This newly renovated hotel is just five minutes away from the Vancouver International Airport. The hotel offers 415 guest rooms and over... more »
This newly renovated hotel is just five minutes away from the Vancouver International Airport. The hotel offers 415 guest rooms and over 17,000 sq. ft. of function space. For your dining pleasure enjoy the comforts of home from your room (24 hour room service) or in one of our two restaurants. The Elephant & Castle Restaurant, overlooking the Fraser River, is a great place for dinner, or enjoy the River Garden for all day dining. After a long day, relax at the outdoor pool or exercise in the workout studio on the top floor.
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The Delta Vancouver Airport is a unique airport property situated on the banks of the Fraser River on nine acres of waterfront property with a 138-slip Marina, in a beautiful garden setting. There are riverside trails connecting directly to the hotel which are perfect for jogging, biking, rollerblading or walking. The hotel is conveniently located only 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver with easy access to public transportation. There's a complimentary airport shuttle offered to all guests too. The Hemisphere North Restaurant & Lounge has a courtyard garden view, and good menu selections. The Hemisphere North Lounge also offers wireless "Hotspots" if you want to enjoy a coffee and catch up on emails. *Please note the hotel is actually located in Richmond.*
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Location. Positioned three kilometers from Vancouver International Airport and fourteen kilometers from downtown Vancouver, The Delta Vancouver Airport hotel occupies a convenient location in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. Hotel Features. This smoke-free property's dining options include The Elephant and Castle, a pub-style restaurant built on a pier that extends onto the Fraser River. Hemisphere North Restaurant and lounge faces the river and offers buffet and a la carte breakfasts. The hotel offers a business center with a computer workstation and high-speed Internet access. There is also a printer, fax machine, copier and shredder. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Elevated on the 11th floor, a 24-hour fitness center affords panoramic views and provides a full array of exercise equipment. A seasonal outdoor pool is bordered by a garden patio. Additional property amenities include complimentary shuttle service between Vancouver International Airport and the hotel, and 24-hour reception services. Guestrooms. This property features 412 contemporary guestrooms, many with views of the Vancouver Mountains or Fraser River. All rooms feature high-speed Internet access for a fee. Standard rooms are decorated with richly-toned bed coverings and drapes that accent ivory walls. Furnishings include armoire-enclosed televisions and desks while bathrooms feature June Jacob Spa Collection toiletries. Premier rooms are located on the upper floors of the hotel and include feather duvet bedding. Expert Tip. Located less than 10 kilometers from the hotel, Steveston historic fishing village offers quaint shops, restaurants, parks and attractions that relate to the history of the fishing industry in British Columbia.
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While the Hotel appears nice from the
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Posted Jan 19, 2009
Okay
While the Hotel appears nice from the outside and the staff is extremly friendly, this hotel is a ripoff to the budget minded traveler. They charge $10 per day to park in their huge parking lot. They are near no restuarants, and no nearby parking,...
It was the starting point and ending point for my holiday, while location, cleanliness, and value were good it was the staff that made it, have recommended it to friends and anytime I fly from Vancouver it will be the place I stay. Thank you to the...
Room was too small and so was the
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Posted Nov 21, 2007
Mediocre
Room was too small and so was the bathroom. Only one bathrobe and we were two adults. Expensive hotel for what it offers. Regular rate is $360 for a room that's approx. 350 sq ft. Restaurant was closed and I got there at 6 p.m. The passway to the...
35 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This hotel was pre-booked for my family by my employer for Bell Canada Open golf tournament. Hotel had direct and free shuttle from Vancouver airport, so there was no hassle in getting there. There was also free shuttle to golf course at the time. Speaking of transportation there is the bus terminal right at the doorsteps, so you can get to Steveston, Victoria ferries, Vancouver and Richmond downtowns very quickly. Hotel is well kept, nice decoration in the lobby. First impression from the room is great: pretty big space, TV, telephone with useful phone numbers printed, outlook from the window on the river, bathroom is clean, no “last minute” cleaning or preparations for guests. Temperature in the room was regulated. Bed was comfortable and hotel provided crib for our 1 years old son at no extra charge.
There are two restaurants and food is well prepared. Hotel has small outdoor pool. Staff is very friendly and you feel warm welcome. They exchanged our travel checks on the reception with no commission, which was nice.
All in all, it’s nice place to stay for several nights traveling in business or for sightseeing.
35 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This place is 'ok' for one night. Not much around if you don't have a car. They have a parking lot which always seems so full, because people can park there and then go to the airport on the shuttle (it is $10/day to park). Also, they have tons of conferences there, so finding a spot to park for an actual guest of the hotel can be difficult. I circled the lot 3 times before someone finally pulled out and I could have their spot.
The basic rooms (cheapest) are ok. The walls are quite thin and you can hear your neighbour's tv, shower, etc.... The beds are fine and there is quite a bit of space in the room. Room service is good, but a bit slow. Typical room service menu and prices. There are in-room movies for a charge and internet was 9.95 a day I believe. Nice outdoor pool with tons of lounge chairs. My daughter really enjoyed that the pool is very deep and she could jump and dive all she wanted.
I wouldn't want to stay here for a vacation, but as a stopover hotel it is fine. Clean hotel - and that is what matters.
28 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This is a great hotel with access to so many of what the greater Vancouver area has to offer. We stayed here for a couple of nights and then left for Vancouver Island during the week. When we came back, the staff still recognized us and were asking about our trip to the island. The people here are very friendly, and even though we didn't stay at the hotel very long, it felt like a nice home-away-from-home place to come back to each night. The location is also a quick hop to downtown Vancouver without having to deal with the traffic every day. It's near Richmond as well, for great Asian restaurants and a convenient way to get to the Ferry system. The restaurant there also has great fish n' chips!
The souvenir shop was a nice place to learn about some of the local crafts as the lady who worked inside was very knowledgeable about what they were selling.
The rooms are spacious enough for a short stay and very well-kept. The only drawback would be the pay parking lot since you really have no choice as there are no free lots nearby.
I orginially wanted to stay in downtown
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Posted Aug 09, 2006
Excellent
I orginially wanted to stay in downtown Vancouver but everything seemed booked up. In the end I'm so happy we stayed at Delta Airport and took cabs or drove into the city. The service was amazing. The beds in the upgraded rooms are phenomenal. ...
Better value than in the city, though
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Posted Aug 20, 2005
Good
Better value than in the city, though staying downtown might have been worth a bit more since there's so much there. But it's just a 15-minute drive into downtown. Premier rooms are worth the upgrade. Nice property on river. Great restaurant on the...
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