This non-smoking hotel has 128 air-conditioned guest rooms and suites, each offering satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, a coffeemaker, a mini-fridge, a microwave, a hair dryer, an iron and ironing board, and a desk. Standard rooms with two queen beds or one king bed are offered, as well as juniors suites which include one queen bed and a sofabed. The hotel also offers rooms with kitchenettes, and one or two queen beds.

Hotel amenities include a free local shuttle, a fitness room with a hot tub, and a business centre. Parking is free, and accessible rooms are available upon request. Pets are permitted for $20 per pet per night.

Dining is available next door at ABC Country Restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Other nearby restaurants include Elements Cafe (a 3-minute walk east), and Swiss Chalet, which can be found 6 minutes northeast of the hotel on foot.

The Accent Inn Vancouver Airport is roughly a 10-minute walk from the SkyTrain's Gilmore Station (connecting to Vancouver's downtown and surrounding areas), and 6 minutes north of the PNE Amphitheatre. Shopping is available at Metrotown Centre (roughly a 10-minute drive south of the hotel), and Vancouver International Airport is about a 30-minute drive. (All distances and travel time estimates: Google Maps)

Verified with a front desk agent on November 14, 2012: Free Wi-Fi, free parking, free local shuttle and pets are permitted for $20 per night per pet.

The staff were a source of several compliments by guests, who characterized them as extremely accommodating, friendly, and respectful. Lodgers also recounted the staff being helpful with advice and suggestions about the area.

Many reviewers found this hotel to be a good value. They described the price as "competitive and reasonable" when compared to downtown Vancouver hotels, and the free parking and free shuttle to the SkyTrain were cited as adding to the hotel's overall worth.

A few of the rooms' appliances were reported to be in poor condition. Reviewers reported a broken TV, an AC unit which would turn itself on in the night, and mini-fridges which didn't work. It should be noted however, that most guests were very satisfied with their room's condition.

The surrounding neighbourhood of the hotel was a source of disappointment for a couple of guests; they described it as "sketchy" and in an industrial area. It was also mentioned this hotel would be better suited to those with vehicles.