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Hotel Review of the Park Inn and Suites Radisson Vancouver
November 17, 2011
Normally would not stay in this area when in Vancouver but needed quick
access to a hospital. Got a room with a view. Room was standard for a
value hotel but the view of False Creek and downtown Vancouver was
spectacular! Room was one of their deluxe rooms (elite) was okay and
from the price point sufficient. Staff was friendly and efficient. My
only complaint was the noisy neighbors who went in and out of their room
constantly allowing the door to slam.
Hotel Review of the Park Inn and Suites Radisson Vancouver
October 30, 2011
I'll start with the positive...fantastic view of the city...great desk
staff...that's where it ends. This hotel could be fantastic and charge
so much more...but it is barely worth the overpriced price I paid...and
it was a medical discount. The hotel claims to be non-smoking...well it
hasn't been for long. As soon as I stepped onto the 5th floor I could
tell there had been smoker here lately...and it appears in MY room. Not
only a smoker...but a a very distinct urine smell. The laminate wood
floor in the entrant is separated...greasy smears on the armiour door
(if its not grease...I wasn't checking to see what it was), and
urine-like yellowness at the first...and second pour into the tub. The
beds are 'not bad' but with the street noise...it wouldn't matter how
great they were.
Hotel Review of the Park Inn and Suites Radisson Vancouver
October 15, 2011
The rooms are okay, but if you are fortunate enough to have a room
overlooking Broadway, the view of Vancouver with the North Shore
mountains in the background are one of the best you'll ever see! Be
there for a late summer blood-red sunset as it reflects off the glass
walls of downtown Vancouver - gorgeous! And, if you are very, very
lucky, you will be treated to Jonathan, a server (usually the only one!)
in the hotel's restaurant. He is worth the wait for the surprisingly
very good food as he is extremely entertaining, especially if people
order more than the cook might be able to handle (listen how Jonathan
talks people out of ordering so much food! He had the whole place
laughing).
One hint - the menu offers far too many choices. The cook/chef should
cut it down to about 12 or 15 selections rather than the hundreds which
are now offered.
We'll definitely be going back
Hotel Review of the Park Inn and Suites Radisson Vancouver
15 October 2011
The rooms are okay, but if you are fortunate enough to have a room
overlooking Broadway, the view of Vancouver with the North Shore
mountains in the background are one of the best you'll ever see! Be
there for a late summer blood-red sunset as it reflects off the glass
walls of downtown Vancouver - gorgeous! And, if you are very, very
lucky, you will be treated to Jonathan, a server (usually the only one!)
in the hotel's restaurant. He is worth the wait for the surprisingly
very good food as he is extremely entertaining, especially if people
order more than the cook might be able to handle (listen how Jonathan
talks people out of ordering so much food! He had the whole place
laughing).
One hint - the menu offers far too many choices. The cook/chef should
cut it down to about 12 or 15 selections rather than the hundreds which
are now offered.
We'll definitely be going back.
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