Coquitlam Hotel Guide - Golf Hotels in Coquitlam, British Columbia

"Very clean room and staff were very nice. Priority check in is a bonus with specific bookings. The lounge on the 23rd floor, again available with specific books is the best!"

"Upgraded to gold floor, worth the added cost, simply for priority access at security. "

"Staff great, room was clean, shower was pretty gnarly to get to work properly. Had to take the emergency stairs to catch my Uber to the airport as only two elevators were working. But will probably stay here next time, as it is a pretty solid place "

"Need more amenities for kids"

"Well its good stay it's just waking me up in the middle of the night because of the ambulance the staff are very friendly and accommodating especially Jigar he help us to transfer another room. Everything is close by the shops entertainment and parks."

"Enjoyed our stay with our puppy. They even allowed for puppy’s bed and bowls for food. Staff very accommodating. It was a special celebration for my wife’s birthday. It’s worth spending it at Fairmont."

"Great location, excellent view"

"I stayed at this hotel yesterday and had a very pleasant experience. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff were friendly, polite, and always ready to help. The check-in and check-out process was smooth and quick. I also liked the overall atmosphere of the hotel—it felt safe and relaxing. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and hassle-free stay. I would love to stay here again in the future."

"he Fairmont Vancouver is one of those hotels that is old in the way expensive hotels like to call “classic.” To be fair, inside it is actually well kept. The room was good, remodeled, and overall pretty much what you would expect: an older hotel on the outside, but in solid shape on the inside. The location is excellent, and the staff were very nice across the board. But honestly, for me, the whole experience got ruined by one thing: you cannot really control the room temperature. They told me that “in winter” the system only heats, and in summer it only cools. That might sound logical to someone managing the building from 1964, except we are in April, it was quite warm, and the room was stuck at 24°C. So the room did not need heating at all, yet cooling was not available because apparently the calendar matters more than the actual temperature. Their solution was to open the window about 15 cm. That solves nothing. First, it is not enough to cool the room properly. Second, once you open it, you get street noise, cars, sirens, and everything else you would prefer not to hear when staying at a hotel in this price range. So yes, the hotel is nice, the staff are kind, and the location is excellent. But if a hotel at this level cannot offer a basic comfortable sleeping temperature, that is a serious failure. Maybe this would be acceptable at a 2- or 3-star hotel. At this level, and for this price, it really is not. I would not go back for that reason alone."