Lovely stay here at this beautiful hotel. Spacious room on the concierge level with the best mattress and pillows!! Gym adequate but got to swim for 45 minutes in the 50' long pool, perfect temperature for lap swimming. The food on the concierge level was delicious and varied, service attentive but not obtrusive. Chloe at the front desk was exceptional with some issues we had and the fresh, well maintained floral arrangements throughout the property are so gorgeous and large, my husband thought they weren't real! Would have loved to stay longer. read more

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Yes, I definitely recommend coming here when you're in Canada , Vancouver that is. It's so bougie. They do have a happy hour menu for some cocktails and small bites.. not too crowded and more of a calming vibe. I like to go and relax . They did give us some good recommendations to go to other places and check out. read more

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an iconic part of history I remember loving the old royal charm it used to have with classic grand details That said, I actually don't mind the new renovations. It feels refreshed and elevated, but still maintains that Fairmont magic. The lobby and lounges have a brighter feel now. Fairmont hotel Vancouver is perfect whether you're staying the night, meeting for afternoon tea, or just stopping by for a meal. read more

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Enjoyed my stay at the Fairmount Vancouver. The building is older but I didn't mind. The room has character and I loved it ! It's a bit old I must admit but I felt safe. It was quiet. The pool is under renovations right now but I was offered to use the facilities at near by hotels and it was fine with me. The gym was very clean and quiet when I went. I didn't go first thing in the morning just late evening/night. Location is fantastic. Close to where I was needed to be. Shopping Center was within walking distance. Definitely will come back on my next visit! Thank you for hosting! read more

My wife and I usually make our own travel arrangements and were skeptical about booking a trip with transfers, hotel and cross country train travel included but based on the reviews for Canadian Rail Vacations, we said "Why not" and booked it. This review is about the hotel only. The Canadian Rail Vacations (CRV) review is separate. Our trip began in Vancouver and while we had been there before, we were not familiar with the Fairmont Hotel on Georgia Street. But the Fairmont brand name is legendary with travelers and we were excited to be staying at one of their properties. As we arrived, Thomas at the front door had our bags out of the car before we knew it. Even our driver was amazed! After taking care of the driver, Thomas had a few questions for us and directed us to the front desk. The young lady checked our reservation and directed us to the 9th floor as CRV had reserved us rooms in the Gold section of the hotel. On the 9th floor we were greeted by Bella who became our new best friend. She was a combination of friendly and professional. That's pretty rare in our fast paced - get you in and out world. Bella took the time to explain the historic hotel to us, described the hotel amenities and gave us a tour of the Gold lounge. The lounge was exclusive to Gold guests and served breakfast, pastries, afternoon tea, evening snacks and light dinner and after hours treats. We lost track of all the offerings! It also had a honor bar with beer, wine and liquors. Our favorite part was the excellent coffee machine that produced every type of coffee imaginable. While we were just there for 2 nights, this room became our favorite place. The Staff was always present replenishing the offerings but never intrusive. Bella advised our room was ready so we headed around the corner. The room was large and well appointed. There was a honor bar in the room with drinks, snacks and coffee pods. As experienced travelers, we knew to close those doors and stay away! The room had a corner chair with ottoman, a small dining table, an amazing amount of storage, robes, an iron & clothes steamer, hotel stationary and a safe that would easily accommodate a laptop. It was one of the best equipped rooms we've ever had. The bath was adequate with over head and handheld shower heads. We found both the water pressure and hot water to be excellent. In what seemed like no time, Christian delivered our luggage and like Bella, educated us about the hotel and gave us suggestions on things to do and places to go. And the 1st evening we were surprised with chocolate covered strawberries in honor of our anniversary. Each evening a young lady that came by offering turn down service and asked if there was anything we needed. The hotel is full service with a beautiful restaurant, bar and high end shops. Being right in the middle of town, there are numerous shops and restaurants within an easy walk and like most major cities, Vancouver has its own beauty and issues. We enjoyed the lounge multiple times and it became our base to start the day and unwind in the evening. On the day we (sadly) checked out, Raunaq asked about our next destination (we had told him about our train trip to Toronto) and he gave us information about the Fairmont property in Toronto and how historic and beautiful it was. The checkout went smoothly and Raunaq wished us safe travels and return soon. To say the Fairmont Staff is incredible would be a huge understatement. From the beginning with Thomas, Bella, Christian, Raunaq and everyone we encountered but couldn't catch their name, each and every one was so pleasant and welcoming. Each one was a great Ambassador for Fairmont and treated us like friends and honored guests. Needless to say, Fairmont will be our choice for our future Canadian travels. Every experience we had was 1st class and we would recommend this property without a single hesitation. Many THANKS to the Fairmont Team for an exceptional experience. Sincerely, L&J Henderson NV read more

