Vancouver Airport Inn

The room rate was quite high, especially considering its inconvenient location relative to the airport. We had to take a taxi, which cost $60 round trip. Adding that to the room fee, the total came to $1500. Honestly, it would have been better to stay at a hotel with a free airport shuttle or one closer to a train station, as this was just a guesthouse with minimal amenities. Upon arrival, the trash can still contained hair and tissues from the previous guest. The soundproofing and light-blocking were also poor. Around 11:30 PM, someone outside the bathroom window was constantly coughing and clearing their throat. Early in the morning, the guests in the adjacent room were very noisy when leaving. The bedding looked quite old; it was colored and faded. There was no heating in the room, making it a bit cold to sleep at night this time of year. Plus, there were no power outlets on either side of the bed, which was inconvenient. The only positive was that the staff spoke Chinese. Overall, the experience was pretty average and not good value for money.

Close to the airport, convenient for travel, and the room was simple and clean.

Compared to Vancouver's high accommodation costs, this place is relatively affordable. The host is Chinese, which made communication easier. Having a kitchen was a plus. Parking was a bit tight, though.

For this price in Vancouver, it's really great value for money. It's a guesthouse located in a villa, and it's exceptionally clean. I woke up several times during the night due to jet lag, and there wasn't a single bug in the kitchen or bathroom, which shows how meticulous the host is about cleanliness. The only minor downside was that the bed sagged a bit in the middle. The host was easy to reach via WeChat, which was very convenient. Airport transfers were 30 CAD per trip. If I have a layover in Vancouver again, I'll definitely stay here.