Jessica's house is an amazing place to stay if you want all the comforts of home with a personable…read morehost. I have stayed here twice when in Vancouver and I can honestly say that this is the best bed and breakfast that I have ever stayed at. This is a five room house that is very clean and has so many things to make you comfortable. They even have a full body massage chair downstairs. The host William, is a joy to interact with and makes dim sum for you each morning. Anytime I stay in Richmond this will be where I stay.

The location was perfect for what we planned to do. We took sky train near the hotel to go to…read moreVancouver for more sightseeing and the kids favorite mall is right across from the hotel. Not so great: 1) The bathtub drainage was terrible. I would have dirty water up to my knees if I took shower normally. I had to finish my shower quickly. 2) There was only one of the two elevators were working. It took us 10 min to just going down to the lobby each time. It took longer at the checking out time. 3) When we came back to the room after the breakfast on the check out day, the cleaning staff was already started cleaning our room. Although we already packed our bags and put them in a car before breakfast, we haven't checked out the hotel yet. We could not go back to the room to use restroom, we just went back to the lobby to use one at the restaurant.

I was in the area, and had not tried this restaurant yet, but glad I did. Had a nice breakfast here…read moreand the service was excellent too. Plenty of windows bringing in some light (until the airport bus parked out front). Also next door to Aberdeen mall, but I did not find the mall all that interesting - most shops closed in the morning until ~ 11am. Canada line is right across the street if you need it. For restaurant choices in walking distance, I would select this one.

In Richmond for an event over Memorial Day weekend, we needed a place to stay that wasn't going to…read morerequire donating a kidney. Hotels were at a premium and Airbnbs were limited. Luckily I found this B&B on a popular hotel site for an extremely reasonable price. David, the B&B manager, was so friendly and accommodating. We were 2 hours later than we thought we'd be due to the border crossing. David put us at ease and was there at the front door with a smile on his face when we arrived. Parking was easy and right in front of the house. There is street parking in the neighborhood if the house's parking spaces are taken. David gave us a quick tour and told us what was in the area within walking distance. We were told to help ourselves to breakfast or snacks in the fridge (including ice cream bars). The house is large and very clean. You must take your shoes off at the door. There are slippers to use if you'd like. I am a stickler for cleanliness and I had no issue walking around in my socks. From what I understand there are three rooms available to book. The one we booked had a private bathroom but the other two share a washroom. Our room was well appointed with a desk, coat rack, vanity, tv, and hot water kettle. The bathroom has a shower and separate bathtub. Included are soap, shampoo, conditioner, and hair dryer. I'm so happy we found this B&B! Now that I know it exists, we will be back if we ever need to stay in the area.

During our time here at the Hampton Inn, they were doing renovations and they would be done after…read morewe left, around June 4-6 so the breakfast area is small and there's no access to the gym. Room is a bit cramped but if you don't stay there long, it's fine. Pros: There's free breakfast everyday... You can make your own waffles and there's a few different cereals, fruit (oranges, apples, bananas), bread/toast, muffins, scrambled eggs, sausages, potatoes, and bagels. There's also free parking, which in a place that charges for any parking, it's a huge plus. It's also walkable to the Richmond Night Market a few blocks away and it's across the street from Foodyland, an Asian supermarket. You can also drive to Costco, which is a few minutes away and a cheap Esso gas station. There's also a free airport shuttle to/from the airport if you need it, which I didn't use. Cons: No access to gym and small breakfast area. You are eating in their temporary lobby area, if you choose to get breakfast. However, it's usually pretty packed so there's not much space for you to sit so you may have to eat in your room. No ventilation in the bathroom so your room gets a bit stuffy and humid from your shower so it's hard for your towel to dry quickly. There's a small window you can open in the room, but it doesn't help much. During our time here, our room's door didn't respond to our room key and they had to replace the battery in our door, which kept us waiting around for someone to charge the battery or replace the battery, which is a bit inconvenient. Would I stay here again? Maybe if it's cheaper and they have all their amenities available.

Conveniently across the street from Foody World. It is a short walking distance to Capstan skylink…read moretrain. They are currently renovating the lobby/seating area downstairs so the breakfast space is small. It should be done by June 2026. Rooms are tight; slightly dated but brighter than Sandman hotel. Free on-site parking.