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver - Gold lounge has a record player! - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

We ended up staying here because all the downtown hotels were charging around the same price. Why not get the Fairmont experience? Located downtown- convenient to all the restaurants, shops, and transportation. Loved that you need a card key to get up the elevator as we are located downtown it's easy for randoms to come and go. We felt very safe and loved the quiet hours. We all got a good night's sleep. The A/C worked well in our room. The bed was very comfortable and I liked that there was a flatter pillow I could use. Normally, most hotels give very tall puffy pillows. The two dogs who "worked" here was the icing on the cake. Our toddler loved hanging out with them. The concierge service was great - they dogs work in this department. They helped us arrange transportation with our toddler to the airport. read more

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Visited the Mon Cheri pop on the bottom floor in March. The decorations were beautiful and drinks were delicious. Our server was very helpful and took pictures of us as well! read more

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The final Fairmont Hotel on our train trip across Canada. Excellent downtown location, close to restaurants and shopping. What you learn from staying at several Fairmonts in succession is it's not the ornate building, excellent restaurants or nicely furnished rooms, it is the people. Each person we met was helpful and attentive. From dining recommendations, sightseeing ideas to directions every time we left better for the help. Hotels that maintain such excellent staff are not inexpensive as you might expect. But as they say you get what you pay for. Definitely check out Notch 8 on the ground floor. Great food and elaborate drink menu in a classy setting. read more

Beautiful old hotel with excellent service. We stayed here at the end of July 2025. I also stayed here in 2018, during the famous Seawheeze. The location is amazing- and near a metro train stop. The restaurant inside the hotel is delicious with attentive wait staff. My sister and I enjoyed the hotel gym, though it was hot and stuffy. It was super crowded around 6 am, though. They had some cardio machines, weight machines, plus ice water and cold towels. The rooms were nice. We loved the Nespresso machines in each room, along with mini fridges. The hotel brand uses Le Labo Rose, a lovely scent. We could hear people in other rooms, though luckily it wasn't terrible. Due to the middle of the city location, there were outdoor festivals which were very loud in the evenings. Not the hotel's fault, but an FYI if sensitive to noise. read more

What an amazing hotel. Old school elegance and top notch service made our stay totally enjoyable. The staff is so helpful and courteous. The Concierge staff was knowledge. Housekeeping was perfect. I know we will stay here again read more

Another search for afternoon tea but now the standards are higher since I'm in a country that does this habitually. I went to the OG Fairmont for tea service just cuz my aunt is staying here. I made reservations 3 weeks in advance. It was really fun and surprising to be walking into a secret room. Once you settle in, it's just a strange setup. Afternoon tea in a windowless room... like a fancy dungeon lol. They (the hotel) were definitely repurposing this room and made this floral theme for the summer (will change for Halloween and more suited for that lol). As I drank my tea and looked around more it felt like a speakeasy room which was confirmed by the waiter. Back to the food: ordinary. Nothing special. Maybe a little rich but not super sweet. Regular scone is good. Of course they have clotted cream. I tried the other seasonal scone lavender honey? Didn't finish. Tea was good. Everyone loves the lavender earl grey yeah I would agree it's fun and different. My chai was too weak in flavor. Oolong ok. $75 Canadian pp. Ok price but not coming back and will explore other places. read more

