Best downtown Vancouver hotels

[Qr8b]

Anyone have any recommendations for a nice hotel downtown that is convenient for seeing SPs? Last one I stayed at it felt like the front desk staff were eyeballing me every time I walked thru the lobby. I don't want anyone making a scene if I bring in some company.

On the flip side if the location is conveniently located to go to incalls that would be good too. Sorry I don't know Vancouver well so not sure what's a quick walk and what isn't.

 

[Sibar]

At a high end hotel, the staff is probably trained to greet the customers. As long you don't have a short stubby moustache like a certain dictator from WW 2.

 

[Tabitha]

Four seasons has an elevator on the bottom floor front entrance that doesn't require a key card and completely by passes the front desk.

The Hyatt also has an elevator that doesn't require key cards, and is also not right by the front desk.

 

[Aellyn Rose]

If you bring in some company - say after dinner - discretion may dictate that you enter the hotel separately anyways. Go out to dinner with both keys, give the lady a key, enter the hotel a minute apart after dinner - just make sure you get your key back

 

[Ms Erica Phoenix]

I LOVE the Pan Pacific Hotel for the ease with which you can move between the lobby & your room without being bothered. I also like the Sutton Place. I think both are great places for out of towners as far as views & acessibility to great restaurants, attractions, events, etc. I'm also getting REALLY good at maneuvering my way around downtown via crossing between the Expo Line & Canada Line trains at Vancouver City Centre! ;D

 

[Cami Parker]

Pan pacific is very discrete, as well as the pac rim, and you can never go wrong w a Marriott.

 

[paprides]

Wedgewood.
Outstanding property, although given their modestly sized lobby and propensity for recognizing and greeting you *by name* when you walk in, discretion may be somewhat of a challenge.

I am certain however, discretion is foremost in their code of ethics.