Vancouver Hotel Guide - Prospect Point hotels in Vancouver, Canada.

"The rooms were clean and tidy. Staff members are friendly and courteous to your needs. However, house keeping services were inefficient as I came to my room unattended and not cleaned in the afternoon although the house keepers were behind schedule in cleaning the rooms, management could work on improving the efficiency. Breakfast was average, mostly ready made cold foods devoid of protein sources with no eggs which should be a staple item in every complimentary breakfast buffets. Internet is not reliable as it remains down for most of the time. "

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

"All great "

"The staff were so nice, kind and very helpful. The room was clean and neat. The only problem was that AC was on and made the room cold, had to call to have maintenance to come and switch it to heat. Not being able to shut off the fan was a downfall, but other than that this is a great stay. Would stay there again, hopefully without so much construction around which hindered UBER being able to pick up."

"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."

"Room was spacious, beautiful views and clean."

"The staff is always so lovely and helpful. Location is great with quick access to buses and trains. Building is going through some maintenance - one elevator was not working, entrance on Georgia Street was closed, making you access through the alleyway where valet drivers zip around."

"Warm and welcoming staff especially the door men."

"The breakfast is terrible and easy parking"