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Supreme level of service at this location - wow! We were greeted well at the front, offered bell service, nice bar near lobby, high end shopping options. Close to everything. The room was very nice, I enjoyed a hot tea in the evening. The bed was comfortable. The only downside is that this is an older hotel so the water in the shower was either too hot or too cold. I could not get anything reasonable. read more

In the center of Vancouver easy access to bus and metro trains. Walkable to many restaurants. 20 minutes to granville, aberdeen, gas clock, etc. no homeless persons. Fully equipped gym. Also large warm indoor swimming pool, great all season long. But 4ft deep all around. Nice concierge. We found the service to be slightly spotty. I had to call the concierge declaring my used bathrobe was removed for cleaning, i didn't take it home with me lol. . But we had coffee and tea every day in the room. read more

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Every little detail and gesture. From front door to late-night check-in. Staff with luggage. Housekeeping in the morning. Day one. Feeling happy and peaceful. read more

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Came here for a major fundraising function. The hall was sizeable and provided much ambience to the event We had a chicken with soup and salad as appys. It's always a challenge to serve the food hit and fresh when you have 480 people to serve. Staff were very professional and attentive. The venue was beautifully decorated. I always enjoyed coming here. read more

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This is a beautiful, historic hotel that offers almost every amenity. The staff are conscientious, if not very friendly. The prices, like all Fairmonts, are ridiculously high, and I don't believe you get what you pay for. The rooms are small, and the bathrooms are tiny: one person can barely move around. Also, it really irritates me that these high end hotels do not have laundry facilities. They all offer laundry to be sent out, but at ridiculous prices. Plus, I would rather do my own laundry so I know it gets done right. The Notch 8 restaurant is simply okay. The food and drinks are overpriced, like at all Fairmonts. And, it is beyond expensive to pay $20 for a 5oz. glass of wine. I would not stay here again. read more

What an amazing visit enjoying the graciousness of David who has worked here for 20 years and making our visit extra special by touring us around this incredible hotel! High Tea was so exceptional and delicious! Thank you Maia for finding us a time to get in to enjoy this experience! For what you pay you get plenty of food and you're so stuffed you will need a to go box for all the beautiful pastries, cotton candy, chocolate and sandwiches. Beautiful hotel and wonderful experience. Do not miss this while visiting the city! read more

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What a gorgeous, historic, well located hotel. The lobby had many luxurious stores. We had a few hiccups when we arrived as a very large group had arrived just before us, an hour before check in. We were given keys, but not our room number, and instructed that we would get a text when our room was ready. An hour after check in, we still hadn't received the promised text and went to the front desk to find out that our room was ready and where it was. Unfortunately there was a problem with the door lock and so we were soon enough relocated to a lovely room for our four night stay. In town for the marathon, Concierge Neil gave lots of great assistance before we arrived, making sure that a mini fridge was set aside for us as the rooms do not normally have them. Our room had beautiful views out both windows as we seemed to be on the corner of West Georgia and Burrard, 12th floor. Mountains, water, planes, boats, helicopters, rooftop gardens, beautiful reflections of the hotel in a nearby reflective building - so awesome! Absolutely lovely landscaped church and Art Gallery across the street. The bed was incredibly comfortable and the room quite spacious. The bathroom was quite small by comparison. Lelabo Rose toiletries. The fan in the ceiling had a bit of a sound but it was rhythmic and we got used to it. Slippers, robes and a safe in the lit up closet. The turndown service with jugs of purified water were appreciated. read more

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We didn't stay at this hotel but we had dinner at Notch8. We stayed at sister property Fairmont pacific Rim and we were told to go and check out Christmas decorations in Fairmont Downtown Hotel. First decorations were very nice, a lot of people were taking family photos. Also loved Notch8 at the lobby bar with live music and we even had Santa showed up when we had our Christmas dinner there. Also love the designer stores in the hotel, looks very beautiful and addition to luxury experience at Fairmont. read more

