grass on the property had been ripped out - maybe they're updating it or something, I don't know. but they really should mention that. It was a real pain finding somewhere for my dog to do it's business - our options were a) in the parking lot or b) in the dirt. I just wish they had mentioned that there was no green space available. Oddly enough, the BEST part of our stay doesn't even exist according to their website. In the FAQs for the hotel it says that there is NOT a pool onsite, but there is. It is an outdoor heated pool and it was INCREDIBLE. The water was so warm, it was really lovely to float around in for a bit before bed.

Very friendly and helpful staff all around. They went out of their way to make sure our 2 day stay…read morewas pleasant. Room was comfortable and clean. Definitely not a hotel in the true sense, but far less costly than interior Vancouver stays. Great breakfast as well. Would recommend staying here, especially if you prefer to avoid the crowded, more expensive hotels.

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.