Hotel Dengan Wifi di British Columbia, Canada

"It is nearby the airport and if you are planning for tour around Vancouver or Banff this is one of the spot for the tour pick up. Convenient if you have late flight in. It is in the Richmond area so it is a good place to find good Chinese cuisine."

"The guys at this hotel were great we didn’t have towels in our room when we checked in but they were brought up directly, the room was very clean and the bed was comfortable, unfortunately the hotel is situated right by a major bridge so traffic noise ment you needed ear plugs. And being by the river there were lots of bugs in the room the breakfast was basic but adequate could do with fitting secondary double glazing and a storm seal around the door. But still have to praise the guys for making a basic hotel so pleasant."

"Hotel was very clean, Spacious, Cozy, Beautiful from the inside out!! I can go on! Bathroom was so so pretty. Everything was just luxurious! Loved it here! I totally recommend staying here. :) My bf & I came from California & it made it such an amazing.🫶🏼"

"We enjoyed our stay at Hotel Willo (which was renamed from YWCA Hotel after we booked). Nice they offered free coffee and tea in the morning. We arrived early in the morning and were able to leave our luggage in the storage room, before we went discovering the city. It seems like they have just renovated and also exchanged the bath amenities to new ones while we were there. We booked the room with the shared bathroom, which also connects to another room. You can lock the bathroom from both sides, so this worked well for us. We were looking for the best price-quality ratio of a hotel that is centrally located and it really is. We arrived using the airport train and walked to the hotel. The Vancouver Stadium is just across the street so very convenient for the people looking for accommodation for the World Cup. In fact we could also see the stadium from our hotel room. Highly recommend this place!"

"This hotel is in a great location making it easy to explore Beacon Hill, the inner harbour, Government Street and all the other sights of Victoria. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable and the bedrooms were clean and comfortable. Leisure facilities were also of a high standard. "

"Great service! Good clean gym and pool area. Very accommodating with breakfast early as we needed to leave for a 6:40am cab to the airport. $26 fare from this hotel to airport. We recommend this hotel"

"Mixed feelings after our Labour Day weekend stay. There is a lot to like about the Hilton Whistler. The location is excellent, the amenities are very good, and our room was spacious and comfortable, with a well-equipped kitchenette. Strangely, there were no pots or saucepans, which made the kitchenette somewhat less useful, but that was hardly a major problem. More concerning was finding several empty vodka bottles left inside one of the kitchen cabinets. We reported this to the front desk. It certainly makes you wonder how thoroughly the room was inspected between guests. Parking is another frustration. It costs $37 per night, yet signage in the garage prominently states that the owner and management assume no liability for loss or damage. Most of the readily available spaces also seemed designed for small vehicles, while many regular-sized spaces were reserved or difficult to find. Charging nearly $40 a night for parking while simultaneously reminding guests that the security of their vehicle is entirely their problem is not particularly reassuring. Check-in brought another unexpected inconvenience. The security deposit required a physical credit card. I normally carry only my phone and use Apple Pay, so I had to use my partner’s card, which was not what we intended. When I asked what would happen if neither of us had a physical card, I was told they would “find a way.” If there is another way, perhaps it should simply be available without putting guests through the inconvenience first. But the detail that left the worst impression was, remarkably, bottled water. Two bottles were left in the room with a large Hilton Honors tag stating that Diamond, Gold and Silver members receive them free, while “All Other Guests” are charged $3.50 per bottle. I understand loyalty programs. I understand providing upgraded rooms, breakfast, lounge access or other perks to frequent guests. But making complimentary drinking water a status benefit at a hotel in this price category feels embarrassingly cheap. It is not about the $3.50. A bottle of water is hardly going to ruin anyone’s vacation. It is the principle, and especially the way it is presented. There is something distinctly unwelcoming about putting two bottles of water in front of a guest and attaching a sign that essentially says, “free for them, $3.50 for you.” Hospitality should make people feel welcome. There must surely be better ways of recognizing loyal Hilton guests than creating a miniature class system around two bottles of water. Finally, at checkout, the same front desk employee who had checked us in asked how our stay had been. I answered, “Mixed feelings.” I would have thought that was a fairly obvious invitation to ask what had gone wrong. Instead, there was no follow-up question, no “I’m sorry to hear that,” not even the usual courtesy response. The conversation simply ended. Oddly enough, that probably summed up the experience better than anything else. Whistler itself was beautiful as always, and the Hilton has genuinely strong qualities. The spacious room, location and amenities were all very good. But a collection of small, avoidable issues, particularly housekeeping and the rather nickel-and-dime approach to hospitality, kept what could have been an excellent stay from feeling like one."

"The motel was in a good location. The room was run down and not very clean"

"1.Maid needs to tell them to clean the room , should have handing tag 2. The Water is not so strong and get hot quite slow , especially , especially basin 3 lift is quite old and bump 4. Front desk people are wonderful service"