Got a good rate for this hotel and stayed 4 nights. We were put into room 400 at first and it was TINY!! (See photo). The TV cabinet was in front of the window with a chair in front of it so that you couldn't open the drawers. If you moved the chair out of the way, you couldn't get into the bathroom! We could barely walk round the bed and couldn't put our suitcases anywhere that didn't block the door. Not a very good start.

We complained and were told that they were full that night but they could move us the next day. We moved into a much bigger room with a fridge, large bathroom and two double beds. It was lovely, and we then started to really enjoy our stay.

The hotel is in an excellent location with a great bar next door and a starbucks the other side. The free breakfast was more than adequate and a bonus for a city centre hotel.

I would highly recommend this hotel but make sure you're not in room 400!

Stayed here for 3 nights in the middle of August. Great central location without being too noisy. The hotel was great value (booked through the internet for about £57 a night B&B) - other hotels seemed to be considerably more expensive and weren't any better located. The rooms were fine. Breakfast was a bit busy around the 9:00 deadline, but not a problem.

We only stayed over night, however to my surprise the hotel was great. The location is central to everything, clean and quiet. Service was GREAT. We had breakfast at the hotel (although not a lot of food choices) the staff was very kind. They offered to run my son's sippy cup through the dishwasher. Worth the stay.

We spent two night here in July 2007. The hotel is in a lovely heritage building very close to Robson Street and all the other central parts of the city. The rooms were quite small but the decor was modern and the air conditioning worked! The hotel is real value for money in a city where you can pay a lot of money for a hotel room. Breakfast is served in the basement area and is a help-yourself affair. My husband was disappointed that there was no hot food but I really enjoyed the continental food on offer (toast, yoghurt, fresh fruit and muffins). Staff were very helpful. We walked from the hotel to the bike hire shop close to Stanley Park and spent most of the day riding around the park and the city's sea wall. This was a highlight for us as you get to see most of the city and see all the health-conscious Vancouver residents as they roller-blade past you. Would stay at this hotel again if we return to Vancouver.