Have played squash several times at Terminal City Club (TCC). Membership isn't cheap ($6K/4.5K/1.2K initiation fee for over 35/34 and under/spouse plus $400 monthly fees). Good - 3 squash singles courts - Steam room and sauna - Billiards room, four lane lap pool and hot tub - Spacious patio area - Lions Pub (British fare) is attached in the club's basement. Mediocre food ($22.00 empire burger) Bad - Courts are humid and shorter in width than regulation. No benches or places to sit - Cramped gym and locker room - Guests have to be escorted by front desk staff to access the elevator - Expensive parking ($4.50 for 30 min, $15.00 after 6pm, $28.00 from 6am-6pm) read more

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Came for a conference and this place was extremely clean and organized. Lovely place to have a conference. Staff was extremely attentive

This club has an old school hotel type of vibe that feels classy, comfortable, and relaxing. I've come here just to chill and have tea, and I've attended the annual gala. Food is mostly excellent, especially the seafood. The facility is clean and people are polite. read more

Service: 1/1 Atmosphere: 1/1 Food: 2.5/3 I've come here a few times as the guest of a member, and it definitely is a nice place to be. Top notch service, lovely atmosphere, and good food and drink! The staff really go above and beyond to provide the best service I've ever seen, and their BBQ Duck Spring Roll appy is absolutely wow! My complaints though are that their menu is very limited and never seems to change. I've been there about 4 times now over the course of a year and the food selection has been the same few items. As well, while all the items I've tried have definitely all been good, for the price I can point out other restaurants downtown that can serve it better. Though they do not quite hit the spot for amazing food quality or selection, Terminal City Club still makes for a good evening out so I'd recommend giving it a try if you have the opportunity! read more

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Club only open for members, now with the COVID-19 felt much safer to dine in here. Food is always good, cozy environment with live band playing on the patio, great place to spend the evening with your friends. Service team is very caring and tentative, when heard it's our friend's birthday, they prepared a lovely macaron tray for us, so sweet! One negative thing is the parking, it's open for public, but without member's fob, you can't access the elevator, need to go all the way around the building to Get in. Also difficult to find the pay station, the tap at the gate is not working, made it so complicate for us to get out. read more

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We were invited to see club by a member. Table we booked in lounge we were bumped from. Then had very expensive dinner with multiple bottles wine finishing at 950 went for post drinking in lounge and told it was closed. This was Friday night. Why would I join club in vancouver where on a Friday night I cannot have a drink after 950. I would never join not worth the money. read more

This is one of the most beautiful spaces in Vancouver. I usually come here for various functions and events as a guest and the food here has always been wonderful. As a guest of a member I've seen the billiards room and as a member of a business club have been to meetings in the various rooms in this building. The meeting rooms have that old world charm and one of my favorite things about this space is the shoe shine machine (which used to be in the men's room but is now found in the coat room.) I can't comment on the hotel as I have not stayed as a guest. But this place is 3 stars A-OK from everything I've experienced so far. read more

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Came here for a Christmas party. Always wondered how this place would compare to Vancouver Club next door. Parking is horrendous here unless it's after 2200. There's a pay lot underground. The actual club is actually behind the Auberge Hotel lobby. A bit tricky for first-timers. Once past the hotel concierge desk, the club desk is on the R side. A bit farther in and one reaches the main foyer. As I was only here for a party, I did not get to tour the full facility. There are several banquet halls and a restaurant on 2F, as well as a nice large billiard room. On the ground floor, there is also a business centre, which must be useful when one needs to get some work done. The food is of fairly decent quality. I had a chance to try their various crackers and dip, cheese platter, raw oysters, roast beef sandwiches, and desserts. The quality is very similar to what one would find at most hotels of similar calibre. Drinks are overpriced, but again, that's expected. Overall, it's a nice classy space, with practical facilities. Now if only I can afford a membership. read more

