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Jan 26, 2017
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Capilano Suspension Bridge
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Book from ~C$109
Popular downtown Vancouver hotel near English Bay with ocean views, indoor pool & comfy beds
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi
- Guests enjoyed views of Robson St, Coal Harbour, English Bay and North Shore Mountains
- Many guests liked the location for being within walking distance of English Bay, Stanley Park and many area restaurants
- Many guests enjoyed their rooms for cleanliness, comfort and being well equipped
- Many guests thought the hotel offered good value
- Many guests liked the staff and said they were courteous and very helpful
- Some guests said they enjoyed breakfast or other meals at the hotel's restaurant, along with the service
- A few guests raved about the luxury of the bed linens and comfort of the beds
Cons
- Parking is $17 per night
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Book from ~C$49
Quiet and clean North Vancouver hotel with kitchenettes and outdoor pool
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking, free breakfast
- Most guests were pleased with the hotel's proximity to the area's tourist attractions and the Trans-Canada
- The staff and management were complimented by several reviewers
- Many lodgers gave positive feedback about the hotel's free breakfast
Cons
- A few reviewers complained about noise transfer between rooms and highway traffic noise
- A couple of guests expressed disappointment that there was no elevator to the second floor
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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$155
Highly praised downtown Vancouver harbourfront hotel with rooftop pool and ocean views
Pros
- Club floor guests receive free breakfast, free evening hors d'oeuvres, free Wi-Fi, and free coffee and tea
- Many guests found the location convenient for accessing downtown attractions and the cruise ship terminal on foot
- The staff were frequently complimented for their attentive service
- Many reviewers described their rooms as clean
- Many guests praised the food at the on-site restaurants
- Many reviewers described pleasant views of the harbour from their rooms
Cons
- Wi-Fi is $4.95 or $14.95 per 24 hours
- Self-parking is $39 and valet parking is $43 per night including tax
- Several guests thought that the on-site restaurants were expensive
- A couple of reviewers were disturbed in their rooms by noise from sea planes
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Book from ~C$92
Good value hotel in North Vancouver with spacious rooms and free passes to Fitness World
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking, free local calls
- The location was praised by many, who described it as close to local attractions and highway access
- Many guests found the beds comfortable and the rooms spacious and clean
- Many guests appreciated the value offered by this hotel
Cons
- A few guests felt a complimentary breakfast should have been included and complained about the restaurant prices
- A couple of guests complained about limited parking spaces
- No elevator access to second level
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Book from ~C$123
North Vancouver-Lonsdale hotel near Sea Bus with restaurant, water views & jacuzzi suites
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi
- Many guests enjoyed their accommodations, and found them comfortable, clean and spacious
- The staff was described by several as friendly and helpful
- Guests found the location convenient in relation to the SeaBus Terminal, shops, restaurants, and attractions
Cons
- Parking is $12 per day
- Some guests had difficulty locating the hotel and its parking
- A few reviewers had complaints of noise from adjacent rooms and the shipyard
- A couple guests found the layout of the furniture to be inconvenient
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Book from ~C$258
Luxury hotel in downtown Vancouver with harbour views, fine dining, day spa & rooftop pool
Pros
- The staff were frequently complimented for their attentive and professional service
- Many guests described their rooms as clean and well-appointed
- Many reviewers praised the food at the on-site restaurants
- Many guests found the location convenient for exploring the harbourfront area on foot
- Several reviewers described their beds as comfortable
- Several guests praised the views of the harbour from their guest rooms
Cons
- A few reviewers found the touch-controls for the in-room lighting difficult to operate
- Wi-Fi for (non club members) is $14.65 for 24 hrs
- Self-parking is $44 and valet parking is $46 per night including tax
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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$69
Comfy North Vancouver hotel in a well-liked location with free breakfast and free parking
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking, free continental breakfast
- Most guests were pleased with the hotel's location, describing it as close to attractions, downtown Vancouver, and Hwy 1
- Friendly and helpful staff, according to many guests
- Many enjoyed the complimentary breakfast and felt it added overall value to their stay
- Many guests thought the hotel offered good value
- Many found the rooms to be clean, basic but comfortable
- Guest rooms were renovated in 2013
Cons
- Guests said the hotel was old, and most were referring to the exterior
- A few guests said the bathrooms needed updating
- No elevator to the second floor
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Book from ~C$142
Highly praised North Vancouver hotel with harbourfront views, restaurant and indoor pool
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, bicycle rentals, local calls, newspapers
- Many guests described their rooms as clean and well appointed
- Many reviewers described pleasant views of the harbour from their rooms
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly service
- Many guests found the location ideal for exploring the downtown area on foot and for accessing the Vancouver ferry
- Several reviewers praised the food at the on-site restaurant
Cons
- A couple of guests thought that the menu prices at the on-site restaurant were expensive
- Parking is $15 plus tax per night
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Budget hotel in North Vancouver with outdoor pool and free breakfast but mixed reviews
Location
Surrounded by local businesses and among a cluster of hotels in North Vancouver, this budget option is a 3-minute drive from the bridge and park.
Getting Around: Public Transit
A bus is available at this hotel's doorstep, delivering guests to the park in approximately 10 minutes.
Pros
- Free parking, free Wi-Fi and free breakfast
- Many guests found the location convenient for exploring the area by car
- Many reviewers thought that the room rates were reasonable
- Several guests complimented the front desk agents for their friendly service
- Several reviewers found their beds to be comfortable
Cons
- A few guests complained about noise disturbances from neighbouring rooms
- A couple of reviewers found the Wi-Fi service unreliable
- Many guests complained of a musty smell at the hotel
- Some guests said the rooms were dated and in need of renovation and repair
- Guests complained that the food at the free breakfast ran out too quickly
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Book from ~C$61
North Vancouver hotel with cheaper rates and friendly staff but mixed room reviews
Location
Situated at the Lion's Gate Bridge, this Travelodge is on a tree-lined street just a 6-minute drive from the park.
