Find hotels near Lougheed Town Centre, Vancouver from ￥16,552

"Old property"

"Foods amazing both at the Wild Fig and Townhall. Rooms are extremely clean and comfortable. The 4 star on amenities is due to the hot tub being out of order and the one reason for my weekend getaways. The pool however is heated and very nice. "

"Room was clean and cozy. They thought of everything. Very accomodating and helpful. Went above and beyond. Best experience. Definitely will book again."

"Clean, quiet rooms"

"My room had patches on the walls and was very expensive for a very unkept room. The staff were awesome, as were the halls, the breakfast, and the parking. The room itself...awful."

"Comfortable room, nearby transit and restaurants, easy to find location."

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"Plenty of free parking. Comfortable beds in the rooms. Responsive heating/ air conditioning. Building is older and would benefit from a little tlc, but didn't impact my stay. "

"We were disappointed with the property. It looked like a converted office building. Our suite had a twin bed in the living room area and the queen bed was in the kitchen area. There was no stove or cooktop or toaster. There was a convection microwave and air fryer, which they expect guests to use as a toaster. Apparently there was a way to make it work, but I didn’t have the time or inclination to read manuals to figure it out. There were very minimal utensils and dishes and no plug for the sink, with an old sponge left for washing up. The tabletop had a film of grease across it, but I only noticed it the following day so there was a definite ick factor. The space was heated with an old style heater/air conditioner unit that hadn’t been turned on prior to our arrival. In early March, it was cold enough to hang meat in there. It warmed up quickly, but it required the noisy fan to be running most of the night. There’s no heat in the bathroom so if you’re not shy or on your own, leave the bathroom door open to shower or you’ll feeeze. The staff are lovely, but they are working with an old property that doesn’t appear to have been originally built as a hotel, and it shows. I did ask about ventilation in the hallway as the smell of weed was very strong. New weather stripping around the doors could help. I hope whoever was indulging enjoyed themselves, but maybe do it outside next time."