The winner of many best bed and breakfast awards and accolades, Barclay House, with its vintage chandeliers and crisp white linen, is the most sophisticated...

Bosman's is great value for its downtown location and lovely old heated outdoor swimming pool. You can overlook the slightly tacky decor in the lobby and...

Built in 1926, the Buchan is a small hotel with a big, old house feel. It is ideally located for those wanting easy access to Stanley Park and, though far...

The Inn is a charming Tudor-style house that looks like its been transplanted from leafy Surrey to the even leafier West End. Should you wake up one morning...

How things have changed. Howard Johnson used to have a reputation as a family-friendly chain with very little charm, but where you could always count on a...

Above the busy and well regarded Kingston Taphouse and Grille, the Kingston offers well-maintained single, double and twin bed rooms. Don't expect any...

Their relationship with one of the city's leading commercial galleries, Buschlen Mowatt, provides the Listel with an impressive collection of contemporary...

Location, location, location. That's the key to Mickey's. It's close to Vancouver's liveliest beach, Kits, and only a five minute bus or cab ride to...

In a house built in 1897, this B&B maintains its late- Victorian style and feel. Its name comes from the Canadian National Anthem, O Canada, written by the...

Voted one of the world's Top 100 Hotels by Condé Nast Traveler in 2005, Opus has a reputation for being hip and luxurious without attitude. Rooms feature...

The Sunset Inn is a cheery place offering a choice of newly renovated, studio, standard or large rooms, to be rented by the night, week or month. The...

You really can't get much closer to the beach or Stanley Park than the Sylvia. Opened in 1913, this hotel started out as an apartment block, but was...

This friendly, independent hotel is quite small with just 83 rooms and always has the most beautiful fresh-cut flowers on display. The rooms are ornate and...

A classic Vancouver luxury hotel since 1930, the Bayshore had the first high-end hotel restaurant in town, Trader Vic's (now the more casual Seawall Bar and...