Comfort Inn Downtown Vancouver

My wife and I stayed at the Comfort Inn in Downtown Vancouver for 4 nights in late November. The hotel location was ideal for walking all around town and the staff was very friendly and attentive. The room was a little on the small side but very clean and nicely appointed as well as warm during the chilly nights. Our room was on the back side of the hotel (facing Seymour St.) which was a good thing as on a Friday & Saturday night Granville St. can be a bit loud as people party into the wee hours of the morning. Complimentary breakfast in the attached Irish pub was very good (especially the do-it-yourself waffles) and was greatly appreciated in starting off each day. We had a great time in Vancouver and would recommend the Comfort Inn to anyone who wants to stay in the heart of the city.

We visit Vancouver often and we're looking for a new hotel, to stay more in the Entertainment/Business District. This hotel was on top of the Irish Pub, shared the building with a Hostel and had a Strip Club adjacent to the parking lot; total of five clubs within the block. We stayed on a Sunday and Monday and the clubs partied until 3:30am, the crowds were noisy and we were on the 4th floor. Street entertainment was really enjoyable from my window but it was especially nice when my children woke up wondering who was talking in the next room. Walls are paper thin and the rooms are tiny. The foot of the bed was literally 18 inches from the wall. The bathroom had the largest radius to turn around in. We have never stayed in such a small, noisy, horrible place. The site mentions flat screen tv's because the hotel has no room to put it any where else, it must go on the wall! It was decorated nice, the linens were clean and the bed was comfortable. The staff was rude, short tempered and acted like us thirty-somethings should not have brought children. This is definitely a place for bar hoppers to crash after a night of drinking.