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 | Pan Pacific Hotel Vancouver: Great Hotel at the Canada Place
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 Pan Pacific Hotel at the
Canada Place by Ann75
All rooms have a satellite/cable colour television with remote control with in-room movies and CNN. The rooms have an iron and ironing board, high-speed Internet connection, hair dryers, bathrobes, in-room safes, in-room coffee maker and a refrigerated private bar.
Other features include a telephone with in-room voice mail, and individual controlled air conditioning. The marble bathroom and either a king bed or two 6' double beds are available. Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Right at the waterfront in the Canada Place.
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| Pan Pacific Hotel Vancouver: Beautiful View (if you're high enough)
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This is a perfect hotel to stay at if you are planning to go on an Alaskan cruise. We're not doing that this time, but because it offered such a beautiful view of the water and mountains we figured we'd try it again.
The room we are in has two double beds, and a decent-sized bathroom. The kids like the flat-screen tv, the husband likes the high-speed internet access. Linens are changed according to your wants by leaving the towels in the (full-sized) tub and the sign on the bed. Toiletries are Aveda. Fortunately (or not) there is a scale in the bathroom.
Only drawback to this trip is that we are right above the pool, and if you leave the little windows open for ventilation (which we like to do) you can hear whatever's going on in the hot tub. We considered upgrading to a larger room, but it would have cost an extra $2000. I told my husband I'd rather go shopping.
The Pan Pacific receives a recommendation from me because the rooms are nice, there are some great restaurants, and its proximity to the sky train (basically, it sits right over the Waterfront terminal) makes it easy to get around.
Since the hotel is located in Canada Place, it's great for pre-cruise stays, conventions, and people who like the water.
Please note: The price was per person, and there are four of us in the room...
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| Pan Pacific Hotel Vancouver: Best Views in Town.
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 Pan Pacific Vancouver by kandl1
We got a corner room, overlooking the harbor and downtown, and the views were incredible. You can feel almost overwhelmed with the size of the lobby here, but we found the service quite personal and friendly.
The room was quite large, the location is great for almost anything you want to do in the Vancouver area; the train station, ferry landing, and float planes are all within walking distance…actually, just about one block away! Also, you are right on the edge of Gastown, with its world famous steam clock (that was built in the 70’s).
The restaurants have some of the best views in the city, and while we didn’t enjoy any meals at them, we sat in the lounge and watched the planes take off and land in the water.
I would definitely recommend this hotel for conventions and especially if you’re taking a cruise.
Oh, another thing...the bathrooms had floor to ceiling windows, in the shower/bath, so you could bathe and watch the views. Nobody can see you though...we checked...and there is a curtain if you're still not sure. Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: +1 604 662 8111Directions: At Canada Place, the Cruise ship terminal...it looks like a giant sailing ship. You can't miss it.Website: http://vancouver.panpacific.com/
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