We stayed in the English Bay Room for a week in late September 2009. Jenny, the host, was exceptionally helpful. Her Mom made delicious breakfasts each morning. It's located in a quiet, nice part of town. The rates are very good, especially for longer stays. Highly recommended!

Conveniently placed for the airport and near a bus route into Vancouver itself. We had the mini suite downstairs which was a bit noisy, but clean and comfortable. Jennie, our host, was great - giving us advice and maps for where to go and what to do. She even went and bought out day passes for the bus for us.

This is an amazing place to stay. Jenny the host was extremely helpful - she gave us the bus concession tickets we needed and every morning gave us advice on the best way to do what ever activities we planned for the day.

The b and b is in an exclusive part of Vancouver and is a beautiful homestead. The breakfasts were wonderful- fresh fruit, cereal, yoghurt as well as a cooked breakfast that was different each day. We met some lovely people at the breakfast table which was a social occasion.

Our room was the Stanley Park room which was huge and overlooked the mountains. There is free internet service downstairs and it is near the bus stop to town ( you can walk) and easy walking distrance of several restaurants and a laundromat.

We really enjoyed staying here and have to say that this is the best b and b in our experiences in Canada, USA and the UK.

My husband and I spent four nights at the Vancouver Traveller in Vancouver during our honeymoon in June 2009. Our host, Jenny, was very friendly and gave us lots of useful advice about places to visit during our stay and how to get there - she also provided us with bus tickets and maps of the area which were very helpful. Our room was spacious and very clean and had a little kitchen area with fridge and an ensuite bathroom. Breakfast was served in the main lounge each day and was very filling. Although located about a 30 minute walk from downtown, the walk into downtown was pleasant and there are a number of lovely restaurants located a 15 minute walk away. It is easy to catch a bus into downtown (they seemed to be regular) and Jenny provided us with all the information we needed in that respect. We had free use of a computer and the internet. We thought that the Vancouver Traveller provided very good value for money and we would definitely stay there again.