Vancouver Hotel Guide - 164th Plaza hotels in Vancouver, United States of America.

"Always perfect room, and customer service. I stay about once per month."

"The stat was absolutely amazing Even the restaurant was amazing. My son is severely autistic and they made him feel so special. They saw the healing stones around his necklace that I had gotten him for his birthday and they blessed him with the healing stone and just really made his birthday everything. Thank you so much. I will definitely be staying again. Could’ve been a warmer though. It was kind of cold."

"The staff was amazing, everyone we talked to had the best above and beyond customer service! "

"nice room and I do like their mattress, very comfy bed"

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"Quiet, clean and comfortabl’"

"We loved staying here. Yes, it is an older home and the layout is sprawling and initially confusing, but honestly quite nice as some bedrooms are further away from the main living area so quiet for sleeping babies or kids! For fellow foodies that actually cook....very well stocked kitchen(s) including a bunch more things than are mentioned in the vrbo description: Blender, hand mixer, Cuisinart food processor, 2 crock pots/slow cookers, three coffee makers, plenty of cutlery, plates, regular beverage glasses, wine glasses, coffee cups, oven trays, casserole dishes w lids and lots of pots n pans (be sure to check both kitchen pantries as things get moved around). There are also some stable dry spices, vinegar and oil. BYO food, special oils, butter and any refrigerator items. There are no disposable things except paper towels (such as foil, zips, plastic wrap, parchment paper etc) which are always awesome gifts to a vrbo. The entire property is on ground level. One bedroom can be closed off with an ensuite bathroom, and the other bedrooms are 2 off to one side and 2 off to the other side that each share a full bathroom. They have complimentary usual toiletries for bathrooms (shampoo, rinse, soap, lotion) and kitchen (dish soap, DW pods, new sponge). For families, there is a staircase that goes downstairs (to an unaccessible separate unit) but a huge hazard for a toddler and you will need a stair gate and bring cable ties to help secure it. Beautiful! "