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Dec 2, 2016
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If you're planning on staying near to the BC Stadium to take in a game or music festival (or one of their many other events), there's plenty of good hotels nearby to choose from.
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Book from ~C$110
Highly praised downtown Vancouver hotel with outdoor pool and suites with kitchen & balcony
L'Hermitage Hotel is our first choice, as it is with many former guests who have reviewed their stay online, and said that this is the place they will return to when visiting Vancouver. Guests say it's amazing value for the price. It's only a 6-minute walk to the Vancouver stadium from here and there's plenty of good restaurants within an easy walk. Gastown (14 minutes), Yaletown (10 minutes) and even Granville Island (30 minutes) can be reached on foot from here. The closest SkyTrain stop is a 4-minute walk away. Guests liked the luxurious, well-equipped and spacious rooms, the downtown location and the very friendly and courteous staff who provide top-notch service at this hotel. There is a well-liked buffet breakfast available for purchase, the popular Cafe Medina and an outdoor salt-water pool on site. Free amenities include bicycles and Wi-Fi.
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, local shuttle, bicycle rentals, local calls, newspapers
- Rooms were very clean, stylish and comfortable
- Location was an easy walk to restaurants, shops, attractions and Skytrain
- Staff were exceptional and made the stay
- Breakfast and Café Medina were well liked
- Wi-Fi was rated as excellent by guests
- Good value according to many guests
Cons
- Valet parking is $28, plus tax per night
- Some found the pool a little small
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Book from ~C$101
Highly praised downtown Vancouver hotel near BC Place with restaurant & free hot breakfast
The Hampton Inn & Suites is another one of Vancouver's downtown gems with a stellar recommendation rate. BC Place is a 2-minue walk from this hotel, according to Google maps, and guests have said online that you can see the stadium from the 16th floor, where you can also enjoy the hot tub, fitness centre and games room. The hotel provides free: shuttle service to downtown locations (including Stanley Park), a well-liked hot buffet breakfast, very good Wi-Fi, bicycles and bottled water. Guests enjoyed the quiet, well-appointed rooms, comfortable beds, the friendly and accommodating staff and the hotel's convenient location to Gastown, Yaletown and Robson Street restaurants.
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, hot breakfast, downtown shuttle, bicycle rentals, beverage bar, bottled water, newspapers
- Rooms were clean, quiet and comfortable
- Location convenient for accessing downtown attractions, restaurants and shops on foot
- Staff provided very friendly and helpful service
- Guests loved the free breakfast for freshness and selection
- Wi-Fi was rated very good by guests
- Bogarts Restaurant attached was well liked by many guests
Cons
- Underground parking costs $24 per day
- Some found parkade a little tight for larger vehicles
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Book from ~C$101
Good value downtown Vancouver hotel with indoor pool and suites with kitchenette
The Rosedale is a good budget option. It's only a 3-minute walk to the stadium and is well-reviewed by former guests of the hotel. The hotel provides clean, comfortable and spacious rooms with kitchens, accommodating staff, on-site dining with good food and a convenient downtown location, close to transit and within a respectable walk of Gastown (14 minutes), Yaletown (6 minutes) and Granville Island (30 minutes).
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, cookies, newspapers
- Rooms were very clean and spacious with comfy beds
- Location was an easy walk to restaurants, shops, groceries, attractions and public transit
- Staff were friendly and helpful
- Restaurant on site offered good meals at a reasonable cost
- Good value according to guests
Cons
- Underground self-parking is $16 and valet parking is $25, plus tax per night
- Wi-Fi did not work well in some guest rooms
- In-room furnishings were a little dated
- Some found the continental breakfast a little basic
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Book from ~C$104
Highly praised and elegant downtown Vancouver hotel with restaurant and free area shuttle
The Georgian Court is a well kept secret gem in downtown Vancouver and a great hotel to stay at if taking in a game at BC Place as it's right across the street. Guests love just about everything at this hotel--its spacious and well appointed rooms, fantastic staff and authentically delicious southern Italian dining on site. Bravo!
