Hotels in de buurt van Orchards Plaza (Vancouver)

'Comfy bed, nice room, good breakfast, close to freeway. Enjoyed our stay.'

'We moved to this hotel last minute because another one in the area had mold issues. There were a lot of things we appreciated about this hotel. The front desk lady was very friendly. We loved the hot coffee and lemon water in the lobby at all hours. The breakfast was delicious and liked the hours. My kids used tbe pool and enjoyed it. The location was great. We walked across the street to the mall one night.'

'No elevator Breakfast was cold cereal No amenities in room: Kleenex, glasses'

'It was basic but well planned.'

'Very nice'

'Ok hotel, comfortable bed, some parts need refurbishing. '

'Room was very nice with a full size fridge and a super big bathroom.'

'Rooms are clean'

'Check-in was good, that was the last nice thing. Our first room was dirty. We had to leave and come back later for a room to be made available for us. We arrived around 5:30 PM. Second room had one bed that the sheets had obviously not been changed bc there were makeup smears all over. The floors have been so badly cared for that they’re warped and they squeak loudly whenever we walked around. Shower was crazy, the head sprayed water everywhere no matter what we did. (Thus the need for extra...

'The sheets are clean, the pillows are moldy. The towels physically hurt to use. The toilet paper was porta-potty quality. Great location; there were many bus stops nearby as well as shops and restaurants. Solid 4/10 option, there are definitely far far worse out there.'

'Nothing fancy, just a decent place to stay.'

'Dirty, window shades didn't cover the windows, felt as unsafe. I took my teen elsewhere.'

'What was expected for the money. The host was very kind and considerate.'

'The parking garage was sketchy and smelled like marijuana. The room floor had several dead flies everywhere. But the guy in the front desk was funny.'

'The place is a hooker motel. Cigar-smoking pimps letting women dressed only in lingerie into the hotel. One of the two exit doors dumps you into a walled-off patio from which you can’t escape. The pass key won’t work for reentry. I had to climb through a window, which apparently is left open because this happens a lot. Grounds strewn with trash and crawling with degenerates. Staff surly and hiding behind security barrier. Alley behind building thick with very large rats.'