Getting Around: Public Transit
The bus stop at Capilano Road is a 4-minute walk from the hotel and guests can reach the park in approximately 20 minutes.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Most guests found the staff warm and accommodating
- Several lodgers were pleased with the price and value of the hotel
- Guests said the rooms were basic but clean and comfortable
- The location was well liked by guests for accessing the ferry to downtown, nearby restaurants, Grouse Mountain
Cons
- Some guests had complaints about noise transfer from adjacent rooms and outside
- No elevator access to second floor
- Guests complained of dated rooms and fixtures in need of repair
- Some guests found their rooms improperly cleaned
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Book from ~C$215
Charming European-style B&B in North Vancouver near trails and transit with stunning views
Location
This cozy North Vancouver B&B is on a winding mountain road just a 6-minute drive from the bridge.
Getting Around: Public Transit
Bus #232 is an approximate 10-minute walk from this B&B (at Lonsdale Avenue) and will take guests within a 5-minute walk of the park. Total travel time is approximately 25 minutes.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking and free breakfast
- Many guests described their rooms as clean and comfortable
- Many reviewers described pleasant city views from their rooms
- The hosts were frequently complimented for their welcoming service
- The food at the free breakfast was frequently praised by guests
- Several guests found their rooms to be well appointed
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Book from ~C$129
Highly praised downtown Vancouver luxury hotel with ocean views, indoor and outdoor pools
Location
Located in downtown Vancouver, The Westin overlooks the Coal Harbour Marina, which is just a 10-minute drive from the bridge and park.
Getting Around: Public Transit
Bus #246 can be caught directly in front of this hotel and guests can expect a travel time of approximately 30 minutes. However, riders will be expected to pay the two-zone fare.
Getting Around: Free Shuttle
This hotel serves as a pick-up point for the free shuttle between downtown and Capilano Bridge Park.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi in lobby only and pets stay free
- Many guests found the location of this hotel convenient for accessing Stanley Park
- The staff were frequently complimented for their friendly and helpful service
- Several reviewers described their rooms as clean and their beds as comfortable
- Several guests described pleasant views of Coal Harbour and Stanley Park from their rooms
Cons
- Self-parking is $36 and valet parking is $41 per night including tax
- A few guests were disturbed by noise from neighbouring guest rooms
- A few reviewers thought that the menu prices at the on-site restaurant were expenisve
Tips For Staying Near Capilano Suspension Bridge
Location
In North Vancouver, the Capilano Suspension Bridge spans the Capilano River 450 feet across and 250 feet above the water.
The bridge itself is the main attraction of Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, although there are a number of other activities (see below).
Entertainment
Besides the actual suspension bridge itself, a number of other attractions are available at the park. The park offers a Cliffwalk experience, in which visitors walk along narrow walkways suspended from a cliff's edge that wind through vegetation, sometimes with glass floors separating guests from the canyon floor.
The Treetop experience features seven suspension bridges and viewing platforms high up in the treetops for guests to get a squirrel's eye view of the rainforest.
Guided tours are available through a number of companies, and often include more than just the bridge and park. The park itself also offers guided tours, explaining the history of the park, totem poles placed throughout, as well as an introduction to the ecology of the West Coast Rainforest. Tours operate hourly.
Other Tips
The park is open year round and rates are $31.95 for adults, $29.95 for seniors, $25.95 for students with ID, $19.95 for youth aged 13 to 16 and $12 for children. Children under age six are allowed entry for free, but it is advised that parents keep a very close eye on their children and do not hold babies above the railing unless in a specified baby-carrying apparatus.
The bridge and accompanying walks are not wheelchair accessible, and therefore, patrons in wheelchairs receive free admission into the park.
The park has its own event planning team to help facilitate your next corporate event or wedding. More information and instructions to contact someone from their team can be found on their website.
Getting Around
The Trans-Canada Highway is a 2-minute drive south of the Capilano Park, and the Lion's Gate Bridge and Stanley Park is a 7-minute drive away. Downtown Vancouver is 15 minutes away by car, and the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is a 30-minute drive away.
Public transit is available from downtown Vancouver, within a 6-minute walk of the park along a residential neighbourhood. A single-ride fare is $2.75 for adults, or $1.75 for children or students and seniors with ID. However, travelling from downtown Vancouver to North Vancouver, riders would cross zones. A two-zone fare is $4 for adults, or $2.75 for students or seniors with ID. For more route and fare information, visit the TransLink website.
Parking
Parking is available for $5 per vehicle.
Getting Around: Free Shuttle
A free shuttle service is available throughout downtown Vancouver to and from the Capilano Bridge Park. Seating is first come, first served and guests must have their pre-arranged tickets for the free ride. For a schedule and more information, visit their website.
Dining
The Bridge House Restaurant is named so because it was the home of the former owner of Capilano Bridge, Mac MacEachran. This seasonal restaurant is open for afternoon tea, lunch and early dinner, and their menu can be found online.
Barbeque favourites can be purchased at the Logger's Grill, and coffee and snacks from the Capilano Coffee Company. Guests can sit and enjoy their meals in a garden-like setting near these two food stands.
Shopping
The Trading Post at Capilano features clothing, jewellry and leather goods, as well as tourist trinkets and First Nations designs and products. Specialty food items such as fudge and maple syrup are also sold at the Trading Post.