Hotels & Places to Stay in Vancouver
  Vancouver Travel Tip

by Lorry Patton

Places to stay are plentiful in Vancouver . The luxurious Four Seasons Hotel and the historic Fairmont Vancouver Hotel sit right in the heart of the business and shopping district. The Pan Pacific Hotel and Waterfront Fairmont, steps from the World Trade Center, overlook the harbor where giant-size cruise ships moor. There are intimate boutique style hotels and grand hotels so prestigious you'll be tempted to whisper when you enter. And there are friendly motor inns that cater to the budget conscious visitor and are close to everything.

Prior to Expo 86, it was hard to find one Bed & Breakfast in Vancouver or its surroundings. Now there are dozens in the city and in the adjacent municipalities of Delta, North Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey and Burnaby. These outer lying districts also offer hotels and motor inns for visitors who wish to stay away from the city yet be close to convenient public transportation.

Motoring travelers who are passing through or staying for a couple of weeks with a limited budget might try the string of motels on Kingsway in Vancouver and King George highway in Surrey.

Vancouver has two hostels (Jericho and Downtown) and a YMCA, as well as unique low-cost accommodations at the University of British Columbia.

Look at our address directory to the right of this page for the list of names and phone numbers to hotels, B&B's and more and be sure to go to our tips page and read How to Choose a Hotel.

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