Grand Park Hotel & Suites Downtown Vancouver, Ascend Hotel Collection

Fridge, microwave, coffee maker all pleasant features. Bed comfortable.

Incredibly impressive corner room with lots of light streaming in. The mattress was very firm the way I prefer. You can sense this older building has had many thoughtful upgrades with lots of attention to style and detail. Some mid-century modern foyer design, along with hallway carpeting that looks fresh with a tasteful diamond pattern in gold/navy. Interior room furnishings are updated and stylish, yet simple...on trend with minimalism vibe. Extremely efficient and well-appointed with space to maneuver. Superior bathroom lighting for putting on make-up. Smart laundry line in shower. Exceptional service from each staff member from front desk to maid service to TV maintenance for a simple fix. Absolutely LOVED the cafe White Spot attached to (but not affiliated with) the hotel. Excellent brussel sprouts, famous burger, perfect soups.

Kitchenette was amazing - included a fridge, microwave, stove, sink, and dishes. The location was great - close to everything. Having a gym was handy.

I like the location where everyplace is connected. When i arrived a week earlier, I stayed at Robson St. and walked to Gastown and Vancouver Convention Centre. Then, I flew to Calgary and shuttled to Banff. Before returning to Singapore, i came back to Vancouver and stayed in this hotel. Although it wasn't a good location compared to my earlier stayed at Robson St., but it was great i was able to walk to Gastown and Convention Centre and Stanley Park and English Bay, all within walking distance.

Pleasant welcome on arrival. Room was a decent size and a view from 11th floor. Enjoyed the use of the kitchen area on 12th floor, immaculate. Didn't use the steam room and the jacuzzi wasn't working. Handy to have the White Spot pub adjoining the hotel, ideal for a drink or bite to eat without having to go outside. Hotel was a 25 minute walk from the waterfront, Sea bus and cruise ships. Nearby is Granville Island and its market, we walked over the bridge and took the small boat back to Hornby Street. Lots of seats to sit and watch the world go by listening to a guy singing with a guitar.