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The Fairmont Vancouver is a majestic castle in the heart of the city, walking distance to almost everything. Our experience here was ok- just not exactly what I'd expect from the Fairmont brand. For example, when we first checked in and came up to our room, there was someone's used razor/shaver sitting in the bathroom floor. You'd think they would have easily been spotted by housekeeping. With the sun shining through the windows, you can see a layer of dust on the lamps, bed frame and surfaces. The staff is professional and cordial, but a bit cold and aloof. The pool was always out of towels (also the pool is four feet deep but does not have any stairs or shallow area to get in, just a ladder- which makes it difficult for older people or anyone needing accommodations to get in and out). Overall it wasn't a terrible experience but for the price and the Fairmont brand it was disappointing. read more

This was a very special stay for me having grown up in Vancouver. Even the little room key wooden cards are worthwhile memorabilia. Will come back for sure! read more

Here we go . . off on an adventure in Vancouver, waiting for room. . . So let's have a welcome cocktail and marinated vegetables with goat cheese, outstanding food in the Notch 8 bar at the Fairmont Hotel after a long day of travel. Our server did his best to describe the 200 cocktail choices! And dinner did not disappoint. We shared risotto with seafood YUM. read more

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Stayed here on the first leg of our vacation. The lobby is really nice and the staff was courteous even though we were checking in super early. They made the necessary arrangements to put us in a room that was ready. There is a nice restaurant that offers full menu items, appetizers, and there is a fabulous bar. The room is nice with a great view. The best thing about this room? The bedding!!! The bed was so comfortable, the sheets were soft, and the pillows were just right. The towels were fluffy and the lotions/shampoo/soap were high end. The hotel also houses many upper high end stores (Gucci, Dior, Omega, etc.). read more

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This is a very old and elegant hotel. If the walls could talk eh?  It looks like something out of a movie on the outside with its 17-story tall gargoyle lined, gothic chateau-style and long hallways with plush furniture on the inside. In fact, it's been in lots of TV shows ranging from X-Files to Knight Rider, to the Good Wife and Arrow. Plenty of movies too ranging from the Santa Clause and Bird On a Wire to White Chicks and 50 Shades of Grey. ( Portland's "Heathman's Hotel" you will also recognize the elevators)  If you are a Deadpool fan (staring Vancouver Native Ryan Reynolds) you may recognize the Georgia Viaduct - just down the street from Hotel Vancouver as it was the site of one of the more epic battle scenes in the movie. Although it seems like the perfect setting for a Ghostbusters movie, those movies were not filmed here, however if you are interested in ghosts, this hotel does reportedly have a resident ghost, the Lady in Red. She has frequently been observed by staff and guests matching the same descriptions that have led to notoriety and the nickname. Once a guest family was surprised to see a lady wearing a red gown inside their room. Attempts to talk to the lady failed as she was unresponsive to the family members attempts.. They returned to the front desk, confused, and seeking help. Staff, already aware of The Lady in Red escorted them back to their room, which was found completely vacant. This ghost is believed to have been Jennie Pearl Cox in life. Jennie was a regular to the hotel's ballroom in the 30's up until 1944 when she met an unfortunate fate in a car crash just after leaving the safety of her favorite building. Reports of the Lady in Red are common on the ground and 14th floors. It is here she is usually seen entering and exiting elevators, even those out of commission. I did visit the hotel's bar and restaurant, known as Notch8, which I recommend. This spot serves up craft cocktails and high-end dining right in the lobby of the hotel's stunning interior. Ask for the off-menu drink 'The Lady in Red,' which bar staff have created to pay tribute to the hotel's resident ghost. The Queen of England and Many famous A-Listers have stayed here. (it's rumored that Gary Cooper hitched a ride back to his room at Hotel Vancouver on a street-cleaning machine!) Its easy to see why. All the staff are kind and courteous and go out of their way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. They are also a wealth of information. I love this hotel and will be coming back. read more

