Landis Suites

Good hotel and good price.
The suite was pretty big and fit people nicely, the beds were comfortable and everything was clean. The staff was nice and check in/​out was easy.
It’s right by Davis so there are a lot of good restaurants around, the hotel is however pretty far from the nightlife.
Only negative thing was that they did not have a first aid kit in the hotel nor in the room.

Great room, clean, quiet, great view, and very spacious. Décor a little dated, but looks just like the pictures, and again very clean.
Breakfast was crowded and limited, but sufficient. Great coffee at Breka across the street. Great location for my interests, right on Davie St. The city is tiny and very walkable to anywhere.
Front desk clerks were friendly, but weren’t really able to direct us to Victoria? But professional and helpful otherwise.
I would stay here again.

Thanks again for the great service! Love the size of the suites for the price. Also we were able to park our cars there for the week, while we went on our Alaska cruise.

A friend gave us the inside info of this place — quite honestly an AMAZING deal if you’re going to Vancouver. The room was very clean, the desk people were nice and helpful, and the location was right where we needed. The only thing is the wifi doesn’t travel well through walls, but when in the living room we got perfect reception.

We stayed here on accident as it’s right next to a Marriott. My husband went into the wrong door to check in and he liked their spiel. We ended up paying about the same price but got a 2-​bedroom suite with kitchen at the Landis compared to the one-​room, two-​bed room that we would have had at the Marriott. Plus, we had access to the Marriott pool and gym.
The size of the suite off-​set made up for the fact that the room wasn’t quite up to par. The décor was slightly off and we think it was a matter of having too many patterns. Below, I will list items that may turn off some people but despite them, we would still stay there again for the price, suite size, and location.
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Key cards are required to use the elevators. I liked the security and kids got plenty of chances to slide the card.
TV in each room (3 total).
Free fruit in the lobby.
Free newspaper.
Free continental breakfast was mostly cereals and baked goods.
Popcorn ceiling had some stains.
Wifi was free. The router was right outside our door so our reception was good.
Fold-​out bed was comfortable and already made when I opened it up in the middle of the night.
We had the «Don’t need housecleaning» sign on our door since we didn’t need room service but they put fresh towels on the TV stand right inside the door.
Master bedroom: bed appeared to be slightly tilted toward the head, although it wasn’t noticeable when lying down. Comfortable but you definitely notice when the other person moves. There was a good inch and a half of dust under the bed. The blankets were those soft, fuzzy ones that you get at Kmart and had some holes. Black-​out curtain had a few holes.
Bathroom had obviously been cleaned but it looks like they regularly miss corners and crevices.
The kitchen could use more utensils. The sponge under the sink was beat up.
Street traffic noise is noticeable, even up on the 7^th floor. It was mostly just background noise until you get a motorcycle or ambulance going through.
The unit was equipped with two thermostats and strangely, a humidifier. We didn’t touch the humidifier settings.
The dining room was in an enclosed, tiled balcony that still had the sliding glass door. Found it a bit annoying to step over (or sometimes on-​ouch!) the track but no doubt it helped with the sound-​proofing.

I booked a one night October 2013 stay in a 2 bedroom suite 4 months in advance for my wife, her mom and grandma, a family friend, and myself. Upon arrival, the front desk attendant told us that they were full and could not honor our reservation. He did book us a room at their «sister» hotel a few blocks down the road, at the Best Western. He apologized and said the manager would contact us about the financial details. We had to walk in the rain to the other hotel. The Best Western staff was nice, and we received two very small, very basic rooms. We were fortunate that our grandma could not go last minute, otherwise I probably would be sleeping in the lobby. Let’s just say I thought I was going to make a good impression with the mother-​in-​law booking a nice large suite… those impressions were out the window.
We departed for our cruise on the next day, came home 5 days later. No call from the manager. Checked the credit card statement… charged full price from the Landis. So I called the manager. He apologized for not calling, and claimed that the people staying in our room from the previous day went up to the mountains and did not return in time to check out. They have a policy to not go into their room. So we were out of luck. After explaining everything, he did not offer me any sort of compensation. When asking him about being charged the full sum, he appealed to the fact that he had to pay a lot for the last minute rooms at the Best Western. (Really!!! I am sure you charged the previous occupants the highest rate possible for being late.) Still, he offered me nothing in return. Upon pressing him further, he told me he would have to call me back. A few minutes later he called back and offered me a 50% refund. I took it to be done with it. The whole situation left me with a one star impression, but the politeness of the front desk staff and the fact that they did get us other rooms gave them an extra star.
So rest assured, you may make a reservation with a credit card, but you are at the mercy of whoever is staying in the room the night before. That seems like a bad policy to have… especially for a smaller hotel. It seems like an easy thing to put in the documents people sign when getting the room that if you do not check out, we have permission to enter the room and clean out your stuff. I would highly recommend doing that… unless you want to ruin other vacations and be forced to give the Best Western more money.

Came here in Saturday night for a party, looks kinda old school from the outside and isnt the biggest hotel around, but as you walk in, its pretty nice, not very outdated, clean and decent sized rooms, cant comment on the price because my friend had rented it out, but I don’t think it would be too expensive. Since its downtown I believe there is underground parking but I know for sure there is street parking available. Its close to the Granville Strip which is another plus. Would definitely reccomend this place to friends and even consider coming here if I ever need a place for a night in downtown.

