Overview
With lush, serene Stanley Park at our doorstep, water lapping the Coal Harbour shores, snow-capped North Shore Mountains in-sight and the vibrant city center around the corner, The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver offers perfect balance in breathtaking surroundings. An elegant base to explore Vancouver, this Bayshore property is a hub of well-being for leisure or business travelers. A variety of year-round, signature wellness programs promote a feeling of excellence amid food and beverage offerings that recharge body and mind. Host waterfront conferences, social events and weddings in more than 71,000 square feet of flexible space with custom catering menus and one of Western Canada’s largest hotel ballrooms. The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver is your gateway to revitalization.
Check in
3:00 p.m.
Check out
12:00 p.m.
Rooms
499
Inclusions
Rooms
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Mountain view
- No more than 3 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, or 2 double beds
- Mountain view
- Maximum 2 adults
- Maximum 2 children
- No more than 3 guests in the room
- A/C
- Bathrobes
- Coffee maker
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Mini-bar
- Phone
- Room service ($)
- Safe ($)
- TV
Amenities
Outdoor pool
Indoor pool and gym
Bay views
Outdoor pool
Indoor pool
View of the building
Cafe
Location
Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Great family stay, with beautiful views
starztwinkle (Toronto, Canada) on Dec 23, 2024
Stayed as a family with young kids and enjoyed the beautiful harbor views, even on rainy days. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly during check-in. The hotel offers plenty of entertainment, including a games room that kept the kids busy for hours, a great onsite pool (indoor and heated outdoor pool) and a hot tub, and mid-afternoon snacks in the lobby—delicious donuts! Just a few areas could use improvement to make this a five-star experience. Rooms were not cleaned daily unless specifically requested, and even then, the cleaning was minimal—beds were made and towels replaced, but no real tidying. The hallways had an unpleasant smell, while the lobby was overly perfumed, which was difficult as a migraine sufferer. Additionally, grocery stores and cafes were not too conveniently located from the hotel. Despite these minor issues, it’s a really comfortable, family-friendly hotel with lots to offer on site. Some small adjustments could make it perfect.
Great location, clean, but dated.
t g (Phoenix,AZ) on Dec 19, 2024
First, the Westin Bayshore has a great location, right along the waterfront next to the marina and Stanley Park, with great restaurants nearby. Having said that, the hotel is in the midst of a "renovation" of the main building, but it occurs to me that when I have been there previously, there has been "renovation" going on. The problem is that the building is sixty years old. Then there is the tower building, again built in the sixties. I stayed on a high floor with a sweeping view of the Vancouver waterfront and horbor. But again, the rooms are dated. The windows and sliding patio doors are single pane, so there was wet condensation on the inside of the sliding door in the morning. Not a big deal, but double pane is the standard for the past thirty years at least. The bathroom has a tub shower. Yes, nice newer rain shower head with separage body shower wand, but you are standing in a home-size bathtub, and with a shower curtain, not glass enclosure. The TV, to my dismay was not a "smart" TV, so no Youtube or internet on the TV, only live TV with commercials, so I had to use my laptop, and there was no connector to the TV. So all the room TVs need upgrading to smart TVs. Most of our homes have this, a first class hotel should have this. The rooms were clean, the beds were good, but the pillows were puffy sponge pillows, they looked good but did not really cradle the head like a down or down alternative pillow. Carpetting was clean, not worn, but colors could be brighter, considering the prevailing cloudy light conditions of Vancouver in the winter. The hallways need a refresh of wall treatments. LOBBY: There really is no lobby, it is a large open area not much different from a conference center foyer. There are no intimate areas of comfortable seating in the lobby area,it is all "walk through" space. The staff were courteous, from the parking valets to the front desk and bellhops. The pool is outdoors, was heated but I did not use it. It is oval, and there are outdoor sauna barrel structures. Overall, a good hotel but in significant need of upgrades to today's standards if it is to compete with the Fairmont and other high end properties. Great potential, but management has to spend I would think about $100 Million Canadian at least, considering the bathroom and window upgrades especially.
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