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These Vancouver Hotel reviews are the subjective opinion of a Guest and not of Allure Hotels any
concerns or request can be made at time of booking either on-line or on the
phone. Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Dec 4, 2009
From the reservation booking agent, to the front desk staff, to our room, it was
beyond our expectations. Our room had a huge balcony with a view of the harbour
and mountains. We could walk to everywhere from the hotel and enjoyed great
restaurants in the area. I really liked how environmentally active the Listel
is. Everything from their heating and air conditioning to their soap dispensers
had the environment in mind. The King sized bed in our room was the only thing
that could have been a little less hard, but was certainly adequate. There was
lovely art throughout the hotel, including in our room.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Nov 30, 2009
Great location on Robson Street... friendly, welcoming staff, clean and
comfortable rooms, close to Stanley Park, 25 minute walk to Yaletown or
Gastown... it was a really lovely place to stay and I would not hesitate to stay
there again.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Nov 20, 2009
I stayed at this hotel for three nights with my partner in mid-November. This
hotel is rather unique as some room's and most of the corridors contain artworks
on loan from local museums. The room I stayed in on the sixth floor contained
local first nation artwork from the University of BC. Some of this artwork can
be purchased.
I stayed in a room with a king-size bed which was as comfortable as it was wide
and I had a view over Robson Street which was welcome. For the first night of
our stay we were on the second floor and this room faced a bleak back street and
we were woken by the noise of a garbage truck. When we bought thgis to the
managements attention they had no hesitation in moving us to a room on the sixth
floor with a view and less noise.
One difference between the rooms was that the second floor room had a large flat
screen tv mounted on the wall, whilst the sixth floor room had an old-style tv
in a cupboard.
The bathroom was small but adequate. There was a mini fridge in the room stocked
to overflowing with every type of drink imaginable. You would have to be a heavy
duty drinker to even go close to emptying this bar fridge.
There were coffee making facilities in the room, but as is usual for North
American hotels no hot water jug for tea drinkers like me. The water from the
coffee pot is never hot enough to make a good cup of tea.
The service was excellent and all the staff I encountered were extra friendly.
The Listel is located at the Stanley Park end of Robson Street, but still within
an easy walk of most Vancouver attractions.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Nov 8, 2009
We stayed here for one night enroute to interior BC, aka Okanagan Valley.
Arrived around noon, took lunch recommendation from reception, Miko Sushi, just
across the street...fresh, good value sushi! We partook of the 5-6pm cocktail,
it is more than a complimentary glass of wine...we probably had 2/3 each. Room
was very clean, no view though, hotel only has 6 floors nestled amongst other
high rises. Checkout was quick and easy. Too tired to check out live Jazz, will
come back specifically for this next time. Oh, check out the gym and hot
tub...very impressed, gym was small but adequate. Business Centre was just one
shared PC but reception, good enough...alot of galleries on site, will check
next time. I will definitely be back.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Oct 31, 2009
This was probably the best hotel I've ever stayed at. Not only was it a great
value, it was located right in the heart of the Robson Street shopping district,
it was close to the waterfront, and everything we wanted to see in Vancouver was
just a quick walk or a short bus ride away. CLEAN rooms! Amazing housekeeping
staff. The customer service here was exceptional - I have never had such great
service. The people were all so friendly and really cared about their guests.
The Listel Hotel also has a restaurant called O'Doul's whose food was SO good!!
