★★★·Vancouver·7.7
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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The Kingston Hotel, built in 1910, is a historic downtown Vancouver hotel offering free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Located within 5 minutes' walk of the Robson Street Shopping District and City Center Skytrain Station, this hotel features private bathrooms in some rooms and shared bathrooms down the hall. On-site amenities include a sauna and the Fable Diner and Bar serving American cuisine.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
Everything was super convenient, but there was no coffee before 7 am, which is a problem for early‑rising guests. Also, a notice in the laundry room about keeping clothes in the washer and dryer until finished would help; I waited 45 minutes and still couldn’t wash my clothes.
Mark·Hace 2 semanas
The location was excellent, rooms and shared spaces were clean and comfortable, and everything was easy to overlook. It would have been nice to be informed about the women‑only shared space during check‑in.
Kaho·Hace 2 semanas
The location was good, the café was available in the morning, and the laundry was free. However, there was no fridge in the room, only one chair for a two‑person room, missing hooks in the bathroom, and towels weren’t replaced during the five nights.
Catherine·Hace 2 semanas
The location in the city centre was excellent and it met all my expectations, with nothing to complain about.
Clara·Hace 3 semanas
The room was clean and accommodating, befitting a single traveler needing a place to rest and leave his stuff while out exploring Vancouver a day and a half before his cruise. It was a small room (remniscient of a boarding school dormitory) with space to move around was just the thing I needed, and I got a very good price for what the room offered: a single bed that was slightly firm (though I had no difficulty falling asleep), a sink and mirror with plenty of soap and towels, a writing desk, an accessible window with a view (accessible enough to let in air) and a decent-sized closet. What I found personally charming was that my room came with a key……not a card to scan, but an actual key. The staff was very professional and accommodating. They were also helpful in pointing out good spots to eat and drink. I even witnessed the staff accommodating a large party of travelers who seemingly arrived early; the staff swiftly and diligently helped the travelers in storing their multitudes of luggage, with no impression of stress or discomfort. Again, a very well trained staff. Needless to say, the hotel restaurant— the Fable Diner— was superb, offering excellent brews, impressive patatas bravas (and I’ve had several in Spain), and one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had (it’s called What the Duck?). The hotel is right across an apparently popular breakfast place, based on the lines of people waiting to get in, yet I found a charming cafe about 5-10 minutes on foot down the street called Kafka, of which their brews are an excellent way to start you day. Yes, the hotel does offer coffee as well. There is also a supermarket across the street, down at the corner (3 minutes or less on foot), and on that same street round the corner, you have very good eateries offering cheese steak sandwiches (Crave Cheesesteaks), chicken tikka wraps (Rollzzy), and even a fusion of hot dogs and Japanese food (Japadog). My only note is that my room had no toilet— that there was a bathroom with toilet and shower than had to be shared by other tenants on the same floor with similar rooms. It must have been part of the building’s previous structure, but needing to go to a bathroom down the hall, hoping someone is not using it (or worse, someone already used it and kept the door closed, giving the impression that someone it using it) is bit of an inconvenience. Still it does not greatly deter my memory of the overall comfort I had at the hotel
Francesco·Hace 3 semanas
