Ramada Inn and Suites Downtown Vancouver

Clean, decent sized rooms; Location good although seemed a little seedy, very helpful staff. We were only there for a short, overnight stay so cannot give much more informtaion. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

It is grat place to stay for alone or with family. I will recommend all to go the there and enjoy vacation.

Good place, very friendly housekeeping staff, reasonably friendly front desk staff. Only real complaint was parking, which would have been something like $22 per night, and had vehicles parked in such a way as to prevent nearly all from leaving... not my cup of tea. Instead parked on Howe street just north of the Hotel for free from 10pm to 9am the next morning.

Location is great close to downtown mall, lots of restaurants, businesses etc. Hallways were the worst part, the floors creak, musty smell etc. our room on the back was quiet, staff were pleasant and helpful re transportation directions advice etc. Probably good we were there during the week.

The hotel was in the best location as it was only a short walk from all of the bars and plenty of restaurants downtown. The staff was friendly and helpful and the room was very clean. The only concern was the parking. The parking lot is fairly small so if they have too many guests with cars, they have to move it to another lot which is further from the hotel.

Nice room with comfortable bed. They let me check in early at no charge because they had an vacancy. I didn't notice any bad smells like other reviewers and when I checked in the front desk clerk placed me away from the disco so that noise was not an issue. Its a short walk from the Canadian Line Yale town station to the hotel. Just go to Davies st and walk up the hill to Granville and its on the other side of the street on your left Easy to find. That being said the noise from the room above me was pretty loud the last night of my stay. It sounded like they were having a hockey game or something (I'm not kidding). All in all I enjoyed my stay at this hotel and I can't imagine that all guest are as noisy as the revelers were above me.

The Hotel is quite old, but good location plus Fitness center nearby.

The price was fair. The hallway and room smelled like musk or mold. The bar next to the hotel is a good spot. We stayed there during the week, but apparently during the weekend Granville St turns into a great night life spot, since they close off the street to cars. We missed out on that. During the week there were alot of bums outside. I was not too impressed. We would have preferred to stay in the "Gas Town Section" of the city. Overall: Not bad, but we would have selected a different part of the city if we could do it over.

Being my first trip to Vancouver, I don't think I could have stayed in a better location for some casual tourist enjoyment. There are many varied interests at a walking distance, including a range of eateries. The lobby is very well put together and the staff very helpful; however, once you hit the elevator it smells like kitty litter. The lift, the hallway, and the room a wee bit. Quite strange.

In the heart of downtown Vancouver on Granville street, this hotel is at a super convenient location and is in walking distance from everything. What is not within walking distance, you can connect to the Metro or bus with ease. The staff is attentive and friendly. The rate we got was superb! We booked months in advance and stayed over Christmas and New Year's and we only paid about $65 per night. The room had no view (just the other side of the building), but the room itself was simple, comfortable, and had just what we needed. The furniture is modern with dark woods and granite tops, so it has a high end look and feel. The double beds were very comfortable with feather top blankets. The large LCD TV was nice, but I will never understand why hotels make the investment to have nice HDTV LCDs but no High Def. channels. They do not offer movie rental service or anything special through the TV, just about 40 standard def. channels. But hey, who is staying at a hotel to watch TV, right? So not a big deal. There's no in room safe, which I always prefer when traveling for a long trip where I might be carrying a good amount of currency. But again, this isn't a big deal. There was a restaurant (Irish pub) in the hotel, but we never ate there. I suppose it's convenient and it looked like they had a breakfast special. There are an abundance of cafes (Blenz is my favorite!) and restaurants nearby the hotel, especially on Davie street which is around the corner. We dined on Davie street on most days and really enjoyed the convenience and variety. Also, regarding Davie street: if you are up for a 20 min walk, you can go directly to Stanley park by foot via Davie street - really nice! One negative thing - there is a nightclub next door to the hotel that the hotel owns and on Thursday through Saturday nights expect to hear loud thumping bass until at least 2AM. Fortunately for my partner and I, we were usually awake anyway at that time so it didn't matter. I just find it irresponsible for a hotel that owns a nightclub to knowingly expose their hotel guests to noise pollution that they have control over - that's not good service. We were on the 3rd floor and not next to the club and still heard the bass. Overall, a great hotel - you get what you pay for. This is not a 5 star hotel, so don't expect it to be more than what it is. However, it is a simple, comfortable, and clean place to stay with a location that is second to none.