momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near Vancouver Convention Centre. Hotels in this area have an average price of 156 C$ per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Vancouver Convention Centre are typically 29% less expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is 221 C$.
Below are the 12 user recommended hotels in the area of Vancouver that is closest to Pacific Central Station. The average price near Pacific Central Station is 156 C$/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Pacific Central Station are typically 29% less expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is 221 C$.
momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near Burnaby Art Gallery. Hotels in this area have an average price of 156 C$ per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Burnaby Art Gallery are typically 29% less expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is 221 C$.
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cheapest month to stay
24%
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most expensive time to stay
25%
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192 C$ - 334 C$
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Average price (weeknight)
268 C$
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Average price (weekend night)
285 C$
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Vancouver is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, 14 days before. |
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130 C$ - 164 C$
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217 C$ - 264 C$
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328 C$ - 369 C$
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Most of what you want to see and experience in Vancouver, you can do on foot. It is known for being a walkable city, especially with the downtown core being so compact. Taxis are plentiful when you must venture away from the walkable areas and the local transit system helps you get where you need to go. The TransLink system has buses, the SkyTrain, and SeaBus that cover most of Vancouver. To save money, purchase a DayPass that lets you travel all 3 zones for 24 hours for $10 CAD per adult and $7.75 CAD for children 5 – 13. Children 4 and under ride free.
You cannot visit Vancouver without seeing the Island. Luckily, you have the BC Ferry that transports you from the harbour over to the island throughout the day. The Vancouver ferry also runs to Victoria and Nanaimo.
Vancouver rests on the Pacific Ocean and has mountain ranges offering mostly comfortable temperatures. Summer temperatures get to 23 degrees Celsius, while winter sees a high of 6 degrees Celsius. The winters are wet, but you are not likely to have much snow unless you are hitting the ski slopes.
Nestled along the west coast seaport of British Columbia is the beautiful city of Vancouver. It is easy to see why it features among the top tier cities of the world and is a much sought-after place to live. As a bustling metropolis surrounded by water, Vancouver is Canada’s most culturally diverse city. Movie producers flock to the city for its aesthetics and scenic vistas. With mountains surrounding the city and reflecting in the ocean, the thriving art scene, hiking trails and nightlife, you find something to explore just about everywhere you go. When looking for hotels in Vancouver, it is all about the neighbourhood and the experience you want in the city.
Downtown Vancouver
If hustle and bustle describes your ideal adventure, you can stay in the heart of the action right in Downtown Vancouver. These hotels accommodate both business and pleasure, and include some of the city’s most luxurious and boutique notables. In downtown, your best hotel options include the swanky L’Hermitage Hotel on Richards Street and the Opus Hotel Vancouver on Davie Street with everything from extravagant shampoos to modern accommodations and amazing room service.
Chinatown
Vancouver’s Chinatown is vibrant, cool, and has somewhat of a gritty vibe going on. Most of the hotels in Chinatown are budget hotels, like the Patricia Hotel.
Gastown
Gastown is a popular tourist neighbourhood. The steam clock, the area’s biggest attraction, combined with the bars, clubs, and cool restaurants gives you plenty to explore. It is also one of the older and more well-preserved areas of the city. You are just 15 minutes walking distance from Granville Street, and you can hop to the Waterfront Station for the SkyTrain and SeaBus. For a boutique hotel, stay at the Victorian Hotel or the contemporary and artsy Skwachays Lodge on West Pender.
Yaletown
Yaletown offers up the hippest restaurants, waterfront views, and boutique hotspots. Yaletown is the best location for luxury hotel accommodations too, like Hotel Blu & Residences Vancouver on the eastern end of Robson Street. It is conveniently located between Yaletown and Vancouver City Centre SkyTrain, and gives you a quieter stay.
Olympic Village
If you are ready to soak up the history of the Olympics, Olympic Village and Granville Island are perfect places to see. These areas are family-friendly, romantic, and great for relaxation. For a pristine hotel, book a room at the Rosewood Hotel Georgia. For something more affordable and family-friendly, try the YWCA Hotel.
Waterfront and Coal Harbour
If your ideal vacation is on the waterfront and harbour sections of Vancouver, Coal Harbour hotels are perfect. Here you can see the sun rise and set over the blue waters below, walk to historic sites, enjoy the nightlife, and get out on the waterfront without walking far. Stay at The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver right on the water’s edge or the opulent Coast Coal Harbour Hotel by APA.
Vancouver can get expensive, especially staying in downtown or by the harbour. Luckily, you do not have to spend a fortune to enjoy this vibrant city. Of course, you want to be cautious about where you pick your cheap stay, because some are not necessarily the cleanest or safest. To make it easier, we suggest trying the Barclay House Bed and Breakfast on Barclay Street. Also check the Samesun Backpacker Hostel or the HI-Vancouver Central, both on Granville Street.
Vancouver is home to the magical day trips and weeklong adventures. Whether you have a weekend here, you are coming for the day, or you plan to spend a full week in the city, you have more than enough to keep your days and nights occupied. From the exciting night life to the family-friendly options, Vancouver is by far one of the more versatile destinations in British Columbia. While here, add a few of these must-see items to your travel plans:
A stay of 2 nights is most popular when visiting Vancouver.
On average, rooms will be priced around 142 C$ per night when booking a hotel in Vancouver; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.
In February prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Vancouver. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 24%.
At the moment the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Vancouver is Saturday, with Friday being the most expensive.
Per person, per night, a hostel in Vancouver (or a sub 2-star rated hotel) is priced at 121 C$, on average. This price is 20 C$ cheaper than your average Vancouver hotel.