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This hotel is truly nice. The driver and I had a difficult time seeing where the hotel entrance was. We had to guess. Very engaging lobby, with a check in that went very smooth. There are plenty of amenities at this hotel. Good attached restaurant. The room was very large, very nice, and very comfortable. Very large bathroom, and nice shower. However. The glaring problem here are the thin walls. Every other guest I spoke to had the same complaint. I could annoyingly hear the people walking around above my room. The housekeeping staff could be heard cleaning several rooms away. The hotel guests could be heard walking around the halls and in their rooms. A small amount of noise is to be expected at hotels, but this is just poor design and cheap building. There was also a distinct smell of vomit throughout the hotel. I am not certain if this was the result of the farm land outside, or intoxicated guests. Probably both. If you are here to gamble and drink, you may not notice any of my issues. If you are hear to sleep and work the next day, you may share my concerns.

All Holiday Inns I've stayed in have been excellent, but this one is above the rest. The rooms and amenities were standard and the breakfast was like every other Holiday Inn Express. BUT, what set this one above the rest was the staff. My wife and I were unfamiliar with the area. The desk staff of Julian and Yashman did an incredible job of telling us about local places to eat and visit. They gave us precise instructions on the bus and train systems and how to visit the Vancouver locations we wanted to see. They went well beyond their normal duties to make our visit a success. Julian's and Yashman's attention to detail and outstanding customer service were exemplary.

Room was simple and clean. The unlevel floor going into bathroom could maybe be better marked but we adapted. A portable AC unit was in our room at check in which was good since it was needed. The physical room key took some getting used to (ie not locking automatically). The cable box was precariously set on top of the wall mounted tv and it took some time to get everything hooked up correctly. We had a few minor inconveniences (we stayed multiple days and would have appreciated a place to hang two wet bath towels) but nothing egregious. The lobby snack bar is a diabetic’s nightmare but each morning there were bananas as well.

The environment is very quiet, very comfortable, the room is very clean, the hall can also be seated, look at the community scenery outside, complete the feeling of how to come to Vancouver life is. Very comfortable and slow, and there is a lot of coffee tea in the kitchen. If I want to come again, I will definitely come back to this ［ Quiet House ］ It's great.

The landlord's uncle is very good, and he will try his best to meet any requirements. The bed is very big, two or three people sleep no problem, one person sleeps very comfortable The experience is very good, I will definitely stay again next time.

Just a heads up because we love the hotel… We stayed last summer for about 2 months after a fire in our home, so we’re quite familiar with the hotel. This time we only needed accommodations for one night so we called the reservation service and were quoted $287 for one night. We were offered no discounts, so it was too expensive, and actually excessive, in comparison to other hotels in the area. However we like Inn at The Quay, so called reception directly. They quoted $173 for the night. Had we not called and been treated in a friendly manner (as usual), we would not have stayed. We won’t call the reservation line again. Great staff, great service, and had a wonderful winter evening reading by the fireplace in the lobby.

Room was clean and quiet, bed was conformable, A/C worked great, had a fridge and microwave in room, and an elevator. The front office staff were helpful and kind.

The employees were very pleasant and friendly…….however there were dirty streaks of fingerprints on the bathroom door, dried milk stains on the chair and a dirty streak on the window. There were only two pillows on the bed, no coffee maker, no coffee, no iron, and no extra blankets. We stayed for two nights, reserved 3 weeks before. We were placed in a room by the front door, there was a lot of noise outside the entrance late at night so didn’t get a lot of sleep. When we asked to be moved for the second night we were told there were other reservations and it would be more work for housekeeping. We were offered a room two doors down which would have been no quieter. The ice machine was broken, the television was so small that it couldn’t be seen from the bed. Perhaps if it was mounted on the wall instead of on the low table it would have been better. There also seems to be a hiccup between the government website and their records because I had to argue for the government employee discount. Overall an unpleasant stay