Vancouver Hotel Guide - Castle Park Off-Leash Dog Area hotels in Vancouver, Canada.

"This hotel was OK. Clean. and comfy beds. "

"The rental property was clean with everything available to us Some of the furniture could be replaced but all in all comfortable The outdoor space looked wonderful We were there before the pool was opened but we used the bbq We would rent here again"

"Always request a room at the back of hotel, not road side. Too noisy and bright lights. It’s quiet at the back, much better stay the second time around, and sleep experience."

"Very good"

"The room was very nice The breakfast was good as well"

"Very noisy building. Common areas on top floor Had poor ventilation so was always extremely Hot and smelt like cleaner hours after the staff had gone through. If you’re not on the top Floor, you will hear every footstep of the person above you. The beds were pretty good though. It was clean. The breakfast was adequate. Staff was excellent. Just either bring earplugs, or prepare to be annoyed by it. "

"I would absolutely stay here again and recommend this location to others. Everything was cozy and made our time in Surrey comfortable and even home like while my daughter attended a sports event nearby. Brian and his wife were very welcoming and quick to check in and help us with anything we needed to make our stay comfortable. They recommended some lovely sightseeing options that you would struggle to find unless chatting with locals. Parking is right outside the door and the neighborhood is quiet and located off a ravine. Excellent value here!"

"Very Good"

"Beautiful little suite with everything you need for a stay! Host was kind and quickly responsive! Loved the big soaker tub and quiet location! Slippers are provided, warm socks a must for colder months. The little electric fireplace is a nice touch to take the chill out. Stayed during the pre-pool season, likely very lovely to enjoy the pool during that season. Looks like some reno’s being done in the backyard, so it’s likely going to just get better "