I was a little hesitant after talking with a woman on the phone who wasn’t very friendly; however, outside of the surprisingly narrow corridors to our room and disappointingly, not having 1 room outfitted with blankets and comforters, every part of our short visit was fabulous: the staff at the desk was so nice, the room was airy and spacious; and the location was conveniently walking distance to some nice eateries. We loved the city views from our dining area’s window! Great for the price.

This hotel is amazing, especially for group road trips. We got a 2 bed 1 bath for 4 single folks. The living room has a hide a bed for even more people/​privacy. I loved having a full kitchen, since it’s so expensive to eat out three meals a day, so that was a nice bonus. The location is right on Davie and Hornby, so you’re right at the end of the LGBT district, and 4 blocks west of Robson. It’s hands down one of the best locations I’ve stayed at in Vancouver. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and you have access to the gym and pool next door at the Marriott. After all was said and done, we paid about US $ 78 per person per night. Highly recommended.

Great location, great value. Few hotels have two bedroom suites from normal to bigger to huge! We had two bedroom suite, great view, sunroom two baths.
They have a good gym that they share with the Marriott Residence Inn next door. The gym is very good for a hotel but the pool and hot tub were somewhat over chlorinated and didn’t use much.
The bed was firm and could be slightly softer. Breakfast was good with some of the best multi-​grain bagels I have ever had. Good coffee for free breakfast.
Front desk manager Khalid and John the evening desk clerk — props to them, they know good service and attention. They also know the city and gave us great FREE things to do. Very service oriented.
Only complaint is that noise from the street filters up and we were 8 floors up.
Next time I go I am going to get an even bigger suite Khalid!
Ben

Our four-​night stay here couldn’t have been more perfect. I had been looking for a suite or two adjoining rooms and found a suite at Landis. Our room had two full-​size bedrooms each with a door and it’s own TV. The main area gave us a nice place to stretch out and included a small kitchen, living room, and dining area.
Even better still was the location. Not being familiar with Vancouver, we really lucked out that this spot was so centrally located and we were able to walk everywhere. Also, I am highly allergic to scents and there were no problems with that here. The rooms, sheets, and linens were clean and scent-​free.
When I return to Vancouver, I will stay here again and plan to tell my family and friends to do the same.

Its as good as it gets!
We got the cheapest suite they offer, at $ 179 per night + tax and parking. We were completely impressed! Two bedrooms, yes actual bedrooms with doors! A nice living/​sitting room area, an enclosed balcony with a table and chairs. A clean bathroom and a reasonably stocked kitchen. All the floors in the hotel have their own wifi, so there is a nice strong signal for everyone
Absolutely no complaints.

Good for groups or families. Stayed here for 3 nights. Guys road trip wknd. Rooms are nice and big. 2 bed 2 bath. Hide a bed in living room. Full kitchen that has not quite enough stuff to eat in all the time, but it works. Beds are comfy, rooms clean and great value for the downtown core. Decent continental breaky incl. Parking $ 20 /​nite. Not 5* but solid 3.5* hotel. Will be back

Recently a group of friends and I spent a few days in Vancouver and stayed at the Landis Suites. The room was pretty nice, the common areas also nice my only complaint really was parking situation, it was under construction and the parking spaces were kind of tight.
The location of Landis combined with the rooms having full kitchens, multiple bedrooms and various amenities make up for the parking.
Bottom line, if you’re looking for an inexpensive place to stay that’s within walking distance to pretty much anything you want to do, it’s worth taking a look at Landis Suites.

We only stayed here for a night, but we had a really nice suite, we had 2 bedroom one bath suite and it was very nice! There was a lot of space and lots of windows! The dining room was like on the balcony, it was enclosed by glass windows and doors. The bathroom was large and clean and the bedrooms are decent. Only complaint is that the light switch are in total random places.
There was complimentary breakfast and wifi and apples at the front desk! The breakfast wasn’t too bad, there is the usual coffee, tea and juice as well as toast and some individually wrapped muffins, croissant and what looked like ground beef in phylo pastry… (wonder what that would taste like…) The wifi wasn’t the greatest even with the route outside our door. However, the hotel next door had great wifi!
All-​in-​all, this is a great place to stay and I would stay here again! Recommended.

In sum: not a luxury resort, but perfect for a guy’s weekend in Vancouver.
Good: the price is a great deal for what you get (just ‘forget’ your AAA card to get a good deal). Large suites, good views and full kitchen and big living rooms. But it’s not so nice you feel bad trashing the place.
This place is ideal for parties.

We were travelling with another couple and staying in Vancouver for a week, so we decided to rent a two-​bedroom apartment here. It’s in a very central location, within walking distance of the main entertainment and shopping areas and the ferry to Granville Island, and they offer a complimentary shuttle service to the central part of the city. A fitness room and indoor swimming pool and hot tub are open from 7:00 am until 11:00 pm. Our apartment had a combination living/​dining room, well-​equipped kitchen (we filled the refrigerator with fresh fruit, cheeses, and snacks from the Granville Island Public Market), two bathrooms, and an enclosed solarium. The manager’s special was only CA$ 169.00 per night which at the time of our stay was about US$ 155.00, much less than two hotel rooms would have cost us, and even less than the cost of one room in a deluxe hotel. All apartments have two-​bedrooms, but if just the two of us were travelling we’d still consider staying here because the location is perfect, the accommodations are very comfortable, and you can’t beat the price.