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Description:

Located only ten minutes away from the Vancouver International Airport, this Quality Inn is close to many area attractions such as the Vancouver Trade & Convention Centre, BC Place Stadium, General Motors Place and other tourist attractions. The on-site restaurant is an elegant but informal restaurant for family and all day dining with a varied menu that includes traditional favourites and accentuates Pacific Northwest cuisines. Room service is available, or food and drink is served in Hippo's Sports Bar and Grill where guests can enjoy a game of pool, shoot some darts or watch sports games. For added convenience the hotel also has a beer and wine/liquor shop on premises. The spacious guest rooms are newly decorated to provide comfort and style, and can be on smoking and non-smoking floors. All of the standard rooms are equipped with air conditioning, in-room coffee and tea making facilities, 3 movie channels, iron/ iron board, and hair dryers.

User Reviews:

From: Michael, Las Vegas, NV

Date of Stay: July, 2007

I begin by stating that the hotel appeared rather older than I expected. Nevertheless, I was quite satisfied with the friendliness of the maids and most of the front desk staff. The room itself, although comfortable, lacked adequate ventilation. It had windows that could be opened but no screens. It was cooled by a window air conditioning unit that was much too small for the size room it was situated in. In addition to this, the windows were covered by heavy drapes in such a way that if the drapes were left in place to block outside light, the a/c unit could not cool the room. If the drapes were pulled apart to allow the a/c unit to cool the room, the room was drenched in light which interfered with sleeping. The main problem I had with the Quality Inn had to do with the last day of my stay and the fact that although my flight wasn't scheduled to depart until 8pm that night, I was expected to check out of the hotel by 11am that morning. This nine hour difference caught me quite by surprise because nowhere in my travel documents was this fact noted and I was ill-prepared to leave at such an early hour. Furthermore, when I tried to explain my situation to the front desk manager, he was incredibly rude and unyielding in stating that I would have to either pay $126 for staying past the check out time or leave the room. Having already toured the city and spent hundreds of dollars during my visit, I had nowhere else to go. I therefore forked over the additional $126 dollars for staying an additional 4 hours (I checked out at 3pm). I feel that I was ripped off by the hotel's manuever and they took advantage of a situation that was not of my making. As a result, I was very dissatified with what happened and made this point clear before I left.