

Whether you're after outdoor adventure or bustling city culture, Vancouver blends both into one fun bundle. Filled with unique districts like trendy Gastown to the largest Chinatown in Canada, Vancouver offers something for everyone. On top of that, just a short drive out of the city and you'll find yourself immersed in nature. What's not to like about that?
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is known as the “Castle in the City”, symbolizing timeless elegance and luxury since 1939. Located in a prime downtown location it is just minutes away from Vancouver’s biggest attractions.
Located within the Vancouver International Airport, Fairmont Vancouver Airport offers guest rooms and suites, all boasting floor-to-ceiling views of the runway, ocean and mountains.
Located on Vancouver's dynamic harbor front, Fairmont Waterfront offers sustainably-minded laidback West Coast luxury and convenient access to the best of everything the city has to offer.
Explore top Vancouver attractions, steps from this downtown Vancouver hotel. The location is close to trendy Yaletown restaurants, Robson Street, Pacific Centre Shopping, Entertainment District, it is ideal for a comfortable and stylish stay in the heart of the city.
Hyatt Regency Vancouver is in the heart of Vancouver, walking distance from Pacific Centre Shopping Mall, and within close proximity of Vancouver Art Gallery and Vancouver Convention Centre.
Indulge in a hotel experience unlike any other at JW Marriott Parq Vancouver. With Western Canada's majestic mountaintops as its backdrop, the hotel boasts a distinct sense of place in British Columbia with beautifully-designed accommodations and impeccable service. Anchored by the stylish neighborhoods of Gastown and Yaletown, JW Marriott Parq Vancouver is at the epicenter of downtown Vancouver's dynamic entertainment district near Rogers Arena, BC Place and Queen Elizabeth Theatre.
Embrace the spirit of one of Canada's most exciting cities at Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre. The hotel is nestled in the city centre and features the iconic One Wall Centre, The North Tower - a landmark in the downtown Vancouver cityscape.
Located at the centre of downtown Vancouver’s four cultural corners, the DOUGLAS, Autograph Collection immerses guests in the local vibe of Yaletown, Gastown, Chinatown and Olympic Village. A desirable waterside location next to False Creek creates a balanced dialogue of nature and city.
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The largest city in British Columbia, Vancouver is a diverse city on the western coast of Canada and a must-see on anyone’s bucket list. Put on a pair of comfy shoes and come hungry! You’ll easily be able to fill your days hopping from district to district in search of good food, great attractions, and impressive scenery. Easy to get around on foot, via public transportation, or by car, you’ll have many options to explore all that awaits you. Wake up your taste buds with some strong coffee in Gastown before hopping on a ferry over to Granville Island, where you can have your fill of delicious local cuisine from baked goods to specialty food items. For those with an appetite for international cuisine, be sure to swing by Chinatown – the largest of its kind in Canada. After lunch, enjoy a leisurely stroll through Stanley Park, home to the Vancouver Aquarium, a display of First Nation totem poles and more. Or take a quick trip out of the city to find even more adventures. A quick 20-minute drive out of the city will take you to the Capilano Suspension Bridge to test your fear of heights in the great Canadian outdoors. Grouse Mountain is also a short 30-minute drive and offers one of the best views of Vancouver at the end of either a hike or a quick ride to the top on North America’s largest aerial tramway. Vancouver is waiting for you with plenty to offer, no matter the season you choose to visit!
Stanley Park : Surrounded by the Burrard Inlet and English Bay, this park is so huge they offer a hop-on, hop-off trolley to get around. While the park has over 17 miles of trails to keep you healthy, there's also a heated, outdoor pool, water park, the Vancouver Aquarium and even an exhibit of First Nation totem poles to check out.
Capilano Suspension Bridge : Spanning 459-feet long and 229-feet above a scenic river valley, Capilano Suspension Bridge is an outdoor haven waiting for the brave and adventurous.
Granville Island : Located near Downtown Vancouver, this tiny island is most famous for its farmer's market filled with local baked goods, produce and everything in between. It's also home to Granville Island Brewing, Canada's first microbrewery. Don't worry these islands are not just for adults, there's a fun Kids Market too where the little ones can enjoy an indoor play area and stalls selling cool toys and treats.
Grouse Mountain : Open year-round and worth the visit in any season, Grouse Mountain has plenty of activities to offer. During the winter, you'll be able to carve your way down the mountain on skis or snowboards. In the summer, enjoy a game of disc golf or paraglide down the mountain for the daring. Year-round, you'll be able to visit the wildlife refuge, experience the thrill of zip lining and take in the magnificent view at the Eye of the Wind, a large wind turbine with an observation deck.
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