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, wired Internet, downtown shuttle, bicycle rentals, local calls, bottled water, newspapers
- Rooms were well appointed and very clean, with comfy beds
- Location was well liked for accessing downtown restaurants, shops and attractions
- Staff were very well liked, efficient and friendly
- Frankie’s restaurant got rave reviews
- Wi-Fi was rated as excellent by guests
Cons
- Underground parking is $23, plus tax per 24 hours
- Noise from nearby loading docks were a problem for some guests
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Book from ~C$72
Good value downtown Vancouver hotel with air-conditioned, updated rooms & rooftop terrace
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, newspapers
- Rooms were clean, updated and comfortable according to guests
- Staff were knowledgeable and helpful said guests
- Location was an easy walk to restaurants and shops and short drive to attractions
- White Spot restaurant was well liked for quality and price
- Wi-Fi was rated very good by guests overall
- Good value at this hotel, according to guests
Cons
- Underground parking is $20 per night
- Noise from other rooms could be heard through doors
- Some guests found their rooms a little small
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Book from ~C$84
Popular downtown Vancouver hotel with indoor pool, restaurant, & kitchen suites with views
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi
- Rooms were clean, spacious and well appointed with kitchen appliances
- Location was an easy walk to restaurants, shops, groceries, attractions, hop-on hop-off bus tour and public transit
- Staff were very friendly, attentive and knowledgeable
- Café and restaurant offered excellent food
- Pool, fitness room and day spa were well liked by guests
- Good value and reasonable rates at this hotel said guests
- Wi-Fi was rated very good
Cons
- Parking costs $17 per day
- Some found their rooms a little dated
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Book from ~C$104
Highly praised boutique hotel in downtown Vancouver with restaurant, bar & free breakfast
Pros
- Free made-to-order full hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free local and worldwide long distance calls
- Many guests described their rooms as clean and well-appointed
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly and professional service
- Many reviewers found the location convenient for exploring downtown Vancouver on foot
- Several guests thought that this hotel offered good value for the money they spent
- Many guests praised the food at the free breakfast
Cons
- A few guests were disturbed in their rooms by traffic noise
- A couple of reviewers described their rooms as small
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Book from ~C$96
Highly praised downtown Vancouver hotel with indoor pool, kitchenettes & free hot breakfast
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, hot breakfast buffet, newspapers
- Rooms were very clean and spacious with comfy beds and kitchenettes
- Location was an easy walk to Granville Island, Yaletown restaurants and boutiques and Hop on shuttle
- Staff were well liked, knowledgeable and eager to help guests
- Free hot breakfast buffet was well stocked with a good variety
- Guests often enjoyed having balconies and nice views
Cons
- Underground parking is $19 per day plus tax
- Noise a problem for some due to construction, traffic, in-room fridges and plumbing sounds
- The breakfast area was sometimes crowded
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Book from ~C$65
Popular downtown Vancouver boutique hotel with modern amenities, café and free Wi-Fi
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, North American calls, loaner bikes, fitness centre passes, loaner umbrellas
- Rooms were very clean with retro décor and comfy beds
- Location was an easy walk to dining, shopping, the hospital, public transit and downtown attractions
- The staff were well liked, friendly and helpful
- Guests enjoyed the garden courtyard for beauty and relaxation
- The café was well liked for its convenience and quality breakfast and pastries
- Good value at this hotel, according to guests
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent by guests
Cons
- Underground parking costs $28 plus tax per night
- Some guests complained of noise disturbance from inside or outside the hotel
- Some found the parking a little tight
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Book from ~C$75
Cozy boutique hotel in Vancouver's downtown with modern amenities and free breakfast
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free breakfast
- Numerous guests praised the hotel's proximity to downtown and public transit
- The hotel's staff were complimented on their helpful and knowledgeable service
- Several lodgers enjoyed their clean and comfortable rooms
Cons
- The hotel's lack of elevator was a challenge for a few lodgers
- A few guests complained of small rooms and no air conditioning
- Parking is 18.90 per night (includes taxes)
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Book from ~C$73 
One block from BC Place Stadium, clean rooms with shared bathrooms and kitchens
Location
This YWCA is about a 2-minute walk from BC Place.
