Granville Island Hotel

Vancouver


This gracious boutique property hugs Granville Island's quiet southeastern tip, enjoying tranquil views across False Creek to Yaletown's mirrored towers. You'll be a stroll from the Public Market, with shopping and theater options on your doorstep. Rooms have a West Coast feel with some exposed-wood flourishes. There's also a rooftop Jacuzzi, while the on-site brewpub-restaurant has one of the city's best patios.

You're close to the seawall bike trail here (the hotel can rent you a bike) if you fancy pedaling to UBC or, in the opposite direction, Stanley Park. Car parking is outside the hotel and costs $15 per day.


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