The hotel also has an art theme, which I absolutely loved. Great people, good
food, close proximity to areas of interest - we had a fabulous time and would
definitely stay here again!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Oct 12, 2009
The two of us arrived at different times and from very different directions,
meeting at the hotel. This didn't faze the staff, who made sure everything
worked smoothly. All the staff suggestions for activities and meals were
superb--they really know the city. The location on Robson was perfect for us,
with tons of restaurants, window shopping, an easy walk to Stanley Park and
English Beach. All in all, wonderful!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Oct 2, 2009
Vancouver was the perfect mix of city life and outdoor activity for us:
fantastic restaurants, historical areas, museums, shows/concerts, shopping,
nightlife, and a phenomenal public transit system side by side with whale
watching tours, temperate rain forests, Stanley Park, dramatic canyons, gorgeous
scenery, etc. A phenomenal city - and the Listel is right in the middle of all
of it.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Sept 19, 2009
After searching for a quick trip to Vancouver and making last minute plans, we
found a reasonable rate at the Listel. We originally wanted to stay near Stanley
Park, but prices of hotels were either too high or sketchy. The Listel is
located near all the shops, my teenagers loved that, and the hotel was clean and
the valet and front desk were helpful. I would defiantly recommend this hotel to
a friend.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Sept 18, 2009
We loved the location of the hotel on Robson St. It was very convenient to use
public transportation from here. We absolutely did not need a car! Tons of
shopping, restaurants, and people watching! We walked to Stanley Park and the
beach from here as well. The staff was very polite and accommodating, even
anticipating our questions...We felt very safe and secure and liked the fact
that our hotel keys were required to use the elevator. Our room was extremely
quiet even though the restaurant had jazz music each night. We would not
recommend this hotel for families with children - the children would find it too
boring. Our only disappointment was that our room had only 1 queen bed and not 2
queens or a king as our confirmation indicated. Not a very big deal in the
overall scheme of things....
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Sep 10, 2009
I chose this hotel simply from an online referral, and I could not have been
more pleased. This small hotel has quite a European feel, and has an art
emphasis--some floors are decorated with artifacts from the Pacific Northwest
native tribes, while others focus on different artists.
The staff was very helpful and considerate. They gave good recommendations for
dining and directions for shopping. The hotel is located within walking distance
of the Vancouver Art Gallery, as well as all the good downtown shopping areas.
The restaurant, O'Doul's, had an excellent menu and great wait staff.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Sep 5, 2009
We had a great stay at The Listel Hotel in beautiful downtown Vancouver. I got a
deal on www.allure-hotels.com
and we couldn't have been happier. We had booked for the Museum floor and got
upgraded to the Gallery Floor. The room was clean and roomy. It was a bit dated
but the space was amazing and the service we received was wonderful. As well the
size of the TV was great big and easy to view from anywhere in the room. Being
on the Gallery floor we got either fresh coffee or lose leaf tea delivered to
the room when we wanted it. (we just had to fill out the form in the room). We
has a great stay. We didn't eat at the in house restaurant but the area is not
lacking in selection of restaurants with in steps of the hotel. We had a great
stay and most certainly would stay here again.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Aug 26, 2009
This hotel is in a great location and the staff are very helpful. However, we
stayed there twice during our honeymoon trip and had problems with the rooms on
the second floor both times. The first stay saw us in a room that faced on to a
brick wall and had a really tired bathroom, but it was okay. The second visit,
we were right next to the vents from the restaurant below which were
exceptionally noisy and asked to be moved. They had another room on the same
floor which was quieter, but the bathroom looked like it was pre-war.
Having said that, the hotel is very clean indeed, provide great coffee in the
room, has a nice bar with informative tenders on the ground floor and -as I said
- is in a really handy location.
I get the impression that if you go higher up the hotel the rooms get much much
better, so worth bearing in mind when booking.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Aug 12, 2009
my husband and i stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed it very much.
the location is convenient to most attractions -- Stanley park, English bay, the
fish house restaurant, etc., and is well-located on Robson.
the staff were also very personable and helpful.
i would return and recommend the Listel to family and friends.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Aug 10, 2009
Had a great room on the Museum floor. Especially loved the huge - I mean huge -
flat-panel TV on the wall, perfect for viewing from the bed. Really cool was
also a USB port for charging my BlackBerry. Delightful staff, both at the
reception and in the attached restaurant. The only point for improvement I could
think of would be to design the bathroom as one room instead of the currently
separated toilet/bath and sink areas.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Aug 8, 2009
Couples My spouse and I were attending a concert at the Commodore so wanted to
stay overnight in a hotel. I searched online through many reviews of downtown
hotels and went with something that seemed upscale, cozy and fairly priced.
The room rate was $117 for the gallery floor which seemed like a decent price.