What exactly is Abbott Hills, is it a Bed & Breakfast or a Hostel? I've been around the world and…read morestayed at a wide variety of establishments, yet knowing exactly how to classify Abbott Hills truly vexes me. Definitions of the two are various and tend to blur the line further. Allow me to explain. For example, you will get breakfast at Abbott Hills, and a good one at that. From fresh local blueberries, cereal and toast for light eaters to a hearty Canadian breakfast complete with eggs, potato and meat for hearty appetites. But, I have been served similar breakfast at Hostels too- not to mention the fact that you do get a bed at either establishment. And yes, the owner, Phillip is very generous with beer and wine which is not a bad thing (something that is frowned upon at most Hostels). The owner is kind, hospitable, highly opinionated and loves to spin a good yarn. His autobiography makes Colonel Walter E. Kurtz look like a boy scout. On the other hand, a Hostel is a great lodging alternative for the budget conscious traveler and Abbott Hills is one of, if not the least expensive "Bed and Breakfast" spots in the Vancouver area. In fact, it was the least expensive "Bed and Breakfast" that I've ever visited. However, they do charge more than some Hostels that I've visited which were just as nice, if not better, and is at par with any motor-lodge in the area. So, what does all of this mean to the prospective traveler considering a stay at Abbott Hills? Allow me to break it down for you... Here is my scale: 1 (Low) - 5 (High) CLEANLINESS- 2 Forget the white glove; this place barely passes a grey glove test. The shared bathroom was creepy, filled with dozens of used personal hygiene care products from shampoos, conditioners, toothpaste, toothbrushes (yes, used toothbrushes) and an entire drawer filled with old bars of soap from past guests. Who would save old bars of soap? Why? Also, the bath tub shower drain was clogged and I was up to my ankles in water in no time- YUCK! Ultimately, I rated it 2, because the towels and sheets were clean and there were no bed bugs. NOISE- 4 The property is located near the airport, but what's considerably noisier is that the property is situated on a main thoroughfare which seems to be a favorite cruising spot for every local 'Fast and Furious' car enthusiasts who's installed every conceivable exhaust modification to their late model Japanese sport compact car. Go Speed Racer, Go! AMBIANCE- 1 The building is a quadraplex (a building designed to accommodate four families) with each section containing three bedrooms, one bath, one kitchen and one living room. These units were not built to be aesthetically pleasing; they are utilitarian and cheaply constructed and as such offer little privacy (I could hear my downstairs neighbor snore throughout the evening). SAFETY-1 The doors are unlocked, room keys are left unattended and out in the open and invoices containing personal financial information are also kept out in the open and unattended. However, you are furnished with a key to lock your individual room (I was able to open mine with a credit card). In conclusion, I am reminded of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stewart who described his approach in defining pornography by saying, "I know it when I see it." Well I know a Bed and Breakfast when I see it, and Abbott Hills is not what comes to mind. But if your taste leans toward the bohemian, you will undoubtedly enjoy this inexpensive house of lodging and if a category does exist between Bed and Breakfast and Hostel, Abbott Hills would definitely fit. Hostel Breakfast, perhaps?

Drove past the place the first time because it was so run down we didn't think it was a Bed and…read moreBreakfast. After entering the place we decided to cancel. The representation online does not do justice to how dirty and decrepit the place is. For $60-80 a night I expect a clean bed. The owner wouldn't refund our money (it's probably how he makes most of his living, off cancellations that is). There are better deals to be had in Vancouver, and it turns out, it is so easy to get to the airport from the city on the train one doesn't have to stay in a run down hovel in the middle of no where to get there.

Pretty good! I stayed here for one night and had a good experience…read more PROS: + free shuttle to/from the airport - we didn't use this service since I didn't realize it until we got to the airport, but it seems efficient! The shuttles travel pretty frequently, and you can just book your seat with the front desk. + Close proximity to some restaurants and the airport + Room was clean and had enough room for the quick trip. It also had a microwave and fridge. + Complimentary breakfast - it's pretty standard hotel breakfast food, but it's good if you're trying to save $$$ and just need something to get your day started CONS: + Under construction at the time of my stay so I think it's in the process of getting better in terms of aesthetics, but just not quite there yet. Still, this didn't bother me! + Gym was OK. Wish there was more in it, but it has the basics (dumbbells, treadmills, a cable machine) + it is a little loud being close to the road and all the traffic nearby, but they do have a noise machine in the room as well! + Not a lot of other amenities Not bad if you need an affordable option close to the airport!

We are fans of Holiday Inn Express, especially ones that are just as nice as this one! The rooms…read moreare spacious and clean. Nice touch having a white noise machine which we've never seen. It is several stories with a 2 floor garage (they have separate entrances P1 and P2). The breakfast area is kinda small for that size of the hotel because there wasn't enough seating (table and bar seating). It is across the street from Costco which is great if you're traveling and have room in luggage to take back. Great location, convenient to the airport.