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Stayed at the former Trump Tower in Vancouver. The location is super convenient for getting around, very close to downtown, and not a far walk to Stanley Park either! During my stay, the breakfast area was under renovation, so all meals were delivered via room service. The fully automated facilities in the room were fantastic. Overall, a really great experience!

Samesun Vancouver is a fantastic ”bang-for-your-buck” option. It isn't a luxury hotel, but it succeeds where it counts: it is clean, safe, social, and perfectly placed for exploring Vancouver. It is best suited for travelers who value proximity to nightlife and city landmarks and who don't mind a bustling, high-energy environment.

Great hotel but I felt overpriced, not a great security place as well. A lot of better options in Vancouver with better price. I think I arrived during a game event or something so there are a lot of people from outside sitting in the lobby, running around and they r not even staying in that hotel.No privacy and those people occupied all the seats/sofa in the lobby for 3-4 hrs. The next day the hotel took away all the seats out of nowhere. Such a weird thing

I had a really great stay at this Airbnb. The place was exactly as described clean, cozy, and very well organized. Everything I needed was provided, and it felt comfortable from the moment I arrived. The location was convenient and quiet, which made it easy to relax after a long day. The host was also very responsive, friendly, and helpful whenever I had questions. Overall, it was a smooth and pleasant experience, and I would definitely stay here again. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a comfortable and reliable stay.

nice building, great history, staff was nice and accommodating. However I was not impressed the political PRIDE flag flying out front. In fact I made a point of phone ahead to ask if it was taken down given that pride celibrations were over, I was told there would be no pride flag. I don't hate anyone, I have *** friends and acquaintances, but they are normal *** people who don't act talk or dress weird, they don't fly pride crap, in fact they are just as offended as I and others are bc it marginalizes being *** and targets children and mentally challenged people, which like Tumbler Ridge, are turned into fanatics. Its just when I'm on vacation, spending $600 a night for a little room, the last thing I want to deal with is political BS, especially when I'm about to dine, which turned me off from dinning in the hotel restaurant. I feel betrayed, with a portion of our holiday ruined. I won't be staying at the this Fairmont or any others until things change, and I suggest you find somewhere else to send them a message. speaking with your pocket book is powerful way to get the message across. Legal action is too, but at this point I'm hoping they'll understand how offensive and controversial the situation is and do the right thing. personally, I wouldn't have mind if they put it up for the week of pride dt, but to slap people of faith and morals in the face with that crap is unacceptable. Management was not appoligenic,

Great location, very convenient for getting around. The room was clean, cozy, and comfortable. I especially enjoyed the sea view from the high-floor balcony. Just a heads-up for drivers: the hotel parking is on the street behind the hotel, not directly in front on the main street. When navigating, after you pass the hotel's main entrance, take the first right at the traffic light, then another immediate right at the next intersection, and you'll see the parking entrance. After parking, head to the front desk to register your license plate and check in.

The room is big and spacious . Bed and pillows are comfortable. The kitchen is a big plus for us since we stayed for 3 nights. It is in a good location, near the bus stop and within walking distance to all good restaurants. The only downside is it’s near the hospital so ambulance sirens can be bothersome. Otherwise, it was a good and pleasant stay.

The room was spacious, and the hotel is about an 8-10 minute walk from the station, which makes getting to and from the airport on the Canada Line very convenient. The room was clean, and the front desk staff were friendly and enthusiastic.

The hotel service was great, and the coffee was delicious. We stayed for 6 nights in total. I had a cup of coffee every day, but on the last day, it was just watery, I wonder why? We arrived early on check-in day, and the front desk staff, wanting us to have a comfortable stay, upgraded our room since we were staying for 5 nights. However, the toilet in the bathroom had a slight leak. We didn't switch rooms because it wasn't a major issue, and we were out all day anyway. The hotel's location is excellent; you can actually walk to most places, or take the bus or subway. There are many diverse food options nearby, including Asian and American cuisine. At night, the area downstairs is very lively with many nightclubs. The hotel room provided an umbrella, which is essential as Vancouver is a rainy city, and a safe. The bathroom and room size were both quite decent. But I wonder if booking through Trip.com means the rooms and beds would be smaller?

Facilities was good but not really because the amenities are not complete they dont have slippers, toiletries need to be requested at the front desk and get by your own. Bottled water also you need to request. To the coffee lovers they have many choices you can get it to their lobby. Inside the room has a coffee also and tea. Front desk was so helpful especially to Ms. ALOKA who such a good service and willingly helped me. To get my ride from the hotel to the BC ferry. Thank you so much her service is beyond expectations.