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 | Ramada Inn and Suites Downtown Vancouver: Art Deco?
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 Ramada Inn & Suites Vancouver by arasnosliw This hotel in downtown Vancouver, built in 1906, has been described as "Art Deco". Well if "Art Deco" translates to "tiny rooms" then the Ramada certainly fits that description. The hotel's suites are supposedly larger, but they are still not the most adequately spaced rooms around. The Ramada Inn and Suites Downtown is in a prime location, but not the safest of locations. Granville Street is full of sex and drug paraphenalia shops in this area. Be careful late at night. Rooms come standard with: coffee and tea, iron, tv with cable and pay-per-view, data port telephones with voicemail, heat/air conditioning, daily newspaper delivery, and hairdryers. The Ramada is connected to Morrissey's Irish House, a very popular place to eat and drink. Aside from the "tiny rooms" aspect, the Ramada is a decent place to stay. It is probably not worth the money though.
complimentary full access to Fitness World, a two minute walk away. ALLOWS PETS. Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averagePhone: 604-685-1111Directions: corner of Granville and Davie if entering downtown from the Granville Bridge, turn left on Davie and the hotel is immediately on the left-hand corner (southwest corner)Website: http://www.ramadavancouver.com/
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 | Ramada Inn and Suites Downtown Vancouver: A good place for a self-catering stay
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When I went to Vancouver in March 2006, I stayed in this hotel in the self-catering suite with a friend, we stayed for 10 days. What can I say the staff are quiet helpful, mostly because they are Canadian and it's in their nature, well so I think, compared to other nationalities I've experienced! The hotel is positioned just before the bridge that takes you out of downtown Vancouver to the suburbs and heading towards the airport. It was about a 30-40min ride using the airport shuttle, which I think is definitely the best way to travel, I think it cost us about 16 CAD each for a return journey and we got to see a little tour of the city before we finally reached our hotel. The hotel, although not jazzy and hyped up compared to some of the others, is conviently situated infront of a bus stop so that you can either walk or ride the bus to the end of the street and be in the hub of everything. One major concern was that our suite was situated above the dancefloor of the hotel's accompanying bar/ nightclub and we were told that we would have to endure the sounds and vibrations pumping through the floor till 3am, gladly for us it was only for 2 nights of our stay, but the hotel did say that they could move us to another, non self_catering room, we decided to stay needless to say, we had got rather used to our large tv, microwave and kitchen area. The apartment suite really was very cheap compared to hotels that I have stayed in Europe, well I guess it was low season as well, being March, not even the Orcas (whales) were out to play!
It has a bar right underneath and a nightclub to the right- beware of night time noise, if you aren't a party animal, you can always ask to avoid the suite above the dancefloor! Theme: HotelPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: At the edge of downtown Vancouver, just before the bridge that leads to the suburbs! Its at the edge of the all the clubs that run along the street and also well served for
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