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The Cambie Hostel Gastown
310 Cambie Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Luxury Downtown Vancouver Condo in Trendy Gastown, w/ Private South-facing Deck
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Rare Find In Kitsilano!
Vancouver, BC, Canada
The Cambie Hostel Gastown
310 Cambie Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Homestay - Near Renfrew-Collingwood skytrain
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Sun House
5931 Inverness Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Azur Legacy Collection Hotel
833 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Neocolonial Nouveau Kensington
4596 Inverness Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Lowest Hotel Price | $43 |
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Most Popular Hotel (5-star) | Azur Legacy Collection Hotel |
Hotels Near Airport | 2623 |
Average Length of Stay | 4 days |
Price | $129 - $222 |
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| CHEAPEST NEIGHBORHOOD IN VANCOUVER | Grandview-Woodland | 25% cheaper | Hotels in Grandview-Woodland are the cheapest in Vancouver at just $129 per night on average |
| MOST EXPENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD IN VANCOUVER | University Area | 22% more expensive | University Area has the highest priced hotels in Vancouver with rooms averaging $222 per night |
| MOST POPULAR NEIGHBORHOOD IN VANCOUVER | West End | 53% more users visited | More momondo users search for hotels in West End than any other neighborhood in Vancouver |
This popular street hosts the Granville Island Hotel and the Fairmount Hotel Vancouver, which are some great hotel options in the city. The hotels located in the Fairview neighborhood offer a luxurious experience with amenities such as an indoor pool and quick access to Granville Island Public market that promotes local culture and cuisine. One of the cheap hotels in Vancouver is the Ramada by Wyndham Vancouver. It is centrally located within the Granville Entertainment District and is a few minutes’ drive from Vancouver International Airport. Another hotel in Vancouver that is wallet-friendly is the Moda hotel which offers an on-site restaurant and is near from Yaletown, a famous historical site.
If you are looking for kid-friendly hotels in Vancouver, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is a great choice. The hotel has amenities that families can use, such as an indoor heated pool, fitness center, airport transportation, and babysitting services. You can easily access Stanley Park, which is home to the Vancouver aquarium. Another great hotel option is Sandman Suites- Davie street in the Downtown Vancouver neighborhood, located within walking distance to major restaurants and offering indoor parking. Similarly, you can find the Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver in this neighborhood. This is one of the few Vancouver hotels that offer babysitting services and that has both an indoor and outdoor pool that would ensure that your kids can have some fun year-round. Carey center on Lona Drive is a cheaper alternative hotel option and family-friendly as it offers board games and access to outdoor activities such as golfing, cycling, and hiking.
If you want to find hotels in the quiet neighborhoods of Vancouver, consider booking hotels in the downtown and north Vancouver neighborhoods. Diana’s Luxury Bed and Breakfast & Granville Island Hotel are two great hotel options that can be found near downtown Vancouver which usually gets very quiet at night. Both hotels are centrally located to major tourist attractions such as Granville Island and accessible through public transport. The Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier on the North Shore, Vancouver, is also a good hotel option. It provides great views of Vancouver and the harbor, and has an indoor pool. It also allows one to access downtown Vancouver through the Seabus transit, and it is within walking distance from Waterfront Park and the Polygon Gallery. A cheaper option is Lonsdale Quay Hotel, a hotel outside of busy Vancouver that can be accessed through the Seabus.
The west side neighborhood offers the best restaurants for food lovers and tourists looking for ethnic eateries. You will find restaurants such as the Nook, which offers Italian cuisine, Kingyo for Japanese food, and Cora breakfast & lunch, a Canadian café that is a good option for breakfast. A cheaper restaurant option is Peaked Pies, which offers quick bites and local beer. In the Downtown area, you have a variety of options, key among them the Hawksworth Restaurant. This is the perfect spot if you are looking for a romantic night out and you would like to have a fine dining experience. With a reservation, you can enjoy some duck breast or some pork belly with some roasted scallop. The Bacchus Restaurant and lounge bases its menu on various European recipes. Here you will get to enjoy some beef tenderloin as you listen to the live music playing in the background. This hotel strives to create a rosy environment hence making it another excellent restaurant choice for a romantic evening with your loved one.
On average, people stay in Vancouver for a total of 4 nights.
The price of a hotel in Vancouver depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $376 per night.
In November prices are at their lowest and represents the most cost effective time to book a hotel room in Vancouver. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 35%.
Sunday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Vancouver. The highest price tends to be on Friday.
The cost of a luxury hotel in Vancouver is generally around $432 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Vancouver is closer to $376 a night for every person, which is a 24%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.
Per person, per night, a hostel in Vancouver (or a sub 2 star rated hotel) is priced at $132, on average. This price is $196 cheaper than your average Vancouver hotel.
Whilst there are several neighbourhoods to choose from, most users tend to stick to Downtown, Downtown Eastside, Kitsilano and Hastings-Sunrise when staying in Vancouver.
With generally low rainfall expected (1.5″) and an average temperature of 64.4 °F, those staying at a hotel in Vancouver may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during August, attractions worth visiting near Vancouver are Pacific Central Station, Capilano Suspension Bridge, and Vancouver Art Gallery.
Yes, Vancouver has 2,359 vacation rentals available. If you’re interested in a vacation rental in Vancouver, Homestay - Experienced and well grounded famil is the most popular in the city. Compare deals on vacation rentals in Vancouver.