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A review for my wedding venue is long overdue, but wow.. the staff executed everything perfectly for my wedding day back in July 2016. I was being pretty picky on the reception location, but happily went with Terminal City, as their main ballroom was just gorgeous and had a beautiful view. They were able to accomodate 180 guests for a seated buffet dinner. There was a grand piano on the main floor, which was rolled into the main reception area, which was perfect as we had a pianist play during our first dance. The event planner sat down with me to go over the room plan, which can be made into separate rooms with dividers. That being said, they were able to set up a comfortable "bridal suite" where we could store any supplies, personal belongings, clothes, etc. We also had a private room where we could do a tea ceremony, while the rest of the guests were outside in the grand lobby and reception area for cocktail hour. The food was also just amazing - a few months before the wedding, the chef cooked up a few dishes from the menu for myself and my parents to sample, along with wine tastings. The food was cooked perfectly, and I was excited for the buffet service for the wedding night. I had added on some extras (prime rib carving station, and raw oysters). I also had 2 bottles of wine per table, which the cost per bottle was surprisingly reasonable compared to other restaurants. A few other things I appreciated: - we got a complimentary wedding suite for the night - there was special rates for guests staying at the hotel - servers went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. If something was out of place, I didn't notice - Although I allowed for 2 bottles of wine per table, there were unopened bottles left so they took off the remaining 10 bottles off the finall invoice, which was really honest of them (and it was something I wouldn't have bothered to keep track of) - they were kind to my other vendors, allowing for them to come back and collect their rental items the next morning rather than at midnight (ie: lights, chair covers) - everyone was very coordinated and their communication was spot on, making sure the tea ceremony room was quickly flipped over to the reception room, making sure everything was displayed and set out properly I thought that my picky parents might find something to complain about, but had nothing but good things to say! 8/5 - would definitely get married here again read more

A very good, well-located *private* club in downtown Vancouver. I've been a member here for just under a year and enjoyed the experience. We joined in large part for a better gym experience than the commercial gyms offered and TCC has not disappointed. While the gym isn't terribly large, it has a decent range of equipment, a great view, friendly staff and mostly civil clientele. The adjacent squash courts can make it a bit noisy. The skylit 25 m indoor pool and hot tub have a great view too and are a signature feature. The dining facilities are decent but could use better menu choices, especially in the Cuvée wine bar where a 2016 menu change removed some of the proper meal choices and added too many "odd" items. The fine dining restaurant 1892 is no longer open for dinner - a bit unfortunate since The Grill is a bit casual. That said, The Grill has a fantastic patio in good weather. The Lions Pub downstairs is very good and open to the public. The staff and service are excellent. read more

I've been a member here for just over a year, and joined primarily for the gym facilities. While not the most modern and best-equipped gym in the city, the experience is a different one: staff members remember you by name, fellow members are friendly, and the gym is never crowded. These are benefits that you don't see in other gyms in the city - in fact, some (which shall remain nameless) are quite the opposite. The gym space is slightly cramped, but people are courteous and there usually isn't a wait for equipment. A full swimming pool and hot tub are available for member use (both gym and pool are also available for use by guests of the neighbouring Auberge Hotel). TCC has made an effort to remain relevant to the modern world, and yet still retains its traditional charm. Wifi is offered for members throughout the club, and the former reading room has been converted into a quiet-space business centre. The lobby, members' lounge (billiards room) and three restaurants retain decor to be expected from a club established in the 19th century, though the building itself is more modern (from the late 90s). For courtesy, cell phone use is restricted, and there is a business casual dress code in all areas except for the gym. I enjoy the dining experience at Cuvee, the wine bar, the most - the restaurant offers minimal mark-up on bottle prices and included corkage. Unfortunately, their dinner menu has changed and the "old reliable" choices such as the cobb salad and club sandwich have disappeared, replaced by items considered more "haute cuisine." The fine dining restaurant, 1892, is now closed on weekday evenings, which is disappointing as it was a very enjoyable experience. The Grill has a very good brunch on weekends, with an outdoor deck in warmer weather that overlooks the Vancouver waterfront. The Lions Pub (open to the public) on the basement level offers good value for drinks and pub fare, but I have seen mice running around the floor on two occasions (and would hesitate to return). Membership is on the pricier side, but offers great exercise facilities, networking, dining and events. Apart from the minor things, it's been a great experience so far. read more

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I got married here and it was amazing. The upstairs ballroom has an outdoor balcony with a beautiful view of the mountains and ocean! The staff is very attentive and are always giving the best customer service they can. Brittany, our contact there, was extremely thorough and organized. The food here is also so good, all our guests loved it! Thank you for being such a great venue :) read more

