Top 10 Business Hotels & Accommodation in Downtown Vancouver from AU$218

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Our top choices for Downtown Vancouver business-friendly hotels

Fairmont Vancouver Airport In-Terminal Hotel

Sea Island

Corinne

includes taxes & fees

23 May - 24 May

River Rock Casino Resort

Richmond City Centre

Karen

includes taxes & fees

1 June - 2 June

North Vancouver Hotel

Pemberton Heights

Moe

includes taxes & fees

20 May - 21 May

Pan Pacific Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver

Elizabeth

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Paradox Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver

Gaetan

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 June

Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront

Downtown Vancouver

Rita

includes taxes & fees

24 May - 25 May

The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver

Meagan

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 June

Hyatt Regency Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver

Arjan

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 June

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Top Downtown Vancouver Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Regency Vancouver

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and beds comfy. Staff was noce and they got me into the room early before check in time."

Hotel Willo (formerly YWCA Hotel Vancouver)

8/10 Good

"We really loved Hotel Willo. We live in Metro Vancouver and were in town for a 5-day festival at the QE. Staff were fabulous, rooms lovely, the convenience of a real kitchen, laundry room, etc. However, like all of Vancouver, the place is grossly overpriced. We chose it due to proximity to the festival venue, because it had the extra amenities and is a social enterprise establishment. I can feel better about paying them for 4 nights than at a commercial establishment. But was a decent-sized room with 2 beds and a private bathroom worth nearly $500 per night? Absolutely not! I know that the hotel supports all kinds of social amenities and training programs in the community. I just don't see how ripping off travellers, the way a commercial establishment does, contributes to the health of the community. This is from their website: "Booking a hotel in Downtown Vancouver near BC Place shouldn’t mean choosing between loud luxury and lifeless budget stays. Hotel Willo, a community-driven social enterprise hotel, is redefining the middle — not as a compromise, but as the smartest choice." If Hotel Willo is the 'middle', we are in so much trouble."