Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre offers comfortable, pet-friendly accommodations in Vancouver’s Theatre District. The smoke-free hotel is across the street from BC Place and Rogers Arena. Guestrooms feature sitting area, and work desk. In-room amenities include TV with pay-per-view movies, coffee-maker, clock radio, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. Guests can take a dip in the hotel’s indoor swimming pool, relax in the whirlpool, or work-out in the fitness center. The hotel also features a business center, meeting facilities, and 24-hour front desk. On-site parking is available for a surcharge. The hotel features a Moxie’s Grill and Bar on-site, while guests can enjoy a drink in the M Bar Lounge. A wide range of alternative dining options can be found within a short walk of the hotel. Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre is one block from the Queen Elizabeth Theatre and Vancouver Playhouse. Robson Street’s many shops and restaurants are a short walk away, while Canada Place is less than a mile away.
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The central location of Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre proves popular with guests staying at the hotel. Within a short walk, guests will find sports stadiums (BC Place, Rogers Arena), theatres (Queen Elizabeth Theatre, The Orpheum), shops, restaurants, and more. The hotel is also conveniently located for travelers looking to use the SkyTrain.
A number of guests comment on the comfort levels of the hotel's beds, which are said to comfortable and cozy. These guests report enjoying a restful night's sleep.
Reports suggest that the hotel staff generally gets customer service right. Guests praise the front desk and housekeeping for providing a friendly and polite service.
Some guests staying at Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre find the property to be in need of a little renovation work. Common concerns raised include dirty carpets, water damaged ceilings, outdated bathrooms, and loose fittings.
According to reports, waiting for an elevator at the hotel can be a drawn out affair. Guests report long waits for the elevator to arrive, a detail that is generally put down to the hotel not having enough elevators to accommodate its occupancy levels.
A number of guests find parking to be problematic at Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre. Reports suggest that parking spots can be tight, especially for larger vehicles, while car crime is reported to be a problem in the area. Meanwhile, a number of guests respond negatively to the cost of parking, which is reported to be on the expensive side.
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