Hotels With Bar in British Columbia, Canada

Great location close to sky train. Facilities are a little bit outdated. Swimming pool is pretty big but the water temperature is low for winter time. It did not have a place to take a fully shower after swimming. We were waken up by the fire alarm in the middle of the night at 1:30Am and need to walk all the way down from 11th floor. It took them 30 minutes to clear the fire alarm and they could not fix the elevator after it. So people without disabilities would need to climb over 10th floors of stairs to get back to sleep. The rest of the people will have to wait till the elevator is being fixed. We felt so hard to get back to sleep once again after this much of exercise. When we checked out the next morning with a lady at lobby, we asked if there are any compensation for the fire alarm situation last night , she only said it is for safety concerns so they will not give ANY compensation for it. The thing is when we asked what caused this alarm, she only said it is still being investigated. We were so disappointed at their response because the fire alarm issue could be on hotel’s fault if it was fault alarm. They do not even know if it was really for safety side or it is because of their poor alarm system.

I recently stayed at the Courtyard Nanaimo and had a lovely experience. The room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped, with good coffee facilities—a nice touch to start the day. The location was perfect, close to the seaside and many great restaurants, making it easy to explore the area. The only downside was that parking wasn’t free, which was a bit disappointing. There was also a payment error where my card was charged multiple times, but the hotel handled it professionally and issued a quick refund, which I appreciated. Overall, it was a great stay, and I would happily return! 4/5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (would have been 5/5 with free parking!)

The cabin is comfortable to live in and has beautiful scenery. There will be a shuttle bus to pick you up from the parking lot. After checking in, you may need to carry your luggage and walk a distance to the room, but it is still worth staying.

The front desk staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming. The on-site restaurant is truly a hidden gem—both the food and drinks were outstanding. The only issue I encountered was with the air conditioning in the room. It was quite noisy, so I turned it off before bed to get a better night’s sleep. However, I woke up early in the morning to find it had turned itself back on and the room temperature had dropped to 18°C which was uncomfortably cold. I mentioned this to the front desk during check-out and the staff member sincerely apologized and assured me they would look into it. I appreciated the way the situation was handled. And the other thing is the room is a bit overpriced.

The location is super convenient! You can walk to Stanley Park, and it's just a few minutes' walk to the famous Robson Street, where you'll find plenty of options for dining and shopping. There's even a free shuttle to Capilano Bridge Park right around the corner, in front of the Hyatt Regency hotel, which is incredibly handy. There are tons of restaurants and cafes nearby, making this one of the best locations in downtown Vancouver. The service was also good, and the little handmade doll in the room was really cute – though it costs $40, which was a bit of a shame, haha. Check-in and check-out were both quick. The only downside is that the price isn't cheap, and it can be a bit unaffordable during peak season. But having experienced it once, it was definitely worth it.

We had a great stay at the Four Points. It was a last minute booking as a previous hotel had fallen through. Staff were so kind and attentive and really helped us get what we needed. The rooms were very spacious and clean, the microwave and fridge were great touches. We were near a lift which was quite noisy throughout the night. And for the price of the rooms I think it should include breakfast to compensate for having such a tiny swimming pool. Otherwise a great stay in good location. I’d definitely recommend.

Top notch service. Corner suite on the 6th floor had a killer view of the harbor and parliament building. Walking distance from restaurant and the BC museum. Really appreciated having a sitting space separate from the bedroom.  Everything was very nice but room not newly remodeled.  Nonetheless,  looking forward to an opportunity to stay there again.  Major flaw was the pool, sauna area was part of an attached gym. Not the spa experience I had hoped for.

Spacious room. Good for layover and free parking! There’s pool inside the hotel as well. Complimentary breakfast is included.

Didn't sleep all night, reasons: 1. The toilet fan couldn't be turned off for the first time 2. The refrigerator was very noisy, and it was still a high-frequency noise. I realized it when I went to sleep. I moved it out and found that the power supply was sealed inside and couldn't be turned off. 3. The pillow made noise when sleeping on the side, and I don't know where it came from. The parking fee was waived the next morning, but it was the first time for a business traveler to stay in such a quiet town with a room with an excessive noise index, room 336!

We visited the hotel for our Duex Days event and overall had a pleasant experience. The valet parking was smooth and professional, and the hotel staff were generally polite and courteous. However, one aspect could be improved: flexibility at check-in. I was running a bit late, so my husband, who shares the same last name and was on the reservation, tried to check in ahead of me. Despite offering to send a photo of my ID and confirming the reservation details, the front desk staff insisted that I had to be there in person. I understand the importance of security, but a bit more flexibility or alternative verification methods would have made the process more convenient and guest-friendly. Aside from that, our stay was enjoyable, and we appreciated the service and atmosphere overall.