The mandatory valet parking ended up being $24 per day. We also had a last
minute change of plans and our friends needed a place to stay as well so we
switched (via telephone before our arrival) from a king bed to two queen beds
instead. Upon checkout we were informed that the extra two people in the room
amounted to $60 extra. SIXTY EXTRA?? I wish we had been informed about this
extra charge (the hotel had lots of opportunity to advise us). Nothing was said
upon our check in or our friends check in.
We ordered the Classic Eggs Benedict room service the next morning. It was OK. I
asked for soft eggs, they were hard. The potatoes were cold. The hollandaise was
a bit gritty. NOT worth the $15 PLUS mandatory 18% gratuity charge. A $40
breakfast? Wow.
I did like the noon check out time and appreciated the art pieces in the hotel
lobby area. I would not pay extra for the gallery room -- we had 3 pieces of
average looking art in our room.
So overall, we started out with a $120 hotel and upon checkout had a $280 bill.
Yikes!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jul 30, 2009
From the outside the hotel didn't look inviting. Kind of 80's, with brownish
windows. From the inside it's totally different. The lobby is nice, arty,
spotless. The staff is amazing, maybe the most professional and helpful staff I
ever met.
We had a reservation for a Standard 2 queens room on the 2nd floor (at a great
rate through www.allure-hotels.com ). Earlier check in was no problem. We had to wait
some time, but the staff made sure we got our room asap.
The room looked nice and clean, recently renovated, with a flatscreen tv, fridge
etc. But... it faced the 'alley' behind the hotel. What we saw: ugly 10-15 story
buildings, garbage cans and a homeless guy with a shopping cart, looking in the
garbage cans.
We like to sleep with open windows, so when we heard the noisy a/c unit from the
back of the restaurant adjacent to the hotel we asked for another room. That was
no problem at all.
The 2nd room also faced the same alley, only there was some kind of electrical
or water pump kind of thing (really don't know) that sounded like a constantly
running engine.
We felt terrible to ask for another room (I guess we were the staff's worst
nightmare...), but again, that was not a problem. We upgraded (+ $20) to a room
on the highest (6th) floor (616). I guess the $20 extra was for the higher
floor, because the room was not recently renovated, there was no flat screen tv
and we noticed orange mold in the shower.
We spent the 1st of 3 nights in this room but didn't sleep well due to the same
noisy a/c from the restaurant that we even heard on the highest floor. And we
woke up early from noise around the garbage cans outside.
The 2nd and 3rd night we slept in 617, which faced the street. We could even see
the water. It was a 1 king bed room, but much nicer, cleaner, less worn out than
616. We didn't care about the street noise and were happy that we weren't
bothered by the buzzing a/c.
The valet service ($24/day) is very fast. The guy who works during the day
turned out to be from the Netherlands (where we live)...so we spoke dutch. Nice.
He recommended a couple of streets/areas we might like. He even left two cookies
in the car when we checked out.
When the wireless internet didn't work properly one of the staff members
immediately brought a cable and arranged assistance from the internet company
(that fixed the problem).
We booked the Listel because we wanted a good hotel in a nice neighborhood with
coffeehouses, shops and restaurants. When we arrived we were disappointed.
Robson Street is a weird conglomeration of expensive shops, cheap restaurants,
good and bad hotels, tourists, totally dressed up girls and homeless people. One
day around 6pm we saw a guy peeing on the sidewalk.
Pro: There is a Starbucks on the other side of the street, a Capers (organic
food) and a Saveway a couple of blocks away. Skytrain a 10 min walk away. The
art work in the lobby, the hallways and the rooms is nice, but on the other
hand....it doesn't add comfort to the visit.
The hotel itself is great, we felt welcome. But -for us- the hotel and the
neighborhood just didn't match. So...yes, we would recommend the hotel to
people, but we would tell them about the neighborhood.
The next time we would probably not come back and choose a hotel in a quieter,
nicer location instead.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jun 28, 2009
Hotel is located on the quieter end of Robson Street. Everything you need is
there. The art gallery is only a few blocks away. We had a wonderful view of the
waterfront and the main street.
I was a bit disappointed we were not notified that we had to pay for parking.
