Hotels with Jacuzzi in Vancouver

"The hotel itself is good, but the staff was extremely unprofessional and did not reflect Marriott standards. Interactions felt more like dealing with a low-budget motel than a premium brand. Booking policies are very rigid. Even after staying several nights, the hotel refused to allow any date modification when my plans changed. They also refused to refund the night I did not stay and did not return the parking fee either, stating that the reservation was prepaid. This was disappointing, especially since the third-party booking service contacted the hotel directly and I was present at the front desk at the time. Despite this, the staff denied any adjustment and showed little willingness to help. Overall, the lack of professionalism and flexibility significantly impacted my experience. I hope Marriott management reviews this, as it does not reflect the standards the brand is known for."

"We asked the concierge to make restaurant reservations and some questions about rental cars. We did not get any feedback after 4 days( the date we left). Concierge is useless."

"The idea of viewing the tarmac at a hotel room is fascinating! The room (Deluxe King) is very spacious, beautiful and clean. I don't find the room noisy despite the location. I had my cat with me and cat litter, litter box and bowls were provided and prepared in advance. I love the brand and scent of the toiletries provided, le labo Rose 31."

"The Rosewood is still the Rosewood—an excellent location with top-notch service. Although it's a historic building, the room's decor is absolutely up to standard. The bedding was incredibly comfortable, and it's rare to get such a good night's sleep during a week-long business trip! They tried their best to accommodate my needs, upgrading my room and floor, which was very quiet. The à la carte breakfast area was small, but the service was attentive, and the quality was superb. Perhaps because it was the weekend, the lobby bar was always packed; I wanted a drink but found even the bar counter completely full 😂"

"I must introduce this five-star praise in detail: I booked for my child because I needed to transfer to Toronto the next day. I found several hotels on the Trip.com app and found that most hotels in Canada require 19 weeks of age to stay alone. And you need a credit card payment deposit (not accept cash and bank cards). If the child does not have a credit card, I can click in and see the check-in requirements. Finally, I chose this Stonehenge B&B. 1. There is a free pick-up and drop-off service. (We are the hotel phone number contacted on the ground and arranged the pick-up for about 20 minutes) 2. The room rate also includes a rich breakfast (pictured below) 3. The store does not receive a deposit. It is really convenient for the children's transportation and accommodation problems, and it does not let the children live on the streets. It also makes my mother who is worried about the children's itinerary feel very warm. Thanks to the store 🙏 After the child checked in, he said the same price. This hotel is the best in her itinerary. (Because the hotels near the airport are generally perfunctory), it can compare the store. The store is really very careful to operate the hotel. The overall house is very clean, comfortable and warm, and the details are elegant. Even the toilet can think of embellishing with flowers. The store looked at the child cute. When I left for breakfast, I sent her a bottle of homemade jam. Unfortunately, I was deducted by the airport security staff. So I was very sad. 💔 Secondly: I also praise Trip.com Customer Service 👍 Because Canadian hotels are different from domestic hotels, reservations are non-refundable, various ages, deposit, payment methods and other check-in conditions, I need Trip.com Customer Service to help me communicate and solve, and sometimes difference and language communication problems, Customer service is really 24 hours a day, and I do my best to solve customer problems. Thanks also to the 🙏 Trip.com app customer service staff."

"It's a small hotel, but I booked it primarily because of its convenient location. When I arrived at the hotel, the bellboy helped me unload my luggage and escorted me to the front desk. His manners were smart and on par with those of a 5-star hotel. Of course, check-in was smooth and the staff were very friendly. The room was also relatively spacious for Vancouver, and the design was also very nice. For dinner, I ate at the restaurant on the first floor of the hotel, and I was impressed by the ambiance and the high quality of the food. Despite that, the price was reasonable. It was a perfect hotel in every way. "

"Great location, very convenient for getting around. The room was clean, cozy, and comfortable. I especially enjoyed the sea view from the high-floor balcony. Just a heads-up for drivers: the hotel parking is on the street behind the hotel, not directly in front on the main street. When navigating, after you pass the hotel's main entrance, take the first right at the traffic light, then another immediate right at the next intersection, and you'll see the parking entrance. After parking, head to the front desk to register your license plate and check in."