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My boyfriend and I found a great deal on Expedia for this hotel, otherwise the usual rates are way out of our price range. Once we arrived, we saw why: The lobby feels more like a museum than a hotel lobby, amazing views from all around, and he room has a kitchenette (complete with dishes, mini fridge, microwave, and sink). After we dropped off our stuff and walked out, we discovered several cafes just steps away, a food court a block away, the cruise ship port and convention center a block away, Granville Mall two blocks away, Robson Street two blocks away, Gastown just a few blocks away, and multiple entrances to the Skytrain. We were also able to walk to the Vancouver Aquarium and to the south side. Our only complaints were about the odd hours of the pool and in-room dining. The pool is only opened for limited hours during the weekdays and for just a couple of hours over the weekends. In-room dining ends at 10pm which is inconvenient if you like to stay out late. Besides those points, we really enjoyed our stay. There's free wi-fi that worked very well. They gave us complimentary waters and chocolates. Our housekeeper even filled up our ice bucket for us. The bed was so comfortable, we were able to catch up on sleep on our vacation. Highly recommended, especially if you can find a good deal on one of the travel sites. read more

My friend got married at the Terminal City Club and it was amazing. The ceremony was on the balcony with a view of the North Shore Mountains and it was close enough to Stanley Park to whip over for photos between the ceremony and the celebration. The banquet staff were fabulous and paid special attention to the head table, where I was sat in a shiny bridesmaid dress obviously in need of frequent refills on my cocktail! The dinner that they put on was delicious and although it was served buffet style all the cold dishes were cold and the hot dishes were hot. There was ample selection and everything was delicious. They let us stay and party until the last possible moment and didn't try to hurry us out. It was great to be able to go out onto the balcony to get some fresh air after dancing for a few songs, and there were comfie chairs set out under a tent -- no, classier than a tent, a canopy -- where people could chill and visit. The wedding played out without any hiccups, and that's about all you can ask for in a room with all ages, loads of family and an open bar! read more

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Great place to use eat or have a cocktail after work. Gym is top notch and the pool is the best in the city. Try to go two or three times a week. read more

This place, this place is just soooo good. Summer time, you get to enjoy bbq feast and very very very good service. They trained their staff well. The downfall is, it's a private club. read more

I mean... what else is there to say about a "private" club? It's amazing here. Membership isn't required to attend events, but definitely is to use the facilities so I don't recommend you put this on your list of places to just "stop by" if you're in the area. I'd really love to come here for another party! read more

I'm still unsure as to the point of a private club, but hey, rich people have money to burn, so all the power to them. I recently attended my brother's wedding here. Being Filipino, I'm used to a long Catholic ceremony in a church followed by a buffet-style reception at a golf course or hall. Being gay, my brother definitely picked a non-boring setting. With an ocean view of North Vancouver, it sure beats a church (sorry Jesus). After a short and sweet ceremony, we waited a short 10 minutes while the staff transformed the room for the reception (well planned). Being gay, my brother and his partner planned every detail ages ago. The Club's staff executed very well. Food was the best wedding food I've ever had. Kind of like comparing airplane food from coach to 1st class. We had a choice of our 4 course meal between salmon and squab (magic chicken to those who don't want to know what it is). All delicious and paired beautifully with different wines. Staff was bubbly and efficient. The bartenders kept their cool and handled the open bar lines quickly. Maybe a tad too quickly as everyone got hammered pretty darn fast. Cake (made in-house) was layered happiness. If you got $$, come here. read more

I have mixed feelings about this place, but ultimately I cannot recommend. First, the positive - For the price point, the 1-bdrm suite I got was reasonably sized. The other places I've stayed in Vancouver mostly have smaller sized suites. It also had a little kitchenette that was helpful. The pool was nice and the kids enjoyed that aspect. Also, the location was good. It was an easy walk to Robson and the waterfront was very close. But the problems were bigger and more prounounced: - Parking was $25/day because you got "in and out privileges". For that amount per day, I expect valet parking and I expect that the car will be ready a few minutes after I call down for it. You have to park it yourself and the number of non-reserved spots were few and far between. - When I booked the room there was no mention that you can't just pull up to the front. There IS no front to speak of (at least, in the hotel sense of the word). You have to go to the back to park. I had to call from my car to get that info. - The front desk was not attentive. I had to let the phone ring many times to get someone to pick up. - The kitchenette didn't have flatware and place settings. I expect those to be available if there's a kitchenette. Had to call down for those. - Our "city view" from the 8th floor consisted of a wall and construction. Literally, a wall. - For the kind of hotel they aspire to be, I expect a doorman to get the door. Nope. Basically, this is a social club that rents out its club hotel to the public. That's fine if you make the public aware of everything they need to know AND you're providing public hotel services. I probably should've stayed at the Westin Grand or the Sutton Place. Both for a few extra dollars and both with at least valet parking. read more