Pros
- Many guests thought that the room rates were reasonable
- Many reviewers described their rooms as clean and comfortable
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly and helpful service
- Many guests found the location convenient for accessing downtown attractions on foot
- A few reviewers appreciated the common kitchen areas for preparing meals
Cons
- A few guests found their rooms to be small
- A few reviewers thought that the interior decor was somewhat dated
- A few guests complained about paying additional fees for Wi-Fi ($6 per 24 hours)
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Book from ~C$79
Good value downtown Vancouver hotel near Rogers Arena with indoor pool and restaurant
Location
At the corner of Cambie and West Georgia, guests will be able to see the BC Place from certain rooms. The Sandman Hotel is a 3-minute walk from the stadium.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi
- Many guests found the location convenient for accessing Vancouver attractions on foot
- Several reviewers described their rooms as clean
- Several guests complimented the food quality at the on-site restaurant
- A few reviewers thought that the hotel offered good value for the money they spent
Cons
- Many guests found the front desk agents to be disinterested and unhelpful
- Several guests described their rooms as small
- A few reviewers complained about a lack of hot water in their bathrooms
- A few reviewers thought that the decor needed updating
- Parking is $22 per night (plus tax)
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Book from ~C$128
Central location, friendly service, spacious rooms, but slow elevators
Location
On trendy Robson Street, the Westin is a 4-minute walk from the stadium.
Pros
- Many guests found the location convenient for accessing shopping destinations and sports venues on foot
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly and helpful service
- Several reviewers described their rooms as clean and spacious
- Several guests praised the food at the on-site restaurant
- A few reviewers thought that this hotel offered good value for the money they spent
Cons
- Many reviewers described the elevators as slow
- A few guests had difficulty maintaining a comfortable in-room temperature
- A few reviewers thought that the in-room furnishings were dated and in need of upgrades
Tips For Staying Near BC Place
Location
BC Place is a multi-purpose stadium located in Vancouver's downtown core on the north shores of False Creek. It boasts the world's largest cable-supported retractable roof, and hosts many events throughout the year such as the home and garden show, high-school football, the NHL Heritage Classic, music festivals and the Maple Leaf Monster Jam Tour, to name a few, besides being home field to Vancouver's football and soccer leagues. It's about a 7-minutes walk to Andy Livingstone Park, if you need some respite from the city, and 15 minutes (on foot) to Vancouver's Chinatown, if you're looking for some cheap and cheerful places to eat.
Parking
There are a number of lots available near BC Place and their interactive website easily maps it out. Many of the public lots are pay-and-display, but rates fluctuate during events and depending on the time of year.
Getting Around
Public transit is easily accessible. Guests will find the Stadium-Chinatown Skytrain an 8-minute walk away, and a bus stop at the door of BC Place.
Evenings after 6:30 pm, weekends and statutory holidays, the fare is $1.75 per adult for travel within all zones. All of the below-mentioned hotels and the BC Place are within Zone 1. An unlimited-ride day pass can be purchased for $9.75 and includes the SeaBus ferry to Northern Vancouver. More information can be found on their website.
Visitors may also want to note that all of the hotels featured below are a short walk from BC Place, with the farthest being only 6 minutes away on foot.
Highway 99, connecting to the Trans-Canada Highway (about a 16-minute drive away), runs through the city right past the arena and can be reached in under a 4-minute drive.
Visitors may also want to note that all of the hotels featured below are a short walk from BC Place, with the farthest being only 6 minutes away on foot.
Highway 99, connecting to the Trans-Canada Highway (about a 16-minute drive away), runs through the city right past the arena and can be reached in under a 4-minute drive.
Dining
Food fare at BC Place has been turned up a notch in recent years, with home-cooked chili, Indian curries and fish and chips, just to name a few of the expanded menu items found at the new concessions. Guests can expect hot dogs and nachos as well, but those looking for more can now find it.
Entertainment
Home to the BC Lions (CFL) and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS), BC Place hosted the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games and has hosted multiple Grey Cup CFL games. The stadium has also hosted many touring musical acts. A schedule of events can be found on their website.
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