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver - This a possible photo of the Lady in Red seen from the Hotel window - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This review is for the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver during mandatory quarantine. The Check-In: I took Lyft to the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, kept my receipt and checked in on the third floor for my three day mandatory quarantine. Upon arrival, I was directed to an elevator and instructed to press the elevator close button to proceed to the third floor. There, I was met with a friendly face - Heather. She checked me into my room, provided me with a key and explained how I could get reimbursed for the transportation (up to $50) to the hotel. Heather is so awesome - I happened to have a couple of email exchanges with her prior to my flight into Vancouver. The Room: My room had a pleasant view toward Georgia street and the water. The window could be opened a couple of inches so it was nice to have fresh air. The room was equipped with a mini bar (woot woot), wine glasses, wine opener, coffee and water kettle. There were menus and informational pamphlets on quarantine. I would either dial 0 on the hotel phone to order my breakfast, lunch and dinner or text from my mobile. Each call or text was always immediately answered. I can't say enough about the warmth and customer service. Bedding: The sheets. Plush bedding. The sheets. I love my Frette and SFERRA sheets. These are no different. SO soft and comfortable. The best part of the room. Safety: I felt safe at all times during my stay. On day 2, I requested to have "outdoor time" at the second floor courtyard. A friendly front desk personel escorted me from my room, down a special stairway that was clearly labelled, to the outdoor courtyard. There is also a section for smokers on the left. It's basically located outside the pool. The Food: Each meal I ordered was DELICIOUS. Some of the best in-room dining food I've had. - The fresh fruit platter included pineapple, watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, raspberry and blueberries. - Burger: Juicy, incredibly delicious. Loved the crunchy bun - Steak Frites: steak was a tad overcooked, still tasty with some lovely shishito peppers - Breakfast: soft scrambled eggs, pork sausages with gorgeous brown grill marks...the perfect combination of crunchy/salty/juiciness, tasty potatoes and multigrain toast - Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings: Crispy, dry wings fried to perfection. Came with yummy hot sauce - Charcuterie Platter: Nicely grilled bagette with delightful selection of artisan cheeses and charcuterie. I especially liked the brie and the super moist proscuitto - that's hard to find even at a fancy deli! Check Out: I was provided with a cocktail voucher that I couldn't use because none of the bars were open. The hotel was so awesome and applied it against my wine purchase upon check out. I actually received my negative COVID test results within 24 hours so instead of staying 3 days, I opted to stay 2 days. Each staff member I encountered (via phone, email and in-person) was gracious, professional and responsive. A bellman walked me out from my hotel room. By the time I walked out the hotel, the invoice with credit for my third night was already in my inbox. The Fairmont has their safety processes down pat. Luxury hotel that is centrally located, with amazing service and delicious food. I definitely recommend Fairmont Hotel Vancouver! read more

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Yes, it's true. This hotel is dated and stuffy. The mattresses are springy and hurt your back. You won't be able to get a good night sleep - it's a guarantee. The rooms are so so so tiny. It's unbelievable for the price you pay. The air-conditioning doesn't work at all :( Be ready for a sleepless, sweaty night. In-room dining is efficient but the food quality is bad. The chocolate cake I ordered for dessert was stale and hard. The espresso coffee was way too bitter. They don't use quality beans. The good - I want to thank the front desk ladies Klara and a nother least whose name I didn't catch (she is the oldest staff member who has been there for 30 years) who helped us change our room to a bigger room, that was so much better. Alas the mattresses and the air-conditioning problem was still there. But I appreciate their willingness to help us and try to make our stay better. Thank you! There's a cute Fairmont dog by the concierge from Sunday-Friday. Oh boy! It's the cutest thing to see this furry friend in the morning. The hotel is in an excellent location and is a walker's paradise. The two stars are for the front desks proactive assistance and the Fairmont dog by the concierge that brought a smile to my face :) read more

