We stayed here last weekend for just a night for a quick trip from Seattle and needed two bedrooms for our family of four, plus my parents. The unit was very spacious and comfortable for us all, and the master bedroom was large enough for two pack'n'plays (supplied by the hotel) for our two year old and 5 month old. Huge master bath with double sinks, tub and separate shower. Decor/furnishings were in good shape. Parking was $20 a night. We did not use the kitchen but I checked the drawers and there isn't a whole lot supplied, mainly some dishes and basic counter top appliances. Not even paper towels or kitchen towels as far as I could find. My mom, who is a clean freak and basically lives on tea, did not appreciate some of the stains she found on the handle of the electric tea kettle. G sports bar is two blocks away on Granville, the one sports bar in the city where you can watch other sports (we were looking for a place that had the Rose Bowl on) besides hockey. It was pouring the entire trip, so even though the location is a bit farther to walk to the sights of Stanely Park, for example, had we had time to go there anyway we probably would have driven.

I stayed in the 2 bedroom apartment with my family in December '11. I was very happy with the hotel in every regard.

The rooms are spacious and clean, with a nice view of the city, especially at night. They are comfortable and equipped with kitchen facilities which is very convenient. The location was good, easy walking distance from the 'Down Town Vancouver' train stop, even with heavy bags. There are a range of cafes etcetera near by and a 7-11 literally next door (across the road).

The hotel manager was friendly and efficient but could have perhaps been a little more helpful when we arrived a bit earlier than expected.

Overall very happy with the stay and Vancouver in general.

We stayed here for Grey Cup weekend and had one of the large, two bedroom, two bath suites. It's a nice hotel with helpful staff and a good location. There were some problems with the hotel elevators breaking down but that is probably due to the unusual number of people staying there for the Cup. The only complaint we have is the street noise. We were on the seventh floor and surprised to be able to hear everything going on outside, including people collecting bottles from garbage cans at 2 in the morning. The breakfast was okay but would suggest to the hotel to add some kind of protein like yogurt or hard boiled eggs. The selection was limited to toast, pastry and cereal. We'd definitely stay here again for the price, convenience and large rooms but would request a suite on a higher floor in hopes that it would cut down the street noise.

The rooms are so large that there are only four on each floor. Our Suite was layed out very well with a bedroom at each end of the large living area. The kitchen had full-size appliances including dishwasher. Three LCD TV's, free WIFI & continental breakfast. We were on the 7th floor and slept pretty well - there wasn't too much city noise. Parking was $20 extra. It certainly is a 'downtown hotel' - seems to be just on the border between the sleazy neighborhood and the professional, depending on which way you want to walk. Many, many restaurants nearby.