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This Heritage style hotel best suits the budget-minded traveller that seeks quality "no-frills" accommodations and budget rates! Located on the edge of the downtown core, guests are only 1 block from Chinatown, 5 blocks from historic Gastown and enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment, Stanley Park, Granville Island, Grouse Mountain, and other major city attractions. Visit Pat's Pub and BrewHouse located in the hotel for great homemade pub food and our feature beer- "Pat's Classic Lager" - All Natural, Preservative Free, and Micro-Brewed On-Site!
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403 Hastings St E, Vancouver, British Columbia V6A 1P6 Canada
A visit to Gastown is like turning back the clock and stepping into a bygone era. With the distinction of being Vancouver's oldest neighborhood, the many plaques that stud the cobbled streets of Gastown tell the story of its colorful past, giving Vancouver's history a more lively presence here than anywhere else. Having been originally founded around a popular worker's saloon, it's no wonder that today some of Vancouver's best micro-breweries, creative cocktail joints, and corner bars can be found in this area. Classical charm suffuses its many vintage boutiques and the brick-built structures that an army of creative professionals call home.
I landed in Vancouver on 22th at 11:30pm and I wanted to stay in this place for one night, there site said pay when you check in or get your money back but it didn't say anything about charging you if you don't show up....More
Worst room and staff.very small rooms and the staff is not cooperating. Very rude.the pictures they show in the site are not nearly enough to the actual. Lot of druggies arround the hotel. I will not recommend any one.
Was renting a room for someone else, through hotels.com, upon pickup of the key, the blond attendant at the desk informed me that my brother could not stay if it wasn't his name on the booking, he was in real need of room that night...More
We knew what we were getting into by booking this hotel as it is super cheap and we read the reviews before hand. The room actually wasn’t that bad in my opinion. However on the first night our car got broken into in the hotel...More
Ok - it’s not the Hilton Hotel here. And all the reviews below have a lot of truths about this hotel. And Yes, outside of the hotel and a two kilometers leading up to this place looks like a ‘where the F#%K have I landed’...More
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The sky train is mega cheap, less than $10 for 2 people, to/ from the airport. Hotel Patricia ordered us a cab for early next morning.
Quite a walk from docks area, especially towing a suitcase, I know because I have done... More
The sky train is mega cheap, less than $10 for 2 people, to/ from the airport. Hotel Patricia ordered us a cab for early next morning.
Quite a walk from docks area, especially towing a suitcase, I know because I have done it.
Yes, although they do require a valid credit card to have on file. This place is best avoided unless You are familiar with Vancouver. It is the corner/hub (Jackson and Hastings) for Vancouver's mostly addicted prostitutes... More
Yes, although they do require a valid credit card to have on file. This place is best avoided unless You are familiar with Vancouver. It is the corner/hub (Jackson and Hastings) for Vancouver's mostly addicted prostitutes. My Hubby's suggestion if You do decide to stay at the "Pat is to call Mon-Fri. PST and negotiate a deal with Lindsay (i.e.: a cash deposit refundable upon check out) Although there are many great attractions very close by it is also literally a stones throw away from every drug and vice known to humankind. If You are truly interested in seeing all of Vancouver ask Lindsay about a weekly rate after your first nights stay. The transit system here is the cheapest in North America. Under 10.00 CDN will get You to any of the nearby mountains (the pass itself is valid from the the first bus in the AM till the last Skytrain, Seabus or Bus till well after midnight in the AM the next day (20+hours and no surcharges or extras added on) The bus routes are all turn around routes, so if You see something that catches your eye, jump off and check it out. To get back cross the road from the bus You jumped off, or jump back on and/or take the entire route round trip. Bus Information is 604-953-3333 and there hours are from 6:00AM till midnight (have a pen handy because if You can follow accurate instructions the bus system is simply awesome. We wish You an enjoyable stay in Vancouver. D and t.
