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Top Pacific Northwest Hotel Reviews
Executive Hotel Pacific
8/10 Good
"Location was great. They let us have early check in which was really nice option coming into town early. Came back late from a concert and aside from water there is no vending machine for snacks. Front desk girl was a bit spicy upon check in. I think most of us aren’t used to digital check in so I noticed some confused customers with questions or needing assistance"
Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront
8/10 Good
"Nice hotel, clean. Restaurant not super impressive and a little feedback about allowing pets and having the room not ready and handing us restaurant vouchers but not allowing my dog in the restaurant or on the patio made for some confusion and disappointment."
Harrison Hot Springs Resort and Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Nice relaxing place"
The Burrard
10/10 Excellent
"The staff was amazing. Place was very clean. The pub next door was great. Good food, the only disappointing thing. I found is I asked for a bathtub and I did not get one."
Fairmont Vancouver Airport In-Terminal Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Staff were courteous and helpful. Room was clean, quiet and comfortable."
Radisson Blu Vancouver Airport Hotel & Marina
10/10 Excellent
"Clean and up to date"
Mayflower Park Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Top quality classic boutique hotel in ideal location for all local attractions like The Space Needle and The Waterfront. Attentive, engaging staff who upgraded my room upon request. Excellent restaurant onsite too which also caters to room service."
Pan Pacific Vancouver
10/10 Excellent
"Clean room, great breakfast and amazing view"
Coast Seattle Downtown Hotel by APA
8/10 Good
"Everything was fine with the exception of household staff. My roommate left her purse in the room when we checked out. We were sitting in the lobby until 7:30 that evening until out flight out. When they cleaned our room they found her purse & turned it in to the desk. No one called us to report it. We didn't discover the missing purse until she needed her passport at the airport. She was going frantic trying to find where her purse was. The next afternoon, she finally got a call back from the office. Why couldn't someone call me to notify me they had the purse? We spent hours in the lobby then frantically called from the east coast looking for the purse (hotel, taxi, bar). Why didn't they just call me? They had my number."