Hotels near BCIT Aerospace and Technology Campus, Richmond

I stayed here for one night while I was in BC on a biz trip before catching my flight home. The location was very convenient—only about a 10-minute drive to the airport—and parking was easy thanks to the large front yard. The place itself was lovely: spotlessly clean, thoughtfully designed, and you could really tell the hosts had put a lot of effort into making it comfortable and welcoming. One highlight for me was the washer/dryer combo. It was exceptionally clean and worked perfectly, which was a huge plus after dealing with some less-than-clean laundry facilities elsewhere during my trip. I didn’t get a chance to use the bathtub, but it looked fantastic and had a really unique design. And I have to mention the little details too—the toilet paper was surprisingly high quality, which genuinely made me go 👌🏽👍🏼lol Although there wasn’t air conditioning, the fan provided was more than enough- blows icy breeze. Overall, I had a very comfortable stay and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place, especially if you’re looking for somewhere with reasonable price, clean, convenient, and close to the airport.

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 hotel room wasn't very spacious, but its proximity to the airport was a huge plus. It's just a ten-minute drive away. The hotel offers a shuttle bus, but make sure to book in advance, as it can get fully booked. There are also many restaurants nearby, making the location excellent. With the SkyTrain and various bus routes close by, it's a very convenient hotel. They offer breakfast; although the selection isn't huge, it's enough to fill you up, and there's free-flowing coffee and hot chocolate, which is a nice touch. The rooms also come with a microwave, so you can bring food back to eat. Overall, it's a good hotel.

The room is very clean, the space is large, the kitchen bowls, cups, pots and refrigerators are all available, very close to the Fisherman's Wharf, the environment is nothing to say, breakfast to the surrounding coffee, lunch and dinner at the pier there are many restaurants, you can also buy fishermen freshly salvaged aquatic products

This is a great value transit hotel near Vancouver Airport. Its main advantages are the free airport shuttle bus and complimentary parking, which are super convenient for layovers or car rentals. The rooms are spacious and include a small kitchenette, perfect for simple meals, and everything is clean. The only minor drawbacks are that the building is a bit older, and the facilities are more practical than luxurious – totally fine if you're not looking for a fancy experience. The lobby offers free hot beverages, and the service is prompt. It's ideal for travelers who prioritize convenient transport and a short, comfortable stay.

We stayed one night in the Icon room. The room was spacious although it was not the largest in the hotel. Modern decor and furniture placement were very special. My bathroom only had a shower but it was spacious with overhead showerhead. We caught the complimentary shuttle from the hotel and the driver was friendly. We did not had breakfast. The price was very high for the night I was staying. The surroundings are mainly parking lots and some industrial areas though.

Service: The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly. Although there was a slight language barrier, they patiently helped me with all my questions – truly wonderful. The hotel's airport shuttle bus service was also great! Cleanliness: It was clean and tidy. Location: I personally found the location to be quite good. There's a small bar right across the street, and not far away, there are places where you can work out, eat, and shop, all within walking distance. It was a pleasant surprise.

Unfortunately due to a medical emergency I was unable to make the trip from UK to Canada - I had to cancel flights, other hotels, car hire and excursions. I submitted medical documents and have been refunded for everything else even though these were ‘non flexible’ and ‘non refundable’. The Hampton Inn by Hilton Vancouver Airport/Richmond was the only booking not to consider a refund or even a credit note, even though medical document was submitted more than 48 hrs prior to check in time. This was the continued response from Trip.com: Your booking at Hampton Inn by Hilton Vancouver-Airport/Richmond cannot be cancelled free of charge. We have submitted a free cancellation request to the hotel on your behalf. Unfortunately, we have not received a timely response from the hotel, and your booking will remain as originally confirmed.

The hotel is very newly renovated & the design is modern & nice. It’s located on St. Edward’s & Bridgeport Road in Richmond; which is not in Richmond city centre. But, if you’d drive it’s not too bad and there’s 407 & 430 bus just about 4-5 min walk from the hotel & can go to Richmond city centre in 15 mins. There’s also A&W burger just in walk opposite to the hotel. And 6-8 min walk to Dollarama, Sungiven supermarket, Tim Horton.

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.