OPUS Hotel Vancouver

It was our first time in Vancouver and we could not have stayed in a better location. It is in the heart of Yaletown across the street from the train. It was easy for us to get anywhere we wanted by public transportation. And if your destination is close their complimentary car service will take you there in a Jaguar. They also have complimentary bicycles that you can use for 3 hours at a time. We used them to bike around Stanley Park. This hotel is definitely worth the price and will add to your experience in Vancouver.

Superb location (close to the seawall, Restaurants, Bars and Granville Island). The hotel staff is great and helpful, the lobby bar is awesome and the rooms have anything you need. Perfectly located to move around.

I stayed at this hotel when it first opened 15 years ago and had very fond memories. It was overall a good hotel. The staff is excellent. The location is great. They have lots of nice bonuses such as the car service, the excellent continental breakfast, welcome glass of bubbly and nice gym. My biggest complaint was with room cleanliness. The room we checked in to had half eaten food in the fridge and half consumed bottles of soda and water in the minibar. The miss on the half drunk bottles of things would have been acceptable, I guess, but harder to dismiss the plastic bags of odd seafood products that someone left for us. The room was, in general, a bit worn. The decade + since the hotel opened shows. Overall for a hotel at this price point I think I might look at other options.

From the moment the man who checked us in offered a glass of sparkling wine, we knew this place was special. He and his partner also served as excellent sources of information about where to dine - though the in-house restaurant also proved wonderful. The room was uniquely furnished - no typical hotel furnishings visible, the bed spacious. Even the maid used our names.

Great but a lot of street noise during the night and esrly morning.

This hotel was awesome and highly recommended. Very close to train which can take you to the airport and other places. In general, the hotel is in a great area. Yaletown has tons of restaurants and bars. Also it's within walking distance to pretty much all other major areas in Vancouver. The staff was very helpful and friendly at all times.

I always stay at Opus when I go to Vancouver. Friendly staff offers a glass of sparkling wine on arrival. The rooms are well appointed, with good linens on the bed. All the rooms I've stayed in have bathrooms with windows into the living/bedroom, or looking out over the street. Opus in is Yaletown, steps away from good bars, restaurants and shopping. All around, a great experience!

The hotel was perfectly located, easy to get to right from the airport on the train, rode bikes to stanley park, right near the aquabus to granville island. The staff was beyond incredible! Terry and Rosana specifically stood out to make our trip the best!

Such a great stay here. From the very friendly reception desk to the quality of the rooms. The location was very close to everything. Was able to walk everywhere in about 30 minutes. The only minor issue was that the interior door didn't close out the noise from the hallway and there were some very loud guests in the hallway late at night.

My daughter and I spent four days at the Opus. When we checked in we found our room to be too small to accommodate the two of us along with a roll-away that we had requested. The Opus management upgraded us at no cost to a bigger more spacious room that was perfect! The staff was incredible! They were all friendly and accommodating. There are many great restaurants in Vancouver and the Front Desk staff made several recommendations for dinner which all turned out to be incredible experiences. Loved our time there and would definitely stay there again.

The Opus has a great location for ditching your car and exploring the Yaletown/False Creek area. The hotel staff were attentive without being intrusive. My only complaint is the shades weren't up to the task of blocking out the early morning light.

This is a nice hotel with a great location in Yaletown, the "hip" part of Vancouver, close to train, restaurants, shopping. Staff is wonderful, restaurant in the hotel is superb, great place to use as a home base to visit this city, walking to most parts of twon is very convenient

Very close to the SkyTrain for weasy local transportation. Staff at the hotel was extremely friendly; this was the most pleasant hotel we have had.

The rooms themselves are nice and quiet, but the hotel seems understaffed. There was only one person working the morning we checked out and she was dealing with check outs/check ins, luggage holds, concierge questions. It was a mess. No fault to the person working the desk, she was doing the best she could. The location is the other issue, on the one hand you are right near the train and aquabus. On the other you are in party central on Friday/Saturday which wouldn't necessarily be so bad, but it was a really obnoxious and drunken demographic.

The hotel really left me wondering how it might get such good reviews at its price point. Aside from the built-in fireplace, the room didn't have any real character. The shape of the room and decor was bland and the bathroom was nothing special. I understood this to be a boutique hotel that competed with the large, corporate hotels and their stunning views of Vancouver by providing so many other intangibles. Where Opus did well is that the staff were nice and the ground floor bar (and surrounding area) were packed with people. If you are looking for a good one-night stand, this could definitely be the place as the room had actually bottles of alcohol (rather than the airline minis), aspirin, [*] and 1000mg Vitamin C tablets all for purchase from the "mini-bar". However, it still falls short of a W Hotel or other that provides as similar atmosphere with a better room. And if you want to really enjoy the city and the views, then at a similar price point the Fairmont Pacific Rim or other will be my next choice as a corporate room would be just as sterile and comfortable as this was.

Only parking was valet, but attendants were timely

Business Trip No Great

Hotel advertised that it was close to shopping and the gardens. Actually states "A stones throw away" that stones throw turned out to be a 10 minute cab ride. Very noisy during the night had a hard time sleeping. Rooms were clean but were under stocked, missing shower cap and no coffee mugs. Also was moved to another room on the second night due to limited rooms with two beds. Would not go back to this hotel.

The Opus employs some of the most helpful and friendly staff! The hotel itself is located in a wonderful area for shopping, sightseeing, and dining. The Elixir Restaurant (next to the hotel and run by the hotel) is a great place to eat if you don't mind spending a little extra money. The setting is cozy and relaxed, but not too upscale. The hotel room was well-appointed, and included all of the necessary amenities. The bathroom was very contemporary, with a bench-style counter, heated floors, and a glass-enclosed shower. The bedroom included a wall-mounted flat-screen TV, mini bar, amenity tray, personal desk, closet with safe, and several seating areas. The price of the hotel was slightly higher than if we had stayed at a chain hotel, but well worth it!