We stayed at the Hotel inn Vancouver Centre for two nights in February for a Scrabble Tournament. It is a good hotel for the price. If you just want somewhere to lay your head at night and get a shower then its fine. The decor is a little out dated, but it was clean over all. The staff are nice and helpful. There is a taxi stand right outside the hotel and there is always atleast one waiting. We didnt eat at the hotel resturant, we went to an italian place about a block east of the hotel on Broadway called Favouritos based on a recommendation from the front desk (It was amazing! pretty resonable prices as well) and we ate breakfast at the Denny's about 6 blocks to the west of the hotel on Broadway.

There are computers in the lobby area where you pay 3 dollars for 15 minutes of access and you can make an account to save any unused time for use up to 60 days later. The pool was clean, and pretty nice for the hotel. The weight room was good as well. There is no Casino in the basement, there hasnt been for about 4 months. Overall it was a pleasant stay. The Hotel is in sort of a noisy area, alot of traffic goes by, the street crossing signs beep, and a few ambulances go by every once and a while. But it just sort of blends into the backround. There are a few homeless people around, but they just ask you for change, nothing else. They dont want anything to do with you really. So, yeah it was good stay, ok hotel for the price.

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights and overall we enjoyed ourselves. The check-in was fast and polite and we got a complimentry upgrade to an excecutive suite with a king sized bed and balcony. The room was very comfortable and the bed awesome. I have never slept in something so soft and comfortable. The bathroom was okay, we found the water pressure to be very average but the shower did have a mult-function shower head.

The room service was fast, efficient and the quality of the food was excellent. It was reasonably priced as well. We had breakfast via room service costing $30 for two people. The hotel has a resturant downstairs, next to the lobby but DON'T try it - we had a "hot" breakfast there on our first morning and it was cold and very unappealing. Reading some of the reviews on this website, it seems that other guests have had a similar experience. When I checked out, I mentioned to the staff about the poor resturant breakfast and they were very good about it, reimbursing me for it.

The hotel is about 30 minutes walk from downtown vancouver but i felt it was a safer place than the city. There is a London Drugstore a street away, as well as a starbucks and several enthic resturants nearby.

I would recommend this hotel for a short stay, especially for a business trip and sightseeing.

Check-in and check-out extremely fast and courteous. My room on the 16th floor is average but do have a nice outside view. Building is old but clean. I didn't realize that there is a casino inside this hotel until the next day. Since casino guests use different entrance, you don't see or be bother by them at all. I did not have a chance to check out the casino as well as hotel restaurant.

This hotel is not right on the heart of downtown Vancouver. Bus to downtown stops right in front or you can walk (approx. 15 to 20 minutes). There is a Starbucks across the street. London Drugs store is close next to hotel. You can find myriad of restaurants surrounding this hotel (burger joint, pizza, sushi, indian foods etc...).

The area looks safe and clean, i would recommend this hotel to any tourist.

We stayed in this hotel Aug 4-8 and was definitely not up to the standards normally found with Holiday Inns in the US. One of the only 2 elevators for the hotel broke the day after we got there and still was not fixed when we left. The sink in the bathroom was clogged and leaked underneath. The bathtub clogged every time you took a shower and the smoke detector also went off when you took a shower. They fixed the sink and we were told that "this happens" with the problem with the smoke detector. Front desk was not very friendly. Complimentary shuttle service to the airport was booked as full every day, at which time we were told that most likely the driver was on vacation. The Stages restaurant adjacent to the hotel was marginal. The hot breakfast was inedible. Paid $174 per night through Liberty Travel. Had we not prepaid the hotel, would have checked out after the first night.