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Luxurious Amenities and Stunning Views
Indulge in the 25 m swimming pool, gourmet restaurant, and breathtaking Vancouver skyline views at Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier. Unwind in the sauna, steam room, or on the outdoor deck after a workout in the fitness centre with a yoga studio.
Comfortable and Convenient Accommodations
Each guest room features a flat-screen TV, spacious work desk, mini-refrigerator, microwave, and complimentary tea and coffee service. Select rooms offer picturesque views of Vancouver city.
Prime Location and Nearby Attractions
Conveniently located just a short Seabus ride from central Vancouver, this hotel is near popular attractions like Grouse Mountain and Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Explore the vibrant Lonsdale Quay just 400 meters away.
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Upon check-in, photo identification and a credit card are required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Please note, bed and breakfast packages consists of a $50 breakfast credit.
Breakfast is available for an extra charge of CAD 20.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 17 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
Public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed) and costs CAD 37.76 per day.
Lovely hotel, very comfortable, vibrant location.
Great views from the room over the Quay area. Hotel is also in a great location for exploring the Lonsdale area and well connected to transit for exploring the whole of Vancouver like the Seaboat, Buses etc.
The rooms are feeling old and in need of some modernisation - paid for a room upgrade and it felt like it hadn’t been refreshed in 20 years. No free waters, or such for checkin, every item in the room is a paid add on. Supplied toiletries were in tiny plastic bottles and a very poor standard.
Hotel has bags of potential but needs some modernisation.
The location
Small rooms, bizarre bathrooms with a picture window and shutters on the outside looking into the shower from the room - no privacy. Super odd and awkward when traveling with family. Rooms were tiny.
Location was 10/10 though
Location
Washroom door was difficult to slide closed
the location was great and the parking was easy.
It was pretty loud and the beds were very basic. At that price they should have better interiors and sleeping comfort.
Le service
Le wifi qui était atroce
Stayed here for a weekend while attending a wedding nearby. First impressions are that it's very much a business hotel but it functions just fine for leisure / family travel, especially if you are looking to spend time in the Shipyards area in North Vancouver. The hotel room was spacious enough for an adult and a child, only minimally crowded with two adults and a child.
The shower / tub has a weird window into the main bedroom, with the blinds on the outside, which meant I had to emphasize to my child not to mess with the blinds and I had to ensure the blinds to the street were closed because I didn't need to be flashing the residents who live in the condos across the way. The bathroom has a sliding door with a lock that doesn't function very well so really, if you need privacy away from curious kids who like to fidget, this may not be the place for you. There wasn't much counter space in the bathroom but at least the water pressure was decent and consistent.
The beds are firm which may or may not be to your liking. The pillows are great but certainly wasn't the best sleep I've ever had in my life. There were enough plugs but not the most USB-equipped room, if you travel with a lot of devices. There also weren't very many lights in the room oddly, so if you wanted a lot of light, you had to throw the curtains wide open for natural light. But otherwise, was quite dim even during the day.
The pool was fine, mostly set up for lap swimming but it was quiet enough that I didn't feel my child was disturbing anyone with his splashing. Hot tub was great too, gym area seems well equipped and staffed.
I did park in the underground garage designated for hotel guests and at check-in, opted to have my parking fees put onto my room bill to be paid upon check-out. After check-out, we went down to the car and found a parking ticket. I returned to the front desk and they were very apologetic and said that they'd take care of it (ie. speak with the parking management company to cancel the ticket). I haven't called in yet to confirm if that's been done but just be aware. May be easier to just pay the parking yourself directly.
All in all, it was a fine hotel. Location is a premium for sure and there's no shortage of things to do, food to eat in the immediate vicinity. It was a perfectly lovely staycation otherwise.
Terrific location near the harbour. The sea train to/from Vancouver is just a few minutes walk away. Staff were all very friendly, competent and helpful as needed. The bed was very comfortable and the harbour view was lovely both day and night. Breakfasts and lunches in the hotel cafe were high quality and prices were comparable to good restaurants nearby.
While the Pinnacle is a 4-star hotel in my opinion, it does not earn 5 stars as is advertised in some places. It's very clean and well-maintained, but some updating is needed.
We like the location. The breakfast was good as well.
The weird arrangement where the bathroom has a full-sized window into the living quarters. There is a privacy curtain that is controlled from OUTSIDE of the bathroom. What pervert designed this voyeurist paradise? I have two small, curious kids and this setup makes it impossible to shit in private.
Great location and pet friendly
Pet charge per night. Should be per stay
I all way try to avoid any Holiday dine out due too crowded noisy special the Buffet long line up kids running around , but with invitation from my business pater's family can not say no ! surprised it is one of the Easter Buffet I truly enjoyed , the Ballroom well set up very spacious with windows around do not feel claustrophobia at all also not over booked , not a extravaganza seafood buffet but variety good quality food and all the Buffet station well stocked and clean , few breakfast items to choose from the Omelette station chef very professional always have the can do attuite , the Prime Rib roast (MR ) so juicy and tender also the Ham perfectly baked full of sweet flavor the cold Prawns nicely poached good size not like the shrimplets , very enjoyable laid back buffet no long line up and not many kids running around , efficient friendly service no problem take care eight of us , never feel being rushed at all , that's how I like my relaxing leisurely buffet , over all very impressed we are talking coming back for their Mother's Day Buffet in May ! Nicely done Management !
Our group went to Pinnacle Hotel in North Vancouver. The room was beautiful, clean, quiet. Food was absolutely wonderful, a little pricey, but worth it. They have swimming, suanna and hot tub. I would definitely recommend this place, and I would go back. Very friendly and service spot on
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