If you want to come here and ROAST in your hotel room it's a great place. Other than that it needs a total remodel. Rooms are dated especially the bathrooms which are TINY. Barely enough room to get ready for an event or work appointments. Dated faucets. Terrible saggy mattress. And like I mentioned this property has zero air conditioning. When I told them it was too hot they said open the window. The window only opens a tiny sliver and did absolutely nothing to cool My suffocating room. I find it interesting that they claim it's an old hotel so it "doesn't have air conditioning" but the lobby, restaurants and hallways are nicely air conditioned. Horrible property. read more

Beautiful classic hotel in downtown Vancouver. Friendly service good location near the cruise ships. Rooms are small but comfortable.

FOOD POISONING ALERT: We got horrible food poisoning shortly after eating breakfast at the notch 8 restaurant. The food was mediocre. The coffee was cold. read more

Overall the worst hotel experience of my life (the actual rooms and customer service regarding the rooms) -- can't believe I paid so much money for this. I need to find their customer service info to contact them. We paid thousands of dollars to have a luxury experience and the experience was about on par with a 2-star motel on the side of a highway. It was shocking from start to finish. Summary: we were given the wrong room (and lied to about it), broken toilet (couldn't be fixed), no heat (couldn't be fixed), and 5:30am explosive sounds/shaking all over our room over the weekend (couldn't be fixed - it was coming from the gym under our "new" room). read more

Convenient location, quiet rooms, great beds and customer service that try to right any wrongs at this 1939 "Castle in the Sky" landmark hotel. There is a $75M renovation almost done. Lobby is quite simple. Breakfast & late night drinks were very good with excellent 5* service. Afternoon Tea not so much... COVID-19 Testing On-site -located in the hotel's lower lobby -results in 12+ hours. -FastTest for private accredited RT-PCR testing & travel certificates to asymptomatic patients. -reservations needed Gold Level Rooms & Service -luxury level tier of more personalized service where they will remember your name & preferences (pillow, view, floor) -access to Gold Lounge, Gold Concierge, Pillow concierge, amenities -complimentary shoe-shine & pressing -for fl 9 & 14 (with original decor of 1939 restored) History This 17 stories high building with the iconic oxidized copper chateauesque pitched roof and Renaissance architecture (gargoyles, reliefs, details) is one of a series of grand railway hotels to serve railway passengers across the country by the Canadian National Railway. After funding delay during the Great Depression, building completion was rushed for the 1939 visit of England's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother). Was the tallest building in Vancouver until 1972. Located -on W George St (front of hotel) between Burrard St & Hornby St (one way street going NE direction; use to drive into lobby area) -across the street on its east side is Vancouver Art Gallery -across the street on its north side is Christ Church Cathedral, city's oldest church (1895) -2 short blocks NE of RobsonSt -4 blocks SE of Vancouver Harbor -2 blocks south of Burrad Station SkyTrain Pet Friendly Hotel -look for Labradors Elly & Ella who come to the hotel with their owners, concierge Debbie & Gold rooms Manager Darren -currently a special offer for stays with a pet -get a welcome kibble & water for pets -pet not allowed unattended in the room Pool+ -indoor pool, sauna & fitness room -no hot tub Retail -LV, Dior, St John, Gucci, Omega, Otto Friedl Restaurant Notch 8 & Bar -1930s glamorous lighting -Su-Th 7am-11pm; Fr-Sa 7am-12am 1. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, 2. Lounge(Happy Hour M-F 3-6pm), 3. Brunch Buffet (Su 11am-2pm), 4. Afternoon Tea ($69 ppl Fr-Sa 11am, 1 & 3pm) -live music Wed-Sa -children's menu (under 5 is free and 6-12 is 50% with adult entree purchase) Rooms Types for Lower Floors Fl 2-7 (or 8): may not be renovated yet, for 4ppl max, & no lounge access 1. Fairmont Room (301 sq ft) 2. Gallery (301-425 sq ft +view of Art Gallery/Plaza) 3. Deluxe (301-425 sq ft on fl 10-13) 4. Deluxe Corner (300 -450 sq ft + extra window) 5. Junior Suite (549 sq ft) 6. 1bdrm Suite (753 sq ft +living rm) 7. 3bdrm Suite (6ppl max, fl 9-11, 2400 sq ft +living rm, kitchen, dining rm) Rooms Types for Upper Floors: with renovation, concierge service, lounge access & breakfast (with Gold level getting more personalized attention) 1. Gold Room (fl 9, 355 sq ft), 2. Gold Grand Room (fl 9&14, 398-495 sq ft), 3. 1bdrm Gold Suite (2 ppl max, fl 9, 753 sq ft+ living rm), 4. 3bdrm Gold Suite (6ppl max, fl 9-11, 2400 sq ft +living rm, kitchen, dining rm) 5. Lieutenant Governor's Suite (2 ppl max, fl 14, 904 sq ft, Art Deco decor, +living rm, kitchen; can connect to 1 more room for total 2 bdrm) 6. Morning side Suite(2 ppl max, fl 14, 904 sq ft, + living rm, city skyline & sunrise views) 7. Royal Suite (2 ppl max, fl 14, 904 sq ft, +living rm, kitchen, dining rm, powder rm; can connect to 2 more rooms for total 3 bdrm) Special Offers worth checking for EX: Residents of USA WA state, British Columbia & Alberta get room discount (10%/ 1-2 nights, 15%/ 3-4 nights, 20%/ 5+nights), complimentary parking, waived pet fee. Offered until Sept 30, 2022 read more

