Cover On top of having plenty to see, eat and do, the bustling city also offers a variety of luxurious hotels, perfect for every traveller (Photo: Facebook/ Fairmont Pacific Rim)
On top of having plenty to see, eat and do, the bustling city also offers a variety of luxurious hotels, perfect for every traveller (Photo: Facebook/ Fairmont Pacific Rim)
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On top of having plenty to see, eat and do, the bustling city also offers a variety of luxurious hotels, perfect for every traveller
Already made plans to hop on the newly reintroduced Air Canada flight from Singapore to Vancouver? It’s never too early to start planning for your trip. Now that you have your air tickets booked, the next item to check off is a hotel.
Choosing the right hotel is not always easy, as there are many things to consider from location to amenities. To help with your hunt, we have picked out some of the best hotels to stay in the city. Whether you’re visiting with family or planning your holiday around the best hotels in the city, here are some of the most luxurious properties to book in Vancouver.
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1. For immaculate views: Fairmont Pacific Rim
Stay at Fairmont Pacific Rim and you’ll be treated to gorgeous vistas of the city skyline, North Shore mountains and Stanley Park. For the best views, stay at the Signature Harbour View Suite, an elegant 900 sqft space with a marble bathroom, King-sized canopy bed and walk-in closet. While you’re here, don’t forget to check out Botanist Bar. No. 24 on the North America’s 50 Best Bars 2024 list, the restaurant and bar puts the spotlight on the Pacific Northwest’s biodiversity.
2. For history and architecture buffs: Rosewood Hotel Georgia
Step into the Roaring Twenties when you visit Rosewood Hotel Georgia. Opened in 1927, the hotel had been meticulously restored yet retains its glamour—think chandeliers, fireplaces and sleek furnishings. Its rooms and suites are embellished with stylish elegance. Stay at the Rosewood Suite and you’ll be treated to a private rooftop garden terrace, plunge pool, fully marbled walk-in rainforest shower and more. What’s more, the hotel also offers cultural and historical tours around Downtown Vancouver. Tours are guided by local historians and are catered to your interests.
3. For a quiet oasis: Shangri-La Vancouver
The tallest building in downtown Vancouver, this hotel is an urban sanctuary that sits in the hear of the city’s most popular area. Step out of the hotel and you’ll be met with luxury shopping street Robson Street, Stanley Park, and Granville Street. The latter is known for its bars and nightclubs. After a day out, head to Chi The Spa for a relaxing and rejuvenating treatment session based on natural healing methods found in traditional well-being practices in Asian culture.
4. For families: Granville Island Hotel
Wake up to views of False Creek and downtown Vancouver when you stay in this hotel. For families, book the Boardwalk Suite, a spacious corner suite with three private bathrooms, a walk-in rain shower, and more. The hotel is also conveniently located on Granville Island, an urban haven filled with restaurants, galleries and public market, among others. There are plenty of activities to keep the little ones entertained too, such as the Granville Waterpark, Granville Island Licorice Parlour, Prince of Whales and Sutcliffe Park.
5. For nature lovers: Loden Hotel
Be immersed in the city’s natural beauty at The Loden. The hotel is located close to various nature spots in the city—stroll along the marina in the evening or have a morning cycling session in Stanley Park. For spectacular views, stay at the One Bedroom Suite, a lavish space with floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the North Shore Mountains and Coal Harbour marina. The suite boasts an elegant bathroom complete with heated marble floors and a deep soaker tub to help unwind after a day of exploring.
Amanda Goh was the former senior writer for Tatler Singapore.