Although it's our fault for not checking but it would have been helpful if I was
notified that the price for the hotel did not include the parking fee.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jun 20, 2009
Roomy suite for under $200.00/night. New, modern bathroom. Farewell cookies.
Complementary French Press coffee delivered to your room each morning.
I liked the look of the Listel when we drove up: Modern, clean mid-rise hotel.
Lobby is small but good-looking. When we got to our room, I was disappointed and
asked to see another room with a better view (we saw the top of the hotel roof
and the dim sum restaurant across the street), but there were none. The carpet
looked like it could use a cleaning and the furniture, while at one time may
have been nice and modern, was now a bit worn -- again, the light upholstery
looked like it needed a cleaning and the bench where we put our luggage was
rickety and had stains on the cushion. However, the bathroom was lovely with
modern fixtures and a wet room with a soaker tub and shower. Since I'm all about
the bathroom, I decided I could put up with the dingey upholstery. By the end of
our 3 day stay, I did comment to my husband that I did like the roominess of our
suite and the desk in the corner for our computers and the big closet. All and
all I'd recommend the Listel although if I were to stay in Vancouver again, I
might opt for a hotel closer to Burrard and Georgia Streets. I liked Robson, but
liked the area closer to Vancouver Museum a bit better. When they brought up our
car, there was a pretty package wrapped up on our dashboard with 2 cookies
inside -- nice touch.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
June 15, 2009
I went to Vancouver to meet up with my husband while he was there for work. Our
first night together we stayed at the Hyatt as that is where his conference was.
For the rest of our long weekend we moved to the Listel not wanting to pay the
outrageous cost for the Hyatt! Having stayed at the 2 different hotels in
Vancouver, I strongly recommend the Listel over the larger chain hotel!
The Listel was trendy but welcoming at same time! The staff was very friendly
and approachable! My husband and I are not very "artsy" but appreciated the
local art displayed through out the hotel! I especially enjoyed the
complimentary french press coffee delivered directly to our room in the morning
and the free upgrade to a room with an ocean view!
I was a bit concerned our room might be noisy as it over looked Robson St but
this was not an issue at all! Also felt O'Doul's restaurant not all it was
cracked up to be, although we just dined there for breakfast only.
Over all Listel was a perfect choice for our Canadian get away!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
May 2009
This hotel is perfect for the Vancouver tourist. It's fairly small -- only six
floors -- and yet the rooms are very spacious. The decor is tame and modern, not
gaudy as you might imagine a so-called 'art hotel' to be. The gym is down a
flight of stairs and has the standard equipment plus a spa (warning, though,
it's a little creepy to work out alone at night). Inside the rooms are free
wi-fi, microwave, flat-screened tv with dvd player, a mini-bar, and a land-line
telephone (the hotel gives you three hours free of long-distance
calls!--especially valuable if you're from the U.S. and don't want to pay
roaming charges). Service staff is great, and they'll convert small amounts of
U.S. dollars to Canadian. Bed sheets don't have that tough linen feeling;
they're even softer than our Seattle hotel which boasted 'high-thread count
sheets' (lulz). Finally, location is key as you're within walking distance of
Stanley Park and in downtown; hell, we even walked to Gastown and Chinatown
without fatigue. I highly recommend this distinctly Vancouver hotel, especially
given the decent pricing.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
May 2009
The Listel was so very accommodating especially for our group of four
rambunctious young adults. The hotel itself is very stylish and modern, but
beautiful. Our room was on the Museum Level, and had a nice view of apartments
which we took advantage of. Some may find this disturbing, but there were many
people who could see into our rooms from their apartments! For us, catching
peeping toms in the act trying to spy into our windows became a large source of
entertainment for us later in the night! Other than that, of course, haha , The
Listel is also very close to shopping, food and nightlife. Not so much
nightlife, but there are a few spots. We loved every minute of this classy place
and will definitely stay again. Also the people who work at the front desk were
always very kind and welcoming.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Apr 13, 2009
My family enjoys staying in a hotel the night before taking a flight. We tried
many different hotels in Vancouver and Richmond but none have made me want to
write a review until we stayed at The Listel Hotel. First class service right
from the moment we arrived at the front door. A highly trained and skilled front
door man by the name of Marinho was there to treat us with honor and respect. He
insisted on taking our things, parking our car and explaining how their top
notch service works. He was incredibly helpful throughout our stay and so was
everyone else. We were treated like VIP's at The Listel Hotel and I would never
consider staying anywhere else while in Vancouver.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Mar 30, 2009
I have stayed in this hotel many times over the years and it's still a great
stay. It's centrally located on Robson Street, walking distance to just about
anything of interest in downtown Vancouver, and just a few blocks from the
SkyTrain. Artwork is really the focus of the Listel, the room decor is
wonderful, especially on the Gallery Floor. What we really like is the daily
wine reception in the lobby. Service is top notch. The O'Doul's restaurant was
undergoing renovation the night we were there but it should be done by now.