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Large room on concierge level. Great service. Would highly recommend this hotel. Staff was very accommodating and professional.

I had a phenomenal experience at the Fairmont and several pleasant encounters with staff. A stand-out was when we asked the front desk attendant to take our picture, and without missing a beat he put up a "be back soon" sign and led us to a gorgeous picture-taking spot on the first floor. The building itself is beautiful and historic, and it's been kept up in a way that both preserves this beauty and makes you feel like modern royalty. I'd jump at the opportunity to stay here again the next time I'm in Vancouver. read more

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This is a review of Fairmont Hotel's Afternoon Tea in Vancouver BC only: The rain is back in Seattle and it takes me back to the whimsical Afternoon Tea we enjoyed last weekend while in Vancouver BC. The Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver is well-known for their regularly rotating themed afternoon teas. The theme of our afternoon tea celebrated the rain in Vancouver which they succinctly called "Raincouver". Afternoon tea is a British food tradition of sitting down for an afternoon treat of tea, sandwiches, scones, and cake. Afternoon tea is served around 4 p.m. During the height of afternoon tea in the 19th century, it became fashionable with the upper classes because of the influence of Anna, the Duchess of Bedford. Afternoon tea was never intended to replace dinner but rather to fill in the long gap between lunch and dinner at a time when dinner was served as late as 8 p.m. Lifestyles have changed since those times and an elaborate afternoon tea is now more of a special occasion treat. On a similar note, I was surprised to learn that the term "High Tea" was used more to reference the working classes who ran with a different schedule and a different budget. High Tea is a more substantial meal taken at about six o'clock after a long hard day of manual labor and to help refuel weary bodies. It also includes a main dish, usually hot. It is taken sitting at a tall table, hence - allegedly - the "High" in High Tea. Afternoon Tea at The Fairmont was lovely and very filling. We had several little boxes of our little treats to take home to enjoy later. No one rushed us so it was a very leisurely affair. I recommend getting the Imperial Breakfast Tea or Creamy Earl Grey which we originally wanted but they had run out of it. Our server was wonderful and it was a very warmly lit and cozy room where the tea room was located in the hotel. By the way, this isn't just a stereotypical ladies activity. I saw some other families and couples there. Afternoon Tea is a bit of a splurge but it's another one of those things that is a Must-Do when in British Columbia, especially when celebrating a special occasion. read more

