Vancouver Hotel Guide - Maple Tree Square hotels in Vancouver, Canada.

"Loved it!! Staff was super nice and helpful."

"clean, helpful staff, well located (right across from BC place)"

"Liked the modern appliances and cleanliness of the room. Staff were very good too. Didn’t like the noise from the vent in the bedroom, excessive when the restroom fan was switched on. Pity, otherwise a great place to stay."

"Great proximity to restaurants, special events venues."

"Dated rooms but great location"

"We had a bad experience staying at this hotel. There was no toilet or bathroom in the room, no TV, the bed was too small for two people, and breakfast only had coffee and nothing else. The hotel had a terrible smell of old clothes and we were very dissatisfied. The price for the hotel is not low at all; they charged us $404 per night."

"We had a wonderful time. The staff was amazing! Thank you!!"

"All great "

"If you’re looking for a stay that feels both storied and sophisticated, the EXchange Hotel Vancouver is an absolute gem. I recently stayed here and was blown away by how they’ve managed to preserve the historic soul of the Old Stock Exchange building while layering in sleek, high-end comforts. Why it’s a 5-Star Experience: The Aesthetic: The lobby is breathtaking. The transition from the grand, marble-clad exterior to the "Greed is Good" era-inspired (but chic!) interiors is seamless. It feels expensive without being stuffy. The Rooms: Impeccably clean and surprisingly quiet for a downtown hotel. The beds are cloud-like, and the tech—from the lighting controls to the high-speed Wi-Fi—is intuitive and modern. Location, Location, Location: You are right in the heart of the Financial District. Whether you’re walking to the waterfront, hopping on the SkyTrain, or heading to a meeting, everything is within a 5-minute radius. Dining: Hydra Estiatorio on the ground floor is a must-visit. Even if you aren't staying at the hotel, go for the Mediterranean sea bass. It’s easily one of the best dining experiences in the city. Service: The staff here are the real MVPs. From the valet to the front desk, everyone was incredibly attentive and actually seemed happy to help, which can be rare in busy city hotels. Pro Tip: Ask for a room on the higher floors. The view of the surrounding architecture and the peek-a-boo glimpses of the mountains are worth it."