Sonder the Sunset

The advantage is that the location is good, very close to the city center. There is everything to eat, drink and have fun on David Street 2 minutes away, and you can walk to Englishbay in 5 minutes. The room is large enough and has one bedroom and one living room. The balcony has a good view and the sea can be seen through the gap between the buildings. There are many shortcomings: First of all, the room was not cleaned once during our five-night stay, and the garbage was not collected. We may need to call, email, or request through the app, but there are no instructions in the room or email notifications received before check-in. Mentioned how to get the waiter to clean. Secondly, the building facilities are relatively old but they are still running normally. What is exaggerated is that the bedroom window is just a single-layer plexiglass plate, which feels heavy with plastic and has no sound insulation or heat preservation. Thirdly, speaking of the noise issue, there is a construction site nearby where concrete is being poured. The construction started early in the morning and it is estimated that it will not stop in the next few years. Finally, the bedroom bed is only 1.5 meters, which is really not worthy of the price.

It is an apartment with a kitchen and tableware, which is very suitable for a family on vacation. It is located in the west section of downtown Vancouver. Since Vancouver is very small, it is no problem to walk around downtown. There is also a password-locked luggage locker downstairs, which is very good. The price-performance ratio is also outstanding in a consumer-oriented city like Vancouver. The only thing that needs to be explained is that the email requesting online check-in (the hotel does not strictly have a front desk) often has a link. It's uncertain. If you can't check in online, you may not receive the door code and other information sent to you by the hotel.