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I was really excited to stay at the Fairmont. It's a great location and its reputation is so good. However, I am thoroughly disappointed in my stay. I've had the two worst nights of sleep in my life. The bed is quite uncomfortable and you cannot adjust the temperature in the rooms. The whole building is set to "heat" in the winter so even if your room is too warm, there is nothing you can do about it. We were able to open our window a sliver, but that is it. My fiance and I were tossing and turning both nights we were there. It really impacted our enjoyment of our stay in Vancouver. If you can't get a good night of sleep in your hotel, what is it for? The staff was friendly and helpful at check-in, at the restaurant, and the valet, but the lack of sleep made our stay disappointing. I really wish I had more positive things to say, I really do, but our sleep was so impacted by the poor temperature design. I am not sure I would stay here again. read more

What a fun High Tea experience! We were looking for afternoon tea and this is it! The theme for this season is The Queen's Gambit. Suzy was so amazing and walked us through the tea, our food and some of the fun drinks. If you're like me and love High tea, you will like this place. read more

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Four stars is a tad generous, but I think they deserve more than 3. First time staying here (we're local), but we've been to the hotel several times before for Notch8 and shopping. Pros: the Gold lounge (Gold floor) is very good and the staff there are great. Love the scones!! Rather enjoyed room service. The building itself is old and beautiful and Notch8 is always good for dinner or afternoon tea. Nice luxury shops. The spa was pretty good. Pretty Xmas decor. Cons: yes this is an old hotel, but there is basically zero bathroom counter space, which is very disappointing. I was in a suite (953), but it was so close to the ice machine and a generally noisy area that it disturbed my sleep. The door is right by the bed. Also, there wasn't a way to cool the room down via the thermostat because since it's an old hotel, their system only allows either heating (winter) or cooling (summer). My room was 24.5C the first night and I was very uncomfortable despite it being December. Another room we booked smelled musty and was missing a knob to change the waterfall shower to the hand shower (room 931). We are used to staying at the Pac Rim, which is much more modern and has more amenities. Checked out the pool, and the hot tubs were (badly) converted into these weird little putting greens that immediately cheapened the area and looked almost like someone was playing a prank or something. Very odd. Decided not to go for a swim. read more

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver - Mmmm room service. - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is a beautiful and historic hotel (opened in 1939), and an overall great place to stay. Location is excellent. It's right next to the Vancouver Art Museum, and a 14 minute walk to the Vancouver Convention Center. The staff was courteous and helpful. We brought our small child. The hotel room had a minibar which triggered a room charge if anything was picked up (about $15 to $20 each item, with some $50 bottles of wine). Again, we had a small child with us... We didn't want our toddler to buy $200 worth of minibar drinks and snacks just by picking them up. When we asked them to remove those items from our room, they explained this results in a $50 restocking fee, which seems excessive. They worked with us though, and we were happy with the solution. There was no refrigerator in the room (aside from the one full of minibar booze) for occupant use, which we missed. It's helpful to have a fridge to stash leftovers, or milk for your child. The pool was nice and clean. No hot tub; the previous hot tub was filled in and now covered with astroturf. Overall, it was a great hotel and we would stay there again. It's perhaps better for people without small children though. read more

Centrally located, excellent room accommodations, wonderful dining experience (don't miss the afternoon tea service), indoor swimming pool, extremely friendly staff, boutique shopping on the first floor (Dior & LV) and everything you'd hope for at the Fairmont. read more

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4.5* The iconic Fairmont Vancouver is my favorite place to stay while visiting Vancouver. Extremely well located and reasonably priced compared to Pacific Rim (more modern and recent) or other luxurious hotels. Bed and linen are always consistent from one Fairmont to another and perfect for a good night sleep. For those who love to shop, they have a variety of high end stores such as: Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci, etc. If that's not enough, Tiffany and Prada are a block away :-) Their restaurant Notch 8 has great drinks and I also ordered through room service which was really good. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Strongly recommend it for families, couples or solo travellers. read more

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