2-Star Hotels in Vancouver

Hotel location is super perfect which nearby the centre point of Vancouver, many restaurants surround hotel especially Korean food, and we stay in penthouse floor which can look at the north side of Vancouver and hills. By the way no special facilities and service here and some of furnitures in room are getting old and not plenty clean although they charge me cleaning fee before check-in

If you need a walkable downtown location and a reasonable rate (for Vancouver) the Days Inn is good. It's an older building but shows signs of recent upkeep. Double room is small and plain but clean, bed was comfy. The A/C was quiet and efficient. Staff was courteous. There is a Continental Breakfast but I walked around the corner to Tim Horton's. Restaurant on site and multiple dining options within a block in any direction. Parking is offsite, (Bentall Centre 24 hr lot, half block away, good security).

I have experienced shock and fear all at once: In the WALDORF!!! I have never walked through extreme poverty and drug users during 20min before, I did to go there. Once at the hotel, the room wasn't cleaned, no curtains, direct view on the street lights, horrible smell. The carpet went wet out of nowhere, I called the reception about it. No one came. It stayed soaked till the end, could not walk on half of the room. Unfortunately I forgot to get my security deposit back.(cash) when I left - I got home, the manager called me saying she will keep my $200 cause I smoked in the room! False accusation! Cheap night in the Vancouver's worst area became A extremely expensive nightmare - Don't go there!!!

The hotel is very well located, the advantage it has is that in the room you have a kitchen and that helps you save on your trip, the facilities are old but very well maintained, the cleanliness is impeccable both in the room and the common areas, The staff is attentive and friendly at all times

You can reserve Cambie Hostel Gastown online (recommended, about $29/night, w/small deposit about 15%) I am a Travel Advisor, traveling and booking travel is my job. I book 4 and 5 Star hotels, cruises, land tours and more, but found when I go on a cruise to Alaska and starting my cruise in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada l like hanging out downtown Vancouver. Vancouver is beautiful, lots to do, and Cambie Hostel Gastown is close to the cruise port (walking distance, with 1 rolling luggage, about 5 blocks), safe, with great bars and restaurants. If you take Greyhound, the bus station is a block from the rail (2 bucks for seniors, I am 65), go north towards Cambie Hostel Gastown, at stop walk about 5-6 blocks (or take taxi). Once you are there, make sure your credit card was cleared with bank (call ahead and let them know you are traveling abroad, if required), pay, get keys, drop bags in room, then go out and enjoy all that Vancouver has to offer. Cambie Hostel is attached to a bar, party on, with young travelers from all around the world, so enjoy interacting with them during your stay. I am going back in 3 wks for another Alaska cruise. Book a cruise and come to Cambie Hostel Gastown in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, great and fun hostel. Bennett Kienholz JOY LANE TRAVEL joylanetravel.com

Eclectic old-fashioned motor hotel in a central location. Clean rooms, nostalgic architecture and decor, comfortable beds, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Well priced and accessible. This motel has a colourful history of movie and TV shows filmed there: check Google and the collection of photos in the lobby! It even has its own jigsaw puzzle (a hard one)! There was a lovely playful dog across the fence outside the kitchen door. We spent a night here on the way to a special occasion and will definitely be back.

Stayed here for a week in December while working downtown. It was a mistake. Place is very run down and poorly maintained. Rooms were not clean at all, I complained to the front desk and to their credit they sent up housekeeping that day, but when I first checked in (I booked a Kitchen suite so I could cooks some meals) One of the top cupboards ion the Kitchen had pigeon feathers in it. Lets just say I did not cooking for the 5 days I was there!

Home style hotel, very clean and comfy. The Oakridge neighborhood is quiet and beautiful, seeing a lot of cherry blossoms while walking in the neighborhood. Also very close to Vancouver international airport.

With a stay at Times Square Suites Hotel in Vancouver (Central Vancouver), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Vancouver Waterfront and Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal. This hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Canada Place and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Rogers Arena.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a hair salon.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 42 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and LED televisions. Kitchens are outfitted with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, ovens, and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.

6/8/2022 One star is indeed too much for the below. Pls take into consideration what I am writing here. It took me ages to book online my future stay in Vancouver with that mediocre hostel through first Hostelworld and later directly online with the hostel itself. A real nightmare! Now, I am spending additional time to make sure I post negative reviews online but I am glad to do it. I can assure you that Cambie downtown Seymour hostel is not a reliable, trustworthy hostel you can rely on. Early April, knowing that Canada is busy in spring, autumn and summer, I started doing my homework and booked my stay with Hostelworld. Since then, I did not finish being on the phone and computer correcting booking issues with the hostel staff. First, Hostelworld booking # did not match the hostel one. OK it was corrected. Second, the bookings which followed were cancelled by the hostel without my authorization and they blamed me and Hostelworld. Third, the hostel manager called Victor begged me to cancel the Hostelworld ones and keep his bookings performed directly online with the hostel instead. I did it. And now after all those acrobatics back and forth, Victor has the nerve to cancel them. What a disgrace! I was stunned. FYI, his staff working is rude, impatient and lack of courtesy customer service when I took myself the time to call from USA and confirm my bookings. I was paying the phone calls. It was a real nightmare. Now, I just booked somewhere else. Yes, online Seymour is the cheapest but cheap is expensive. I wasted 2 months and now, today, in June I got a cancellation email from Victor. Unfair not ethical professional business attitude from that hostel! I wish to make sure you all know about it and book somewhere else where it is guaranteed you will have a place where to stay. Anyway, if you decide to book with that hostel, make sure you confirm your booking because what you paid and book might be not what you get. Coming from Canada, it is very strange but unfortunately the staff is not originally from that country. That is why they behave that way. I am a world traveler and never had such nasty, mediocre, and poor level experience. I booked my stay with Edmonton, Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Gasper and Tofino within a couple of seconds without going through that ordeal/nightmare. I did not deserve such treatment. The hostel messed with all my bookings. I can write a book. I won't recommend that hostel to my best friends.