Vancouver Hotels with Breakfast

My husband and I stayed overnight in Vancouver to see a hockey game. The hotel is close to many amazing restaurants within walking distance. It is also close to Rogers Stadium so that is always nice so we don’t have to pay for parking or cabs. The staff were amazing and accommodating as we’d asked to have a room with a balcony, which they were able to do. We had dinner out but had brunch in their restaurant which is on the 5th floor. The atmosphere was so magical, all decorated for Christmas but it was also warm and inviting. For whatever reason (maybe bcause it was a Tuesday morning) we were the only ones in the restaurant until half way through our brunch, then only one other couple shared the dining room with us. The food was INCREDIBLE and our server Lee was the sweetest most kind person I’ve ever meet. After our brunch we sat by the fireplace with our coffees, relaxing before our 12 pm checkout. It felt like we were in a Manhattan brownstone. We will definitely be coming back in the future and certainly will recommend this hotel to our friends. Staying at LHermitage was an oasis in the midst of a very hard 3 weeks of me just having lost my mom. Thank you 🎄❤️

It’s actually located underneath a residential area, but the atmosphere is amazing. The space is very large, almost like a suite, with a large TV, sofa, desk, and chair. Everything can be conveniently controlled through an electric control panel. They also provide complimentary water, which is a nice touch. The restaurant on the first floor is great, too—the food tastes delicious!

1. The location is super convenient! It's within walking distance to attractions like the Steam Clock and Chinatown, plus you can easily walk to Costco, T&T Supermarket, and the SkyTrain station. Taxis drop you right at the hotel entrance, and it's also very close to the Hertz downtown car rental location. 2. The suite has a double sofa bed, which was perfect for our family of four. The kitchen is well-equipped with basic facilities, so you can cook your own meals. The soundproofing in the room is excellent; it's very quiet. 3. The room rate included four complimentary breakfasts, which had a good variety and quality. Several floors in the hotel also provide drinking water, so you can fill your own bottles and save on buying water. 4. The staff are friendly and easy to communicate with. During our stay, we accidentally broke a bottle cap, and when we informed them, they said we didn't need to pay for it. 5. The hotel is also very close to the 2026 World Cup stadium, making it an excellent choice for tourists looking to explore the city center.

Facilities: Excellent. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: Great atmosphere. The only minor issue was the presence of some homeless and mentally unwell individuals nearby, but they didn't bother me or attack anyone, so it didn't impact my stay. Service: The service was fantastic, and I have to mention it. My English isn't great, and sometimes I needed a translator, but the front desk staff were incredibly patient and communicated with me with constant smiles. This made me feel at ease and not embarrassed. If I ever go to Vancouver again, I'd definitely choose this hotel. I hope they continue to maintain their high standards and keep improving!

Great hotel but I felt overpriced, not a great security place as well. A lot of better options in Vancouver with better price. I think I arrived during a game event or something so there are a lot of people from outside sitting in the lobby, running around and they r not even staying in that hotel.No privacy and those people occupied all the seats/sofa in the lobby for 3-4 hrs. The next day the hotel took away all the seats out of nowhere. Such a weird thing

Review hotel We recently stayed at the Century Plaza Hotel in Vancouver and had a great experience. The hotel's location is very convenient, situated right in the downtown Vancouver. It made exploring the city and accessing public transportation very easy. Our room was spacious, big space, clean, and well-appointed with a kitchen. The bed was extremely comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. We also appreciated the thoughtful touches like complimentary coffee and tea. The staff at Century Plaza were always friendly, helpful, and ready to assist with any requests, which enhanced our stay even further. One of the highlights was the on-site restaurant C|Prime, which served delicious Italian meals with a good variety of options. Overall, our stay at Century Plaza Hotel was fantastic. We will definitely return on our next trip to the city!

Let's start with the positives: the bedding is very comfortable, and the amenities are complete. The housekeepers are thorough, and they even prepared the bed for me in the evening. When they saw I had bought yogurt, they proactively offered a can of ice. The surrounding environment is good; there are luxury stores downstairs, and it's close to the Pacific Centre, the Art Gallery, the Public Library, and Gastown, making dining and shopping convenient. Now for the negatives: it's close to several streets, so it's a bit noisy, and I don't know why, but police sirens are constantly blaring through Vancouver's streets. The front desk service is inconsistent; one older staff member was very professional and enthusiastic, but a young girl who checked me in late at night, and an Asian girl in the restaurant, were not so great; their attitudes were quite ordinary. Overall, it's good, but because I booked last minute, the price was a bit high. It would be better to book earlier.

Good value for a quick stopover. The staff are lovely and the location is perfect for transit users, with bus stops just a short walk away. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious, though the fan was a bit noisy. If you’re a light sleeper, try to request a room away from the stairs/gate to avoid the sound of people passing by. Since it faces an adjacent building, it's very quiet at night with no street noise.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a ten-minute walk from the cruise terminal, and shopping nearby is very convenient. While the hotel facilities are a bit dated, the rooms are quite spacious. The staff were warm and attentive, even granting us a late checkout. Breakfast was a bit simple, but tasty.

Although the location is close to the airport, there's absolutely nothing around the hotel. The restaurants others mentioned simply don't exist, perhaps they've all closed down! There's one convenience store where you can buy some snacks. The hotel itself doesn't offer breakfast; you have to go to an external contracted restaurant. The options aren't many, but the taste is decent.