As a member I feel that This venue should be split into several places: TCC Lions Pub, 1892 Restaurant, Cuvée, The Grill, the Billiards room, the fitness club, the events facilities and then finally the hotelling operation. The club itself is a first class establishment with lots of facilities for its members and guests. The recent remodel on late 2008 made it even more enjoyable. They really excel with the food and beverage delivering both large portions as well as the finest cuisine at reasonable prices in Cuvée the Wine Bar, 1892 the Fine Dining Room and the Grill upstairs. Finally, as a member, there is only a small corkage few on booze sold. A $300 bottle of Champagne is indeed a $300 bottle of Champagne. Reason enough to join! read more

This place is meh. I've gone here several times for law conferences and drinks, and it's really not as great as people say. It was the last "men's club" in the city to forbid women from joining, but they finally had to start letting them in during the 1970s, boooo! They have a strict dress code (no sneakers, business attire a must) and they don't allow you to use your cellphone (they actually have a small telephone booth to make your calls, how archaic). I will say though that their food is wonderful. I've been lucky enough to eat here several times and eaten their catered food as well, both are delicious. The place is beautiful and the staff is nice, but a big arrogant. If you want to relax, don't do it here. If you want to be seen and snobby, this place is perfect for you. read more

Me and my friends celebrated the Olympic Closing Ceremony at the Ballroom of this Club. My friend's Dad is a member of this club so we had the chance to actually gate crash ha! (not literally... we had tickets ofcourse) See below for my observations: 1. They have a dress code here. No jeans, sneakers etc. Heck, I brought another set of pants etc. just for that closing ceremony party. 2. I'm not ageist but we were the youngest in the crowd! 3. Food was great... coffee and tea selection were awesome... food is ok to good (nice deep fried tiger prawns) and their tiramisu dessert is just indulging. 4. Everything here is so British - we played snooker! ha! It takes you about half a minute to walk around. I prefer the regular billiards. 5. Darn... gym and Olympic size swimming pool on the rooftop - all covered in glass overlooking the cascades. We didn't have swimming trunks! . 6. Public restrooms are huge and very clean. Overall, I had a great time. read more

I came here back in December for Christmas and it was great. Room was beautiful with a view and the service was friendly. Very clean and they added personal touch by writing us a Christmas card with Christmas treats. They gave us a lot of extra fruits etc. since the places all around were closed for the holidays. I also had the opportunity to have drinks with a colleague who was part of the club. Service is very good and friendly and extremely professional. If you can afford to to stay here, tourist or not, I highly recommend that you do! read more

We would like to extend an enormous thank you to all of the staff at Terminal City for making our wedding reception the best experience in every way, throughout the planning phase, and during the reception. Everything was perfectly coordinated (according to our schedule), the decor and layout looked amazing, nothing was missing, the audiovisual setup and sound were simple and of superb quality, the ballroom had a lovely ambiance, and the staff was very accommodating. The banquet manager was on top of every moment and we did not have one thing to worry about. We chose the perfect venue and even managed to stay on budget! Erin and Keith Peterson - October 2016 read more

An excellent hotel for visitors who want a central location near waterfront and a great gym. Also FREE WiFi. We found The Terminal City Club through Kayak and got a fairly good rate, especially for Vancouver. We were very pleased with our stay. Service: The service is very friendly. They typically stay out of your way, but are quick to give assistance if you need it. Room: Ours was 'cozy' but had everything we needed. The bed was comfortable, it was nice and quiet, plus we got a view of the water. WiFi: Free. That alone is worth a bonus star. Gym: The TC Club boasts one of the best hotel gyms I have been in. As a standalone fitness club, it has everything you need, plus squash courts and a large swimming pool. If you're one of those travellers who needs a gym in your hotel, this is the place. Parking: Self parking is available around back and seems to be about half what you'd pay for valet parking at any of the other nearby hotels. Bottom line: We'll be back to the TC. It's generally about $50 - $70 / night less than the large chain hotels and still gives you a great location and a comfortable stay. read more

