Fairmont Hotel Vancouver

Excellent location-easy walk to Stanley Park, restaurants and late night bakeries. Beautiful room, comfortable bed and luxurious toiletries. Temperature control in room worked perfectly. It was a splurge but worth it.

Stayed here for a night after our rocky mountaineer ride. The hotel is understand ly grand and classy. Service is nice and good. The only strange incident was during breakfast when we were placed right at the entrance of the restaurant when there were obviously table elsewhere. We asked and were told those were not available , only for the very n XY guest to be placed there. Maybe we have to dress up grand and classy next time or maybe it’s something else. But I’m not too impressed but such things and so my 1 star less.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights at the beginning of our Rocky Mountaineer vacation through Canada. The room was quite comfortable although the bathroom was small. We had access to the Fairmont Gold lounge for breakfast and snacks throughout the day. The staff was quite welcoming and accommodating. Everyone was friendly and respectful. It was a very convenient location for activities in downtown Vancouver. Fairmont is a standard we have come to rely on for a comfortable, welcoming stay.

Great staff. Good service. Needs a thorough refurbishment. Encountered bathroom of just four sqm - unsatisfactory mismatch to a suite.

We recently stayed one night pre-cruise. I’d stayed this hotel previously but not for several years. It’s centrally located with a short walk to the waterfront, Robson Street, restaurants and public transportation. Overall, the experience was good, but with a couple of issues. Like most Fairmonts in Canada, the Hotel Vancouver is a grand old hotel and service is good. The room and furniture were in good shape. The price was outrageous at nearly $700/night (with promotional and member discounts) for an entry-level room with no view - but then all downtown hotels are outrageously priced in Vancouver during cruise season. There were a couple of things that I wasn’t happy with. When I closed the bathroom door, I noticed the corners of the floor and the baseboards behind the door were quite dirty and desperately needed cleaning. The other thing that I found very annoying - enough to make me not come back - was the putrid smell in the lobby. It was like being stuck in an elevator with someone that had bathed in cheap cologne. We were told it’s the hotel’s “signature scent”. Both of us found it sickening and couldn’t stand being on the ground floor. We encountered this also at the Fairmont Pacific Rim on a previous stay. Nowadays - workplaces, medical offices, etc. request that people refrain from wearing perfume. This is because many people are bothered by heavy scents. Why would a hotel intentionally allow such a pervasive scent to overpower the entire ground floor? There is no escaping it there. Can they be that out of touch that they don’t realize it’s extremely unpleasant for some people? Everyone was friendly and helpful at the hotel and the room was nice (except for the bathroom cleanliness issue). It was a pleasant stay, but not outstanding. We visit Vancouver often but because of the perfume issue, I unfortunately will not be back.