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"The staff was exceptional. We had a server named Mathew who knew exactly how work the room and provide amazing service. He made the stay very personal and relaxing. Great employee Pinnacle!"

"Friendly staff, willing to accommodate needs"

"No breakfast"

"Terrible location basically a drug den. Floors were sticky and old. "

"First the good: the hotel location was perfect, in-town, and close to Canada Place with many amenities nearby. The staff was nice and helpful. And the hotel was clean enough. I would stay there again. The bad: The room was too dark for my taste. An overhead light would have been useful. The light orb on the desk blinds your eyes without lighting the desktop very well. The safe didn't work. When I inquired about it, I was told that someone would come by my room in 10-minutes to look at it. No one came. I had to nag again to get it addressed. The hotel shower head was old and needed updating. The water pressure was lackluster. The T.V. guide didn't match what was on T.V. The provided water in green plastic bottles tasted funny. The heating/cooling didn't work at all. The room was 24C and no amount of changing the thermostat made it cooler. Note that the front desk people could also change your thermostat remotely. So, the room temperature was not ideal for sleeping. It would have been great if the window opened if only a crack."

"Good"

"Positive : Bed was comfortable. One staff member was fine. Negative: Another staff member was rude and unhelpful when we asked for face cloths that were missing from our room. Floor was not clean; white socks did not stay white. Rooms were not soundproof at all. We could hear the next door neighbour's every word. No elevator. So be prepared if you're on the second floor."

"Nice comfortable beds. Small bathroom. Good for a night or two."

"This hotel is decent. Our only complaint is that it is way too expensive. The amenities do not justify the price that we paid. There are no tissue boxes in the room, no coffee machine in the room, no lotion. It would be fine if you were paying $100 or $150 per night at most. We paid far more than that, unfortunately. I guess that’s just Vancouver."