I am allergic to certain foods and this morning's breakfast choice included one of those foods. When the meal arrived, I thanked the waiter and advised I could not eat the meal. The manager of the catering staff came by and offered an alternative, which was delicious. I'm very appreciating of the thoughtfulness and thorough professionalism of the catering staff at the Terminal City Club. read more

I have been a Terminal City Club member for some time now and I LOVE it. Service is excellent, food is delicious and every time I travel I visit the amazing affiliate clubs worldwide. Thank You Terminal City Club read more

We stayed here the last weekend of June. We booked through a travel website for the hotel portion of Terminal City. This is a mixed-use facility, part hotel and part residential. Unfortunately, they simply do not know how to behave as a hotel. First, when we checked in, we were told that the parking gate closes at 11 pm, so if we were going to drive anywhere, our car must be back by 11 pm. Strange, but that's okay because we were planning to be back by 11. Fine. Next, I asked about the wine bar that's touted on the website. The front desk let me know that is closed on the weekends. The dining room was closed for a wedding. What was open, she added, was the pub. I asked how to get to the pub, and one of the staff members had to escort us using a fob key down a service entrance. He then said, "go down this hall, push the green button, and go into the door on the right." This is the type of entry you'd use to make food service deliveries, by the way. The kicker was the following day. We wanted to use the pool. We couldn't get to the pool because "we forgot to turn the elevators on for guests." So we had to be escorted to the pool. The pool itself is fine, but apparently is reserved on weekend mornings for lap swimming and residents have first priority (that is not noted in the facilities book in the room, although the desk clerk insisted it was). Finally, to *leave* the pool we needed a fob key, and the clerk eyed us suspiciously and asked us why we didn't have one. When we explained we were there for 1 night, he said, "oh, yeah, we don't have a lot, so 1-night stay people might not get one." Nice. Classy. I forgot to add that the room itself was not very nice. It looked onto a concrete wall and the paint was chipped and scuffed. I've stayed at places that aren't 4-stars but had nicer rooms. If you want a place that supposedly has great facilities but you can't access them because you're a second-class citizen (read: not resident), then stay here. Otherwise, go to an actual hotel where everyone is treated equally. There is no way I'd ever go back here. read more

I became a member here earlier this year. The squash community is great, the pool is almost always quiet, and the Grill is a great place to take friends, colleagues and babies for brunch. I particularly like that the club is family friendly. Aside from work and fatherhood, my frequency of reviews has fallen off a cliff in large part to the fact that I enjoy the food here at the Club, which features, in ascending order of swankiness, the Lions Pub, the Grill, Cuvée Wine Bar, and 1982. Really no reason for me to venture out much to try other things, especially when, at the Grill, the staff adores my baby boy. If you are interested in joining, feel free to send me a PM. read more

I first visited this club in the summer of 2011 as a guest of a member, and fell in love with it. Great food and drink, and superbly majestic, without being stuffy. I brought my entire family with me on a business trip (including 3 children ranging in age from 4 months to 7 years old) and we decided to stay in the attached hotel. We had a room with a fantastic view, and the entire staff was warm and very accommodating. They really treat you like royalty here. Room service was great. The front desk was great. I especially love the no cell phone rule enforced in most of the public areas of the hotel. This is truly in the top 5 best places I have ever stayed, and I will be coming back. read more

I spent a gorgeous evening here for a wedding. The lobby is really welcoming and leads you naturally to the banquet hall. The decor is elegant and neutral. The staff were excellent. Filling my beverage and clearing my plates were properly timed and seemed effortless. read more

I also have mixed feelings here. I came here not by my own choosing, but that of Hotwire's. And overall it was a good value as a Hotwire hot rate, but if I had to pay full price I may shop around a but more for a real hotel. The GOOD: 1. Location, location location! Two quick block walk to the convention center and harbor! 2. Large suite with kitchenette-- didn't expect this much space in a downtown hotel. 3. Great fitness center/pool 4. Classy clientele, not many kids around. Dress code in dining areas. The NOT AS GOOD 1. Parking is expensive and inconvenient with a separate entrance and elevator, followed by winding hallways just to get to the lobby. I believe the price was 26 pre-tax but it did allow in and out privileges. No valet??? 2. No place to pull up in front of the hotel (just parking meters) and the awkward garage access does not make it convenient to carry your luggage up-- pack lightly! 3. I did not see a single bellboy. There appeared to be a concierge type person sitting next to the front door, who just blandly stared at me as I struggled to corral four separate pieces of luggage through the two sets of heavy glass double doors. It took me two minutes to do so. No one lifts a finger or offers to help?! 4. The Lions Pub: terrible. They will offer you a coupon for 2:1 appetizers. It's not even worth that, everything tasted like it went straight from a freezer into a frier. Even these things they called "dry ribs" were just fried small chunks of dry mystery meat far and bone. Who deep fries ribs? Also, my mojito tasted like water. Overall, come here for the location but don't expect the service to be up to the standards of a similarly priced hotel. read more