Thanks for another great visit!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Mar 24, 2009
I booked this hotel for our 2nd night in Vancouver. The first night I just
booked a cheaper one, as we were only using it for limited hours and didn't see
the point in spending more. Well the Listel was only about 30$ more and was a
difference between night and day. I don't have to much $ to spend as a student
but this hotel was worth it, with the online prices/specials though!. It was a
great location for shopping -on Robson- , dining, and a quick taxi ride to
Granville, on the bus route, or a 10 min walk to the sky train.
Upon arrival the front desk was very courteous, polite, and helpful. I asked for
a king size when we got there but there was none left, and to make up for it he
put me in one of the nicer standard rooms on the 2nd floor (note my reservation
said a queen so this was no fault of theirs) . One of my biggest memories still,
is the aroma of the room. They use aromatherapy everything, for lotion, shampoo,
conditioner... the smell was wonderful and lingered lightly throughout the room.
The room was also very clean, and full of all the extras you may need -or like-
including the flat screen on the wall and fully stalked mini bar, nuts, snacks,
reading material, etc. There is also an optional quick-order breakfast card for
your desired time. And a complimentary French press coffee-or tea delivered to
your door in the morning, also at desired time.
Check out was also a great time, 12pm, instead of the standard 11pm. They even
gave us an extended check-out to suit our needs. We didn't have time to check
out the business center or fitness area, but we did use the internet in our
room. Wireless was a little slow, so we asked for a cord to plug in at our desk,
with no problem.
All in all good stay, look forward to the next one.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Mar 6, 2009
the staff where friendly and helpful and the hotel is nice but the bed was very
uncomfortable and lumpy in our room. We then checked three different rooms until
we found a bed that might be better but still had a terrible sleep on this lumpy
old mattress. For what I paid for this Hotel room compared to other hotels of
comparable rating these beds are unacceptable. At least in Mexico where the beds
are about the same the weather and tequila make up for the discomfort.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Feb 18, 2009
Nice room, nice décor, helpful front desk staff, great location. I’ll be back!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Feb 9, 2009
Comfortable rooms, good restaurant/bar, satisfactory amenities, good location,
good price. If you want to stay downtown, don't want to spend a bundle, but
still want to stay in a nice place, you can do a lot worse than the Listel. I'll
be back whenever I travel to Vancouver.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Feb 4, 2009
I've stayed at the Listel twice now on business, and both times it's been a very
pleasant experience. Tastefully appointed rooms, a good bar, reasonable prices,
and excellent location all contribute to an overall more-than-satisfactory stay.
The Listel is located downtown on Robson Street. Although I didn't get much of a
chance to do any exploring, there are plenty of good places to eat and drink in
walking distance, and the area has a good downtown vibe to it. There's a nice
mix of business and residential buildings in the area.
It's also close (10-minute walk) to Skytrain, which I found to be a good way to
get places around the city (and much cheaper than a cab). Make sure you know
which line you're on and which direction you're going, though; it can be
confusing at first.
I've stayed in both Museum and Gallery level floors; both are stylish and
well-appointed. Both rooms had a large work station, which was important since I
had a fair amount of work to do. The beds and linens were high quality,
bathrooms were small but pleasing, and everything was very clean--cleaning staff
definitely gets high marks. If you want to run up your minibar tab, there are a
wide variety of drinks and snack that will help you accomplish that. (There was
even a "lover's package" container in the minibar; I'll leave its contents to
your imagination. Useful if you're traveling with your spouse or love interest;
not so much if you're by yourself, although be it far from me to judge.)
