Langley Farmstay

Aerial Panoramic View of Farm Fields in Fraser Valley during colorful Sunset. Taken in Langley, Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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Our top choices for Langley farmstays

1 bedroom, iron/ironing board, Internet, bed sheets

Randel Farm-Chick Inn. Enjoy quiet time with horses, sheep and 400 chickens

Sumas Prairie

Ashlee C.

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Farm & Garden Bungalow Retreat

West Abbotsford

Em S.

includes taxes & fees

11 Jun - 12 Jun

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Top Langley Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Riverport Richmond by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Clean room. Loved that the kitchen in the room was stocked with plates, utensils, etc already. They also had dish soap as well as for the dishwasher available. We've stayed at another location that didn't."

Best Western Plus Country Meadows Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel says Langley but it’s called located in Aldergrove which makes it farther from Vancouver if your wanting a closer drive. Pool was clean and hot tub was hot! Breakfast was always fresh and hot with lots of room to sit. Convenient location to many different attractions and boarder crossings. Good price and friendly staff"

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Langley

6/10 Okay

"There was a planed power outage in the area due to construction the hotel knew about this but gave us no warning that this was happening. So when the power went out there was no power to have breakfast very frustrating the power outage not there fault but the have a duty to at least let ypu know when your checking in that there will be one."

Ramada by Wyndham Coquitlam

4/10 Poor

"The room was dirty and very rundown (moldy bathroom, toilet holder broken, room smelled of smoke and mold, floor was dirty). The windows did not have a privacy sheer, so we had to leave the heavy curtains closed all the time - which made the room very dark and the lighting was sparse. The windows were single pane glass and did not have screens. There was no lock on the window - only a small stick to keep out intruders. Coffee area did not supply sugar or creamer. When I asked for them to supply it, I was told to come to the lobby and get a coffee. Eventually they did bring the requests on the 2nd day. We paid $220 per night."

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