Greenbrier Hotel

Bon rapport qualité/prix. Branché.

Des prises électriques sont rares et difficile à trouver. Décoration défraîchie et le mobilier.

Inexpensive with a good location.

No power outlets or mirror in main part of the room. Very dated. Empire Landmark across the street is a much better value. And it has great views. I chose this place because I had stayed at Empire Landmark before and wanted to check out something different. This place was reviewed similarly and was right across the street so I thought I'd give it a shot. Next time I will stay at Empire.

They require a ridiculous amount of information at check in. Photo ID of everyone in every room. Addresses, emails, and phone numbers for every guest. They took a $400 deposit in addition to having my credit card (I have no idea why they need that). Out keys didn't work at first and then wouldn't work again the next day. There were no electrical outlets in the room. The rooms were old and derelict. I would expect these rooms to cost somewhere between $30 and $75 per night but they were $250

Rude staff, no elevator, very dated interior

Location was reasonably central to the parts of Vancouver we wanted to see. This hotel was only worth it due to proximity to other things in the area, such as Stanley Park.

The staff was consistently very rude. It seemed that this was due to the fact they were foreign (eastern European) and were not aware of how stern they came off (language and cultural barriers), but still, very jarring experiences were had. The hotel itself is very old and dated (1970s feeling), and has not kept with the times. No elevator, and dreary interior.