Day room Vancouver

[tucho]

Family of four looking for a day room. Any hotels by Canada Place(Vancouver) offer such a thing?

Have late flight leaving. Would be nice to unload, have a place to relax after walking the city sites in the area. Thanks for any info.

Enjoy Life!!🙂

[kayehall]

We chose the Hyatt on Burrand Street.  They say it is 8 minutes walking from the port.  The room is from 10am to 6pm.  Then we will taxi to the airport for a redeye to the US.  Not many offer the day room.  Go to dayuse.com for some other choices.  Or google day rooms.  (Be aware that the price you are seeing may seem high because they are quoting CAD not USD)  

[martincath]

There are a couple of other websites specializing in day rooms to check, but every one I've looked at only turns up the Hyatt downtown consistently (and the Fairmont YVR, which is even more kaching and not at all convenient for sightseeing!)

 

If you've got young kids or fogeys who need naptime your options are likely to be Hyatt or nothing; but if everyone is old enough, but not too old, to manage a day on their feet before the redeye you could just store your bags ($10ea at the Pan Pacific hotel right above the pier, even less at some other locations found using luggagehero, bounce and similar) and put the cost of a dayroom toward a HOHO tour, ticketed attractions etc. I find that a movie ticket provides a great place to nap (pick a boring film!) in air-conditioned comfort, with a guarantee of being woken up when the movie ends so you won't sleep too long and miss heading out to YVR 😉 

 

One outside the box possibility is to rent office space by the hour - while I think all our hotels are now back to capacity enough post-Covid that they are no longer renting their rooms as offices so the odds of getting a room with a real bed are near zero, you might find some with a couch suitable for a couple of wee ones?

[tucho]

Thanks for the info. 

Have both kids and oldies.

We'll figure it out, not till July

Enjoy Life!!