Hyatt Regency Vancouver

Great location. Clean and very modern. Would definitely recommend.

The room was comfortable and cozy; we had good rest. It's great that people dont need to wait in a line to get check-in or check-out, they provide a machine to do self check-in-or-out.

We visit the sights. Staff was very helpful. The weather was great and there was a lot to see.

This was one of the best hotels we ever stayed in. The location was perfect. The rooms very spacious the beds and pillows very comfortable. The staff very friendly.

This was an amazing weekend. The city of Vancouver has something going on every street corner and sector and if the city doesn't offer it, the beautiful natural surroundings will amaze your imagination and calm your nerves. The dining - sensational. Can't wait to go back.

This hotel was perfectly situated to go everywhere you'd want to go in downtown Vancouver. Its within walking distance of Gastown, Coal Harbor, Robson Street, Chinatown - you name it and we walked there. It couldn't have been any better situated than if we had manually placed it there! Plus it was on the regular route for the sight-seeing trolley, Airporter, and right next to the Sky Train! Perfect!!! Plus the rooms were beautiful.

Staff is among the most accommodating I have experienced; very friendly, eager to help and make you feel at home.

Beautiful and comfortable room with a great view from the 28th floor. Pool and jacuzzi were on the outside on 4th floor which provided a nice view and some relaxation after a day of walking the city. We took the new Canada Line from the airport (exit City Centre) to the Hotel (we were told a taxi would cost $30-$35 and this light rail costs $2.50 on weekends and $3.75 on weekdays a ticket). It was simple to ride, smooth trip, and most likely took less time than a taxi. The station was only 5 minutes from the Hotel but the walk is very nice - just past the museum which currently had a temporary small monument counting down the days to the Winter Olympics. While there we walked to Granville Island over a bridge (need good legs for that) and enjoyed the public market. Took a small tug boat back to the other side and walked along the seawall. Another day we followed "Frommer's" Walking Tour of Gastown & Chinatown and had so much fun! Following the map was like being on a teasure hunt and we appreciated many things we might have just walked by if it had not been for the map. We also would have missed many opportunities which were tucked away. On our final day, we rented bicycles to see Stanley Park(several rental locations just outside the park - about a 30 minute walk from the Hotel). Fall was just about to start so we did get to glimpse at a few colorful trees in route as well as the gorgeous scenery of the city and the mountains all the while traveling alongside the water's edge. In the summer there is a really great looking pool for the kids that I would put as a must do if I had small children again. There is also a aquarium there which we hear is very good too but we didn't go in. This Hotel is situated centrally to more shops, restaurants, and night clubs that it is difficult to make choices if you only have a few days. If I had a negative thing to say, it would be that the Hotel charges for ALL extras. The business center has a credit card terminal to charge for computer usage, printing, they charge $5 for a bottle of water in the room, etc.. Other than that, our stay was fantastic.

The best hotel I've ever stayed in. The staff was welcoming and always there when I needed assistance. First rate all the way, very clean room, service was excellent, couldn't ask for any better. Great, centralized location from all the neighboring places to go and things to do. Would go there again without question. The Hyatt Regency Vancouver makes you feel like you're royalty.

We had a very nice trouble free experience, very nice people live there. Two thumb's up "Big Time".