Always great for a sauna and steam and hot tub at the end of the day.

I have been ending up at this club for weddings and the gold medal men's hockey game during the Olympics and thought I'd write a note. It is a private club so you can't just walk in but it is also a very nice facility for hosting an event, the last I went to was a wine tasting and it is well setup and very well run for this. I give them 5 stars for anything dealing with food. I think the decor is stuck in the 30s done in the 80s but that's another issue. read more

Very nice athletic club...good squash community

Not even one star! Terrible venue security and horrible management that doesn't even care about retaining their customers or maintaining good reputation! They don't know how to secure a place, they allow guests belongings to be stolen and don't even know how to be professional about it or even acknowledge the stress they caused due to their careless and indifferent attitude towards their guests!!! Here's what happened, I lost my coat in the coat room by the wedding hall while I was attending a wedding. I used the coat room as per their instructions given to me as I was walking in to the wedding hall. Amazingly there was no coat check and no number was given to me but since that was their instruction I thought that they know what they are doing and that they know how to secure the guests belongings, so I trusted that I can leave it there. Again, I was precisely told to use the coat room and there was no communication what so ever that they are not being responsible for what I put in the coat room, otherwise I would have hanged on tight to it and kept it with me at all times in the wedding hall. I finished attending the wedding and went back to the coat room and my coat wasn't there! It's not the kind of coat that you would mistakenly take because of the design, and apart from the coat price, it had an emotional value. I spoke to Inalla the manager that available at that time, who seemed concerned and said will do a full sweep and give me a call the next day. I gave her the details of the coat, including the brand, color, design..etc. I waited till 2 pm the next day, no one called so I called them and Inalla wasn't there, so they directed me to speak to Robert, the manager available at the time and he said that they have not been able to locate my coat at the time and that they would normally wait a couple of days for someone to return it, so I explained all of the above and that the likelihood of someone "mistakenly" taking it is zero and that it must have been stolen. So the response I got from him was "we are not responsible" and that the bride and groom didn't ask for coat check so it's not our responsibility that you lost your coat. I was shocked from the rude and extremely unprofessional response but me still trying to be civil and communicate properly about my frustration said that if the bride and groom didn't ask/pay for coat check then why was I instructed by a venue employee to use the coat room? And why wasn't I told verbally that the venue isn't responsible for coats and why wasn't there a sign that said that they are not responsible for lost items ??? He kept repeating the same statement saying that they "are not responsible" and that there is nothing they can do. I tried called Inalla again (the manager that was present on the wedding night) the next day hoping that she would be a better person to talk to but she wasn't there. It was such a devastating and frustrating experience all together, the least you'd expect from a supposedly "Reputable" venue known for its hospitality? If that is a place with professional management that knows how to treat their guests and retain their customers they would at least know that they should have provided. 1. A sincere apology and acknowledgment of the issue they caused 2. A more caring and compassionate attitude 3. A financial compensation with the value of the stolen item which unfortunately would still not compensate for emotional value. read more

Great Thursday evening buffet on a beautiful patio in downtown Vancouver. Live music.

I choose to belong but do wonder. The facilities are generally a 4.5 and the staff is friendly enough but there is no net value. No effort to know your name. No effort to offer networking. Mediocre and no effort to make one feel special and recognized read more

Excellent hotel and conference center. I was in Vancouver teaching a business seminar. The seminar was in the Terminal City Club and I stayed in the hotel. Service s great. The restaurants very superior. Comfortable rooms. Central location. Highly recommended. read more

Friendly. Quick service. Delicious food & cold beer. I loved the atmosphere. It's a busy, casual place. Our food arrived right away. Nothing to complain about. I'd love to make this a regular hang-out if I lived in the neighbourhood. read more