The rooms are very quiet--always a bonus.
Odoul's, the restaurant, has a good bar with friendly staff. There's frequently
jazz playing in the later evenings. It's a comfortable place to get a drink and
unwind, and the guys behind the bar are attentive and make a good gin and tonic.
There are some decent beers and wines by the glass, and the wine list does a
nice job of highlighting local vintners while providing plenty of alternatives
from Europe, Australia, Washington, and California. The food's pretty good, too.
You can get both wired and wireless internet access. I found the wired to be
much faster, and I always bring my own cable so I didn't have to get one from
the front desk.
Generally, it has pretty much everything the typical business traveler needs.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jan 20, 2009
We stayed in this hotel on a snowy Jan weekend. Reception was swift and we were
given our room keys after filling out our forms.
The room was great! We had two queen sized beds, night table, a nice office
desk, flat panel TV, a cozy sitting area by the window, internet, bar, and a
coffee maker. It was quite modern, and we discovered that it was because the
rooms were recently renovated. The bathroom still had remnants of the old design
but nonehteless it was clean and functional.
The nice thing about this hotel is that it has art installations in the room and
in the hallways. We were greeted by steel sculptures at the elevator lobby and
also by a nice store-window type decoration at the elevator lobby as we stepped
off at our floor. Inside the rooms there are art pieces that had descriptions of
both the artwork as well as the artist who made it.
It's close to the stores along Robson St., and has a good proximity to the
restaurants and cafes, but I'll make it a point to try out O' Douls (their gound
floor restaurant) next time I go there.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jan 18, 2009
We stayed at the Listel for 2 nights in January. Stayed in a gallery room on the
5th floor- was very nice. Bed was comfortable, huge TV, clean bathrooms, and
very quiet. We were able the check in early as well as store our luggage before
we left the city after we checked out. Complementary pot of coffee was great in
the morning. Great location on Robson, close to everything. Great pieces of art
through out the building, dancing sculptures were my favorite. I would recommend
this hotel to anyone! Hotel staff was helpful and professional. Both check-in
and check-out were swift. I didn't really have any challenging requests, so I
don't know how they'd handle those.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Sep 7, 2008
We checked in very late with no problem. They were helpful and friendly which
was especially nice when we were tired and needed rest! The Listel is attractive
and funky with art surprising you around every corner. Even the luggage cart was
sculpted metal.
Price was high, but maybe not compared to other hotels in the area. There wasn't
much there that wasn't expensive.
Our room was great - comfortable, clean, terrific view, and a "balcony" big
enough for a party!! We loved it. It was also in an ideal location to grab food
at midnight when we arrived and again in the morning before we had to take off.
By the way, we were leaving for a cruise and one of the staff took it up on
himself to confirm our boarding pier without us even asking him to. It was
extremely thoughtful and a big help to us!
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Jun 29, 2008
We stayed at the Listel for just a couple of nights. The staff were friendly and
polite, and the room was smart and a decent size. It was nothing special, but
the Hotel Location was good - walking distance to downtown, Gastown, and Stanley Park.
We didn't try the restaurant as we didn't see many vegetarian options on the
menu, but it looked smart/"comfortable" and not too pricey.
Guest Reviews of the Listel Hotel Vancouver
Mar 2, 2008
This review is a little late - I stayed for my honeymoon last August for a week
& absolutely fell in love with the Listel! Perfect Hotel Location for walking all over
& right near the Hop On Hop Off Tour bus, which was great for us. Bed was
comfortable, bathrooms great & we had a nice high view. Everyone working there
was courteous & helpful. We especially looooved the food at O'Douls. We had a
bed & breakfast deal at Listel & enjoyed breakfast everyday as well as 2 dinners
while listening to live jazz.
Loved the "artsy" feel of the hotel. We have recommended it to several people
who are going to Vancouver this year & I know we'll be back there very soon.
Thanks Listel! Maybe we'll see you on our 1 year anniversary!
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