Vancouver has 21 hostels if you aren’t interested in staying at a hotel. The Cambie Hostel Gastown is the most popular based on our user data. Compare hostels in Vancouver.
There are 1,758 operators available for hotels in Vancouver as of August 2025.
Prices for hotels in Vancouver were last updated today.
Those looking for a hotel near Vancouver Convention Centre should expect to pay $204/night for area hotels. Below are the 11 best hotel options in the area. Hotels near Vancouver Convention Centre are typically 16% more expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is $170.
momondo users have recommended 11 hotels to users looking to stay near Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal. Hotels in this area have an average price of $196 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal are typically 13% more expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is $170.
If you’re looking for a hotel in Vancouver near BC Place Stadium then you are in luck. momondo recommends 11 hotels near BC Place Stadium and on average, area hotels cost $204/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near BC Place Stadium are typically 16% more expensive than the average hotel in Vancouver, which is $170.
One of the world’s most sought-after places to live, Vancouver is a beautiful, multicultural metropolis that boasts breathtaking vistas of snow-clad mountains reflecting in sparkling lakes and the ocean. The young city’s chic atmosphere, high-fashion boutiques, and fondness for health-conscious eating has earned it the nickname “Hollywood North.” Downtown Vancouver is where you’ll find all the action and attractions, but there are so many small neighborhoods within the downtown area, that choosing where to stay may be a challenge. Here are a few options for you to consider.
Gastown, Railtown
Gastown and Railtown are among the oldest and best-preserved areas in Vancouver. The quaint streets are filled with vintage lamp posts, low-rise brick buildings, cool bars, clubs and trendy restaurants. The steam clock is the biggest tourist attraction in this area. Set in an 1898-built Victorian guesthouse, you have the Victorian Hotel, a quirky, boutique hotel with beautifully appointed rooms, just steps away from the bars and restaurants in the area. In the heart of Gastown, consider Skwachàys Lodge, an extraordinary boutique hotel featuring stylish rooms and interiors inspired by Aboriginal arts and culture.
Yaletown
Yaletown is a lively neighborhood with dozens of specialty shops, restaurants, trendy bars and a vibrant nightlife. Some of the best boutique hotels are in this area. A short walk from the False Creek waterfront, enjoy colorfully decorated rooms and suites and personalized service in the award-winning Opus Hotel Vancouver. Indulge in ultra-chic rooms and suites in Hotel Blu, a luxury hotel that is just steps away from the high-end shopping on Robsen Street, in the heart of Yaletown.
Financial District (Burrard), Waterfront, Coal Harbour
The Financial District runs more or less the length of Burrard Street while the Coal Harbour area runs all the way up to the massive Stanley Park. The Waterfront area is home to the Vancouver Convention Centre and the Olympic Cauldron. All these neighborhoods offer excellent ocean views and a variety of bars and restaurants, but do not have the same vibrant nightlife that some of the other downtown areas offer. On Burrard Street, a 9-minute walk from the Vancouver Convention Centre, you have the Hyatt Regency Vancouver that offers sophisticated rooms, creative dining selections, and plenty of on-site recreation activities. In Coal Harbour, a 2-minute walk from Stanley Park, stay in simple 1-bedroom, traditionally decorated suites in Lord Stanley Suites On The Park hotel, a gorgeous apart-hotel offering scenic views and modern amenities. Enjoy breathtaking views of the harbor and North Shore mountains when you relax in the comfortable rooms of Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront, just a 5-minute walk from the Harbour Green Park’s waterfront dining area.
Granville Entertainment District
This is a loud and lively neighborhood that caters to party lovers and night revelers. The Best Western Plus Granville Hotel & Suites & Convention Centre offers spacious rooms and suites with balconies overlooking the heart of Downtown Vancouver.
West End – English Bay, Davie Village
West End features low-rise buildings and little cafés and shops along tree-lined streets. English Bay, which is in West End, is one of the most beautiful beaches in Vancouver. This area has plenty of locals and tourists jogging or walking along the seawall walkway that runs parallel to the ocean. Davie Village in West End is one of the most gay-friendly areas of Vancouver. Consider the simple 1-bedroom suites of the Sandman Suites Vancouver – Davie Street hotel, in the heart of Davie Village. Overlooking the English Bay, in a 1912-built, ivy-covered heritage building, you have The Sylvia Hotel, a historic and treasured landmark in Vancouver. The hotel offers fantastic ocean-view accommodation, great service and a wonderful beachside dining experience.
While Vancouver is an expensive city that boasts of some of the most luxurious hotels in the world, it also offers a healthy choice of mid-range and cheap hotels, hostels, B&Bs and guesthouses. Look at The Cambie Gastown or The Cambie Hostel Seymour, both legendary hostels in the heart of Downtown Vancouver. Enjoy a homely atmosphere when you stay in the comfortable rooms of Century Plaza Hotel and Spa on Burrard Street in the heart of the Financial District. On Granville street in downtown, you have the Howard Johnson Hotel Vancouver Downtown or the Comfort Inn Downtown that offer modern, comfortable rooms in a central location amid hip night clubs and bars. Also check out the family-owned Kingston Hotel, close to the Pacific Centre Mall in downtown.
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